All I can think of is asking the author for a -maxrecipients option, unless
you
or a friend are good C programmers. The tool is open source if I remember
correctly. Otherwise, you might try multiple include files and multiple
bulk_mailer commands for your outgoing alias, which you would probably have
to
manipulate by hand to insure you have less than 100 AOLers per include file.
Example:
test-outgoing: "|bulk_mailer envelope_from recipient_list_file1",
"|bulk_mailer envelope_from recipient_list_file2",
"|bulk_mailer envelope_from recipient_list_file3",
"|bulk_mailer envelope_from recipient_list_file4",
bulk_mailer = fully qualified path to bulk_mailer
envelope_from = owner-listname@your.domain
recipient_list_file# = fully qualified path to address list file
Of course, this may not help either, since the email is still originating
from the same address, and still going to a total of more than 100 AOLers.
If this method puts differring messageID headers in for the separate include
files, it may help. Otherwise, your only other option is to talk/email
with AOL officials and ask them for a suggestion for reaching the more than
100 users that have "opted into" your subscription list.
Dan Liston
Chet Rebman wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I have been running majordomo for quite sometime. It has recently come to my
> attention that not all AOL users are receiving their emails. It seems that
> AOL limits the
> amount of email sent to it at one time, from one originator to 100.
> Anything above this is considered
> bulk/spam email and discarded. How do I limit bulk_mailer to an envelop of
> no more
> then 100? There is a setting for -maxdomains per envelop, but that won't help.
>
> bulk_mailer version 1.12
> majordomo version 1.94.4
>
> tia, Chet
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