Well as you're a one eyed man in the kingdom of the blind Dan, you could
perhaps tell me what I'm doing wrong ;-)

Although I get mail from the list, unsub or query commands just come right
on back to me.

Paul
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> query lstsrv-l
You are not subscribed to the LSTSRV-L list.

Summary of resource utilization
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 CPU time:        0.234 sec                Device I/O:        0
 Overhead CPU:    0.083 sec                Paging I/O:        0
 CPU model:        9672                    DASD model:     3380

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> From: Dan Lester <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Re: Unsubscription requests sent to the list???
> Date: Tuesday 11 February 1997 11:42
>
> At 09:03 AM 2/12/97 +1000, you wrote:
> >Hello ppl,
> >
> >I was just wondering whether there is any particular reason why so many
> >ppl seem to be unable to unsubscribe from the list?
>
> Simple.  The world is full of idiots who can't or don't or won't read
> simple instructions.
>
>  Does this has
> >anything to do with the 1.8b-->1.8c upgrade???
>
> Nope.
>
>
>  Cause I have noticed alot
> >more unsubscribe requests to the list.
>
> As the net grows the percentage of idiots continues to grow.
>
>  Also doesn't listserv have some
> >filtering options?  Like detect the word unsubscribe (or any other
> >chosen words) and if found send to the editor/moderator for approval?
>
> yes it does.  but they have to be in first line, and have to be spelled
> right.  unsbribe won't get caught (one i've actually seen).  and folks
who
> have braindead mail software that insists on putting in headers, dates,
> etc, inside the message.
>
> I'd say the biggest problem, however, is the great number of outfits that
> keep changing configurations of hardware and thus giving people new
> addresses.  Most of the netgeeks can manage to keep www.ourplace.com
> stable, no matter what box it points to this week.  Unfortunately they
> can't seem to do that with something like mail.ourplace.com.  Oh,
well.....
>
> cyclops
>
> Dan Lester
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> In the kingdom of the blind, the one eyed man is king.