[sigia-l] [admin] About the list

[Andrew McNaughton]

Changes to the list server are also likely to affect the archive system. 
In order to avoid spam getting onto the site, it runs a few filters to 
make sure the incoming mail matches what's expected from the mail server. 
different addresses or software might make those checks fail.

any required changes would be to the .procmailrc file.

Also, it's important that the list subscription that gets the list 
mail to the archiving system remains intact.

Andrew McNaughton




On Thu, 28 Apr 2005, Richard Hill wrote:

> Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2005 12:25:10 -0400
> From: Richard Hill <rhill at asis.org>
> Reply-To: Sigia-l at asis.org
> To: andrew at scoop.co.nz
> Subject: [sigia-l] [admin] About the list
> 
> There are about 2200 of you who are not aware that we have had problems with
> the sigia-l list.
>
> For viral reasons we had to move, at least temporarily, to a new mail
> server, new operating system, etc.
>
> We thought we had moved everyone over.  However, I discovered that was not
> the case and added the missing 2200 this morning.
>
> As of right now I can not give instructions for joining, leaving, or
> changing settings.  I am certain we were not able to pull over the settings
> for digest, no mail, and other such settings.
>
> I hope to learn these things, and fast.
>
> But I first had to restore the subscribers.
>
> Apologies!
>
> Dick Hill
>
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> Richard B. Hill
> Executive Director
> American Society for Information Science and Technology
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> Silver Spring, MD  20910
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> Voice: (301) 495-0900
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