>
>No, and  a subject line is  meant to be in  the header. I believe  it's a
>PROFS-only problem  anyway, and if  it didn't  exist before it  must have
>been introduced  by some new release  of PROFS. The command  is executed,
>LISTSERV complains it  doesn't know about it, and then  stops, so it's no
>big deal.
>
>>Is there  any way to force  LISTSERV to ignore subject  lines and/or any
>>other lines inadvertantly tagged onto the end of a mail message, such as
>>auto signatures?
>
>How can a  computer tell random signature data  and lines "inadvertently"
>added at the end of a message? :-( Yet another reason not to use .sig's.
What is a 'PROFS-only' problem becomes more than that if the local
mailer for the LISTSERV site has the LOCAL PROFS exit turned on.  It's
no 'big deal' for most users, but some less hardy subscribers get
squeamish when they see an error messsage, so one of or list owners
wanted to know if there were some special line a user could insert
within the text of the mail message to indicate that LISTSERV should
stop searching for further commands, ignoring whatever comes afterward.
Thanks.
 
                                       Mary Papakhian
                                       VM Systems Programmer
                                       University Computing Services
                                       WCC 136.13   855-2597