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Not sure if this relates to that - if you send the email to a listserv list
and are expecting a copy of this email to come to you as a subscriber, you
will not see this email. It will not be put in your mailbox because it is
already in your sent mail box. This is a space saving measure taken by
google. We were puzzled by this also.
Jane K. Gehan
University of Minnesota Email: [log in to unmask]
Operations, Infrastructure and Architecture Phone: (612) 626-1810
Internet Services Office: 626K WBOB
> I have no knowledge of Google Apps, but I would be very surprised if
> Google allowed you to use their smtp server w/o logging in and very
> disappointed if they did (allow you to use it w/o a login).
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> /Pete
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> On 3/8/2010 2:24 PM, Tom Lorenz wrote:
> > How do I configure LISTSERV 15.5 for use with Google Apps? It worked
> > fine with our old email gateway, but since we switched to Google Apps
> > nothing has gone out. Messages show up in the archives, but never make
> > it out into the world. I changed the SMTP settings to SMTP.GMAIL.COM
> >
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