Does anyone have an answer to this one? I see the same thing much too
often, and can't understand why a "key word" in a message to a list
(NOT majordomo itself) such as "help" in the middle of a sentence in
the body of a message should trigger an Admin request to the list
owner.
Thanks for any help on this one.
According to Tom Glover:
>
> I'm new to the list, and to majordomo. I first set up 1.93 on a BSDI box,
> created a list, subscribed to it from another machine. No problem. Hah
> said I. This is easy. (first mistake)
>
> I set up majordomo on a new machine yesterday (FreeBSD 2.0) and copied the
> setp for lists I had on the BSDI machine. Problem. If I send it a
> subscribe request mail gets forwarded to the list-owner with a subject
> line of:-
>
> BOUNCE yolk@myhost.mydomain.com: Admin request
>
> (domain names removed to protect the guilty)
>
> Ahha! Said I. Must have something set wrong, so I send a subscribe
> message to the BSDI system (which *did* work). Well, I'll be damned. It
> is now giving the same message to its list owner. My first thought was
> that I had (somehow) got a bounces file. Well, no. There isn't.
>
> Who among the wise and experienced out there would like to point out to me
> the, probably obvious, errors of my ways.
>
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Mark Dennis Unix Systems Analyst /
Business Systems Division Benchmark Reconfiguration Technician
Cray Researh, Inc. ph: (503) 520-7634
3601 S.W. Murray Blvd. fax: (503) 520-7724
Beaverton, Oregon 97005 inet: dennis@cray.com
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