Umm.. Am I missing the point, or....
The message is 'cc'd to your address, as well as being 'To' the list address. SO assuming you're sub'ed to
the list, you will get 2 copies.....
Peter
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From: Tim Miller <70611.410@compuserve.com>
Date: 03 Feb 95 17:55:57 EST
Subject: duplicate majordomo messages
Greetings, Tim Miller here.
Thanks for all your help.
Maybe now I can be of help to some of you.
I've noticed that most the email messages from the list-managers list come in
pairs, i.e., duplicate messages. This is also occurring with the other
Majordomo list I subscribe to, a rather inactive list that runs on The World.
I presume this is not supposed to happen. I also presume it may not be
entirely clear why it is happening, and that some listowners or listmasters
might be interested in figuring it out. (It might have something to do with
compuserve, which is where I presently--and much too expensively--receive my
email.)
I chose a message from Brian as an example, because it was short. I've
included the header information for both messages. The first message is shown
as having been sent on 2/2/95 at 4:17 PM and received at 9:03 PM. The second
was "sent" at 4:36 PM and also arrived at 9:03 PM, same date.
Best regards,
Tim Miller
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From: Brian Behlendorf <brian@hyperreal.com>
To: Sean Shapira <sds@jazzie.com>
cc: Tim Miller <70611.410@compuserve.com>, list-managers@GreatCircle.COM
Subject: Re: Final questions
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On Thu, 2 Feb 1995, Sean Shapira wrote:
> It is always possible to register a domain name through the
> Internic. Currently they do not charge for this service, and
> I doubt they ever will. They do have a backlog of requests,
> so again it makes sense to plan ahead!
I actually hope at some point they do plan to charge - if it means they
could update their brain-dead database system and improve responsiveness
by hiring more people. Twice in the last 3 months my DNS registration
has been messed up on account of incorrect information on other people's
domain registration forms, a bug that could easily have been fixed if
they had a better database system.
Brian
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Date: Thu, 2 Feb 1995 16:11:13 -0800 (PST)
From: Brian Behlendorf <brian@hyperreal.com>
To: Sean Shapira <sds@jazzie.com>
cc: Tim Miller <70611.410@compuserve.com>, list-managers@GreatCircle.COM
Subject: Re: Final questions
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On Thu, 2 Feb 1995, Sean Shapira wrote:
> It is always possible to register a domain name through the
> Internic. Currently they do not charge for this service, and
> I doubt they ever will. They do have a backlog of requests,
> so again it makes sense to plan ahead!
I actually hope at some point they do plan to charge - if it means they
could update their brain-dead database system and improve responsiveness
by hiring more people. Twice in the last 3 months my DNS registration
has been messed up on account of incorrect information on other people's
domain registration forms, a bug that could easily have been fixed if
they had a better database system.
Brian
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