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Subject: Re: HELP! How to echo posts back to whomever sent them.
From: Dave Wolfe <dwolfe @ risc . sps . mot . com>
Date: Wed, 19 Feb 1997 08:49:37 -0600 (CST)
To: adavidw @ infocreations . com (A. David Wright)
Cc: majordomo-users @ greatcircle . com
In-reply-to: <199702181529.IAA21003@scratchy.itsnet.com> from "A. David Wright" at Feb 18, 97 06:20:26 am
Reply-to: Dave Wolfe <david_wolfe @ risc . sps . mot . com>

[ A. David Wright writes: ]
> 
> I've just set up majordomo on my server, and I'm curious as to how
> to get started, and If anyone has any pointers towards a FAQ or doc
> geared towards the list owner rather than the sysadmin. I'm especially
> interested in how to set up my list so that a poster will have the
> message sent back to them by majordomo. Currently if I post to my
> list, the message then is mailed to everyone but me. I've read the
> list-owner-info file, but that doesn't give me any ideas. Also, the
> config file for the list doesn't seem to have that option in it. Does
> anyone know how I can do this? (This is 1.94, by the way)

Gee, usually everyone complains that the poster *does* get a copy of the
post. Just guessing, but it sounds like you're not using resend, which
means that sendmail omits the sender from the recipient list. You can
either change your sendmail configuration so it doesn't do that or route
the list mail through resend so as to "disconnect" the sender from the
recipients.

-- 
 Dave Wolfe


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