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Subject: Re: Repeated messages
From: "Dennis Black" <dennis . black @ UAlberta . CA>
Date: 4 Apr 1996 09:30:44 -0700
To: "majordomo-users" <majordomo-users @ greatcircle . com>
Cc: "David W. Hwang" <david @ ganglion . anes . med . umich . edu>

        Reply to:   RE>>Repeated messages

On 4/4/96 8:55 AM, David W. Hwang among others, wrote:
> > Anyone know why a normal, perfectly behaved mailing list should suddenly
> > decide to send out repeated postings to the list ?
> 
>     I had this problem on one of the mailing lists hosted on my
> server.  The list maintainer had to unsubscribe everyone from the list
> to keep it from snowballing.  He waited over the weekend, then
> resubscribed everyone Monday morning.  A few repeated messages showed
> up, but then it mysteriously stopped.  *sigh*
Yes this happened to me about a year ago and it is perhaps rehappening 
now.  I looked for a cause to no avail last year and it eventually went 
away.  Go figure?
David W. Hwang, M.D. 

I've had the occasional subscriber's list get corrupted. The most 
apparent symptom is a lot of bounce addresses all of a sudden, or
duplicates, in your case. 
Instead of cleaning out the subscriber's list, I edited it, and
found duplicate addresses. I deleted the second doubles, and the
list went back to normal. I mentioned this quite some time ago,
and still haven't buried myself in the script to find out why
Majordomo would re-write a chunk of the subscriber's file.



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