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Fri, 21 Feb 1992 15:29:19 EST |
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Message of Fri, 21 Feb 1992 11:29:44 EST from <GERLAND@UBVM> |
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On Fri, 21 Feb 1992 11:29:44 EST Jim Gerland - User Support Services said:
>On Thu, 20 Feb 1992 10:50:35 EST <[log in to unmask]> said:
>> When users of Microsoft Mail on PC reply to a list and if the original
>> text is copied, the Microsoft Mail copies both the header and body. The
>> listserver rejects this saying that the From:, Reply-To: or Sender:
>> field points to the list found in the body.
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>> We have requested the users to delete the headers before posting but
>> these users are the "BIG WHEELS" and asking them this is TOO MUCH.
>> I have been told to fix this.
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>> So is there any way I can do this? Any flags or exits or what have you?
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>Microsoft Mail is not alone in this. VMS Mail does it and so does Unix
>mail.
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>User Education is the best answer. Just explain to those "BIG WHEELS" that
>if what they have to say is important enough for others to read it then they
>need to remove the header lines so their mail gets distributed to the list.
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Since there seems to be lots of system out there who may have similar
problem, I am giving the solution that works.
Mark Wilson ([log in to unmask]) suggested using LOOPCHECK=NONE
setting on each list that you control. Since I have only a few lists
I control it will do.
Thanks again ... Ratilal
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