Hi all,

I have followed these instructions, and yet we still keep getting these
messages. Is there some way to check that I have the latest tables in
place or could there be a problem somewhere else.

Paul.
  Paul Clarke
  Online Curriculum Information Project Officer
  Open Access Unit
  Gabba Towers
  Level 6, 411 Vulture Street
  Woolloongabba Brisbane Qld 4102
  Ph:  07 3406 2755
  Fax: 07 3406 2756
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> From:         [log in to unmask][SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent:         Monday, 2 November 1998 23:00
> To:   [log in to unmask]
> Subject:      Outdated Listserv tables
>
> Dear Listserv Administrator:
>
> This is an automatically generated message.
>
> Your site recently routed a file to a no longer existing Listserv
> site,
> which indicates that your site is running with backleveled Listserv
> control tables.
>
> The current tables are available by the following means:
>
> Send mail to [log in to unmask]  In the body of
> the mail, place the following:
>
> GET PEERS NAMES
> GET INTPEERS NAMES
>
> Receive these 2 files into a scratch directory.
>
> Then get the latest 'bitearn.nodes' file from LSoft's FTP site
> at ftp://ftp.lsoft.com/listserv-data/bitearn.nodes - this can be
> done using either FTP or your favorite WWW browser's download feature.
>
> Note that you cannot simply download it into the LISTSERV main
> directory (just as you should never change any file a program may be
> using at the moment).  Download it into a scratch directory, stop LSV,
> move all three files from the scratch into LISTSERV's main directory,
> then restart LSV.  Make sure this is the *same* directory that these
> files already are in, and not the parent directory or a subdirectory.
>
> Also, if you write to [log in to unmask], you can request to be
> registered for fully automatic updating of these files in the future
> if
> your site has LISTSERV version 1.8C or later.  Please be sure to
> include your LISTSERV Version and what operating system platform
> (WinNT, unix, VMS, VM) so they can send you the correct registration
> form.
>
>                               Valdis Kletnieks
>                               Computer Systems Senior Engineer
>                               Virginia Tech
>
>