Wed, 14 Apr 2004 13:25:18 -0400
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On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 12:14:41 EDT, "Chang, Su-Hwa" <[log in to unmask]> said:
> Is there a global setting (or individual list setting) that would only send
> the message out once. In other words, if there is a connection problem with
> an outside mail host or any other issues, it will not retry.
Well... *IF* you're willing to accept that for a reasonably large mailing, you
are almost guaranteed that you're failing to deliver to 5-10% of the recipients
on the first try, and that all it takes is a 10-second outage of a single
router somewhere upstream from you to make sure that you just lost 100% of the
recipients, yes, I suppose you *could* configure the mail system that Listserv
is using to do this.
Personally, I wouldn't try that sort of stunt unless I already had a new job
offer in my pocket....
I suspect that you're trying to solve some other problem by only attempting
delivery once, and that there's a better solution - but without knowing what
problem you're trying to solve, we can't recommend one...
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