In that case, I would check your sendmail configuration.
If the list is large, or the queue time on sendmail very
small, sendmail may be redelivering on a subsequent queue
run. If you use "/usr/lib/sendmail -bd -q1m" I would
change it to -q1h.
You can also do this just to make sure you do not have a
mail loop.
In the listname.config file;
message_headers << END
X-Mailing-List: $LIST
END
taboo_headers << END
/^X-Mailing-List: /
END
The problem with this approach (or beneficial side effect)
is that other mailing lists with this header will also be
trapped and BOUNCEd to the approval address. $LIST does
not get expanded in the Taboo_headers, so if your list is
a subsriber of another list, add your listname to the taboo.
taboo_headers << END
/^X-Mailing-List: mylistname/
END
Please let this list know if either of these ideas help.
Dan Liston
"sgeissler@turbotrip.com" wrote:
>
> Same message ID's
>
> Dan Liston wrote:
>
> > My first suggestion would be to capture headers from the duplicates
> > to see if message IDs are the same or not. If not, you probably
> > have a subscriber with a vacation or auto-reply message getting
> > back into the list each time a message goes out.
> >
> > Dan Liston
> >
> > "sgeissler@turbotrip.com" wrote:
> > >
> > > We are encountering a problem; when we send a message to Majordomo that
> > > is to be sent out to our mailing list; the message is sent twice to
> > > everyone on the mailing list. Any suggestions?
> > > -- Majordomo Version 1.88
> > > -- Perl 5.005_02
> > > -- Freebsd 3.0
> > > --Sendmail 8.9.1
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