On 01/15/2003 08:29:50 AM [log in to unmask] wrote:

>For every list you have, you should do:
>
>TELL MAILER SET LIST FOR listname

Yes, I did that. There was an existing VM userid for the list and I didn't
want the mail to go there. Actually, I've tried it both ways and I get a
different response depending on the setting. (I deleted the VM userid.)

>This will probably solve your problem, but the question is why the
message came
>as an X-ADMMAIL job in the first place. I would need to see the LMail
console
>log (you can send it privately if you prefer).

I deleted yesterday's console logs but here's one from the last century
:-)   (before SET LIST):

RDR FILE 0126 SENT FROM SMTP2    PUN WAS 0446 RECS 0007 CPY  001 A NOHOLD
NOKEEP
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 Processing file 0126 from SMTP2@MSACVM
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 -> BSMTP from [log in to unmask]
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 -> 1 recipient (1 local).
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 -> Passed to LISTTEST for delivery.
RDR FILE 0128 SENT FROM LISTTEST PUN WAS 0076 RECS 0009 CPY  001 A NOHOLD
NOKEEP
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 Processing file 0128 from LISTTEST@MSACVM
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 -> BSMTP from [log in to unmask]
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 -> Message has "no forward" (L-NF) flag.
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 -> 1 recipient (1 local).
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 -> Sent delivery error for 1 recipient.
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 Processing file 0129 from MAILER@MSACVM
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 -> Message has MAIL FROM:<>
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 -> 2 recipients (2 local).
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 -> Delivered to LBAAS.
15 Jan 1903 08:50:09 -> Delivered to MAINT.

and another (after SET LIST):

RDR FILE 0138 SENT FROM SMTP2    PUN WAS 0450 RECS 0007 CPY  001 A NOHOLD
NOKEEP
15 Jan 1903 08:54:33 Processing file 0138 from SMTP2@MSACVM
15 Jan 1903 08:54:33 -> BSMTP from [log in to unmask]
15 Jan 1903 08:54:33 -> 1 recipient (1 local).
15 Jan 1903 08:54:33 -> Delivered to TEST.
RDR FILE 0140 SENT FROM LISTTEST PUN WAS 0080 RECS 0008 CPY  001 A NOHOLD
NOKEEP
15 Jan 1903 08:54:34 Processing file 0140 from LISTTEST@MSACVM
15 Jan 1903 08:54:34 -> Message has MAIL FROM:<>
15 Jan 1903 08:54:34 -> 1 recipient (1 local).
15 Jan 1903 08:54:34 -> Delivered to MAINT.

In the second case, LISTSERV doesn't produce the X-ADMMAIL message but
MAINT still gets a non-delivery error:

Return-Path: <>
Received: from VM.MTSAC.EDU (NJE origin LISTTEST@MSACVM) by VM.MTSAC.EDU
(LMail
          V1.2c/1.8c) with BSMTP id 0140; Wed, 15 Jan 2003 08:54:34 -0800

Date:         Wed, 15 Jan 2003 08:54:34 -0800
From:         [log in to unmask]
Subject:      Undelivered mail
To:           [log in to unmask]
X-Report-Type: Nondelivery; boundary="> Error description:"

--> Error description:
Error-For:  [log in to unmask]
Error-Code: 3
Error-Text: No such list.

Error-End:  One error reported.

Does this have anything to do with the host or domain name? I have several
names listed on "mydomain" in the LOCAL SYSVARS file and have tried
changing the order, changing the domain to which I send the message,
changing the node name, etc. but I haven't hit on anything that works.

Are there other settings I should be looking at?

Thanks for your help.

lisa