At 03:53 PM 11/12/97 +1100, you wrote:
>
>Sometimes this works fine.
>However, sometimes I get this.............
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>>>>> unsubscribe hotnews jmalone@freewwweb.com
>Succeeded.
This worked because it contains the command, listname and email all on one
line.
>>>>> unsubscribe hotnews
>Succeeded.
This unsubscribed YOU (the person sending it).. without an email listed, it
defaults to the sender for subscribe and unsubscribe.
>>>>> bigaljr@bellsouth.net
>**** Command 'bigaljr@bellsouth.net' not recognized.
It doesn't know what this is, it isn't a command it recognizes.
>>>>> unsubscribe hotnews
>**** unsubscribe: 'toni mclennan <tonimac@beam.com.au>' is not a member of
>list 'hotnews'.
This is trying to unsubscribe the sender (you) again, but it already did
that two lines above.
>>>>> jonlennart@geocities.com
>**** Command 'jonlennart@geocities.com' not recognized.
Again, it doesn't recognize this as a command. See the pattern? You need
<command> <listname> <argument> all on one line. I THINK if you have to
split the lines you could do a \ (I know you can with the auth command).
So:
unsubscribe hotnews \
email@address.here
Should work. Thats your problem though, when the email address flips to a
line on its own.
- Tina
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