Catching up on old mail...
jeff dunn wrote:
>
> Most of my list members are complaining about receiving mail that they
> have sent to the list. [...]
> THe members that are complaining are under the impression that there is
> an error. So what can I do?
Assuming that your users are reading mail on a UNIX system, or at least
that there's one that the mail passes through, you can install a mail
filter which users can use to dispose of the messages before they're
read.
For example, procmail from
ftp://ftp.ftp.net.ohio-state.edu/pub/networking/mail/procmail/procmail.tar.gz
can be used with an entry in the user's .procmailrc file like this:
:0
* ^from: bryan curnutt <curnutt@stoner.com>
* ^precedence: bulk
/dev/null
I can use the above to toss out any mail that I send that comes back to
me with a "Precedence:" of "bulk", which majordomo uses by default...
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Bryan Curnutt <curnutt@stoner.com>
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