> > +-------------{"Peter M. Weiss" <[log in to unmask]> had said}--------------+ > |I don't know LISTPROC's method of dealing with forgeries, | > |but Genuine LISTSERV (TM) allows for the use of a three-way | > |handshake -- the "Confirm" process. | > > LISTPROC probably just goes 'huh?' > > Btw, a number of users here could not subscribe to a LISTPROC > list.. It turned out, it was because their userid's contained > the reserved word 'SYSADM' :)) -turgut > > --------------- > internet: [log in to unmask] postmaster, [log in to unmask] > bbsturk: (+90)232-369-6428/29 FIDO: sysop@2:430/105 > VirtualNet: 1@90232000 http://bbsturk.bbs.tr > Having been listmaster for both, do not get me started on all the shortcomings of the UNIX version of LISTSERV (TM). They both have advantages and disadvantages. Eric and company still has a lot of work to do. BTW, listproc allows each and every subscriber to have a password. Greg ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Gregory Decker National Institutes of Health/DCRT/NSB PH: 301-402-4763 FAX: 301-480-6041 EMail: [log in to unmask] -----------------------------------------------------------------------