Is the list closed? Is the admin/moderator sending mail in plain text?
Does the majordomo.cf file use a REAL host/domain name in the $whereami
variable? If /bin/dnsdomainname is use or /bin/hostname, etc, it will
need to be "chomp"'d to prevent stray blank lines in the message headers.
Dan Liston
Mike Horton wrote:
> There was no time warp. I sent several messages but the administrator said
> they got caught and tripped an administriva alert.
> I have created listname.intro and turned off the welcome message and the
> new user gets this email : >>>> approve dyjhrh3 subscribe users
> testlistuser@klings.comSucceeded.
>
>>>>> with a subject of : Majordomo results.
>
>
> If I turn on the welcome message the user doesn't get the above he just
> gets the welcome message and the intro message in the body of one email. I
> have tried all kinds of options and still I am not seing the expected
> results.
> Mike
>
>
>
>>Did I time warp? Or did your message take four days to get into
>>the list? Regardless, if you create a listname.intro file, it is
>>"supposed to be" sent instead of the default welcome built int the
>>majordomo script. If you add users directly by editing the members of
>>the $listdir/listname file, a welcome is not sent at all.
>>
>>Dan Liston
>>
>>Mike Horton wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Is there any way to supress the welcome message that is sent to new
>>>subscribers, and only send an intro. What I have is a list of my email
>>>users that I sometimes need to communicate with and I want them to see
>>>only an intro message and not the welcome message cause I don't want
>>>them to be able to unsubscribe and such . I just want them to know
>>>that there new email is set up and they are being added to this list
>>>so we can communicate with them. I found the wording for the welcome
>>>message in the file majordomo, but I thought there might be someplace
>>>else I could suppress it without editing this file.
>>>Thanks
>>>Mike
>>>
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