Hi All, I know this will sound like an all too familiar scenario, but the previous listserv admin for a friend's company has moved on to another job. I've volunteered to help him out in the interrim. Of all the things I've done with computers for the last 15 years or so I've never been on the admin side of listserv, so I have a couple of newbie, FAQ questions that I'd like to pass by you that should get me through until I've had a chance to thoroughly read the docs and muddle through the list archives. Is the only interface to Listserv via email? If I have root on the box in question, isn't there some form of commandline interface I can use to add myself as one of the list owners and do other similar admin-like activities? I know where the files are that store this information, but it appears to be a binary format and I'm afraid to just edit the files for fear of the consequences. Actually I know better and would never use this technique except as a last resort after making the appropriate backups of course. :) The next pressing issue is the delivery of bounce messages or error notificiations. Currently these messages are being sent back to the sender of the message. Can I get these messages to instead be sent to the list owner or better yet /dev/null? At some point from what I've read so far I need to setup the auto-delete feature to handle the root of the problem instead of putting a bandaid over it. But alas I'm not that advanced yet, I'm still learning to crawl as a listserv admin. Any helpful hints would be greatly appreciated. -steve