The problem is that *-SERVER is a reserved address for LISTSERV.  It's
one of the various pseudo-mailboxes that LISTSERV routes to different
places, eg, owner-listname, listname-request, and so forth.  listname-server
maps to the LISTSERV@host address associated with listname.

So you could call the list CIS-SQLSERVER but not CIS-SQL-SERVER.

Nathan

On Thu, 1 Nov 2001 17:30:30 -0500 you said:
>I created a new list named CIS-SQL-SERVER.  When I try to send to the list,
>this message appears in Listserv's log file:
>  1 Nov 2001 16:53:20 -> Invalid list (CIS-SQL), generating bounce.
>  1 Nov 2001 16:53:20 Sent information mail to:
>                      > [log in to unmask]
>There is no list named CIS-SQL, but that's not the name of the list I was
>sending to. I double-checked everything about the new list (list definition,
>sendmail aliases, archives) and can't find anything wrong.  The only
>occurrences of "sql" in the sendmail aliases file are the entries for the new
>list.  I've had a lot of experience with Listserv, but this has got me
>stumped.  Any suggestions?
>
>Peter