This appears to be some bad interaction between Listserv and some
 Listserv-like software on the Internet.  The potential for mailing
 loops is high...  Anyone seen this before?  I suppose I'm lucky that
 the "From:" line caused the file to be rejected.  Otherwise there
 could have been a lot of wasted mail traffic.  I haven't completely
 figured out how this happened, since Info-Vax isn't a list we peer
 at JHUVM, and there is no such e-mail address <E@JHUVM>.  Any ideas?
 
 -jj
 
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Error occured while processing file 3766 from MAILER@JHUVM: "Command mailfile
contains invalid RFC822 fields and could not be parsed".
 
RFC822 parser messages follow:
 
<E> Mail origin cannot be determined.
 
<E> Original tag was -> FROM: ""Ramon M. Curiel, Jr.""
    <[log in to unmask]>
 
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Date: Tue, 25 JUN 91 22:01:11 PDT
From: ""Ramon M. Curiel, Jr."" <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: Re: OUTPUT OF JOB "INFO-VAX" FROM E@JHUVM
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Unknown command "OUTPUT" (25-JUN-1991 22:01)
 
This message is being generated by an automated procedure for updating
lists.  The usual cause of this is that the person sending the message
has sent a message describing in English what action they want done.
Unfortunately, this program does not understand English.  This program
does understand several keywords and will perform actions based on
these.  The following is a list of the valid keywords:
 
	ADD	DIRECTORY	HELP	REMOVE	SEND
 
These commands should be placed in the body of the message being sent.
The program will to continue to read lines from the file until it
encounters and invalid command or it reaches the end of the message.
 
The following is a description of each of the commands.
 
ADD <mail address>
 
The ADD command will cause the program to add the specified address to
the list.  If no address is specified the "From:" field of the message
will be used.  Mail confirmation will be sent to the requestor and to
the <mail address> if different.
 
DIRECTORY
 
The DIRECTORY command will create a listing of the list's archive
directory.  These are the files that are available to be sent using the
SEND command.
 
HELP
 
The HELP command will send you a message written by the list maintainer.
Hopefully this will be helpfull to you...
 
REMOVE <mail address>
 
The REMOVE command will cause the program to delete the specified
address from the list.  If not address is specified the "From:" field of
the message will be used.  Mail confirmation will be sent to the
requestor and to the <mail address> if different.
 
SEND <filename>
 
The SEND command will cause the specified filename to sent to you as a
mail message.  The files available for transfer can be obtained by using
the DIRECTORY command.
 
 
 
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