I find it hard to believe that the message is still on the server given the time it must take to learn you are not available and then move to a position from which one might unplug the server's connection.

I would enjoy seeing pictures of the execution.  That does seem like a killing offense, at least around these here parts.

Good luck.  Feel better soon.

John

At 03:50 PM 2/14/01 -0500, Margaret J. Brandt wrote:
>A listowner approved a message to the list and does not want it sent.  What do they do?  Since I was not readily available, they pulled the network cord out of the UNIX box so the mail would not go out.  Where is this message hiding so I can kill it.  There after I will kill the listowner....because now all lists have stopped mailing and I cannot telnet to the box, but had to come in person to the console, from my deathbed.
>
>Another message must go to this list in 1 hour.  Help!
>
>Margaret J. Brandt
>MMS/NEJM
>Technology Projects Coordinator
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University of Missouri - Rolla

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