Look for what was going on at the time the notification was sent.

Did the request come via e-mail or the web?  At this point, you're fishing.

Chances are the subscribers did it (to) themselves.  Perhaps the log will
show you how the request came in.  If by web, you may then know from
where.  If by e-mail, your e-mail administrator might be able to tell you
where the email originated.   Were the unsubscribes related?   When did
they happen?  Does anyone provide unsubscribe services for you?

You need detail and the Listserv log is your best bet to have it.  By the
way, don't assume the clock on your Listserv machine is perfect ... check it
!

Cheers, Wayne

On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 10:28 AM, John Corwin <[log in to unmask]> wrote,
in part:

> I received notification that 2 of our local users had signed off on March
> 4 again for like the 3rd time without them doing it themselves.  So I went
> into LISTSERV-20130304.LOG which is the system log, right?  But I'm not
> sure what I'm looking for in there to tell me why someone signed off.  Can
> someone tell me?
>

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