Thanks KP,

I am the ListServ admin (we are a very small business and we only do what we need to, with ListServ).

Regarding the owners... There are only 4 owners of this list, but I believe this was done maliciously so I'm first trying to find out what I can, before speaking to them.

I'll look in the listserv logs...

Thanks,
Brent

From: LISTSERV Site Administrators' Forum <[log in to unmask]> On Behalf Of k p
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2018 9:19 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Finding out WHO Deleted Subscribers

The identity of the actor for the event is find-able in the LISTSERV log, your site administrator could take a look.

But the system is designed on the premise that events occur only with proper permission and authentication, and generally isn't subjected to a lot of audit requirements.

Is the number of owners, for the list in question, so large that you can't just ask each of them whether they did something to the list last week?
On 10/19/2018 7:32 AM, Brent Hetland wrote:
Hi All,
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I have a list setup to NOT Auto-Delete Subscribers.
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Yet in a single day (10/10/2018), 126 Subscribers were deleted from the list.
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Q. How can I see WHO did this?
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The .changelog file and the CHANGELOG database table simply show me the deleted subscribers and the time they were deleted, but not who deleted them.
I can�t believe a product that has been around so long, wouldn�t log the user who performed the action�
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Thanks,
Brent

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