RE: UAA List Serve

Mike Tibor wrote:
> I'm a little late coming into this discussion, but I have yet
> to see a
> member automatically unsubscribed for any reason other than
> mail server or
> connectivity problems on the recipient's end. In the case of
> mail server
> problems on the recipient's end, most often the member isn't
> even aware of
> a problem, as was the case with Jim's problem that he mentions below.
> Those problems will always be present regardless of where the
> list lives.
>=20

The JLUG list is also an ecartis list, also hosted elsewhere.

In theory, if I were having receipt problems, I would get unsubscribed
from the JLUG list. However the net being what it is, you never know.

Also, bugtraq, etc. have the same policy (although Bugtraq is nice
enough to send a warning note before it unsubs you) and I didn't have
any problems with those lists when I lost AKLUG.

I get bumped from AKLUG quite often - is the number of bounces set low,
like one or two? Usually I notice that I'm missing messages and just
re-subscribe.

After being dropped on or just after September 16 I cannot re-subscribe
from home (e5z8652@zuelow.net), nor can I subscribe with other e-mail
addresses, both on and off my domain.

I get the 'reply to this to confirm your subscription', I reply, and
then nothing.

From the thread here, it looks like at least two of us got bumped on the
16th, and those e-mail addresses are now unable to re-subscribe.

And I am unable to subscribe with ANY e-mail address now. (Luckily,
this work e-mail didn't get bumped - or I'd just be chalking it up to
getting blacklisted for something I said.)

James Zuelow....................CBJ MIS (907)586-0236
Network Specialist...Registered Linux User No. 186591
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Received on Wed, 6 Dec 2006 15:55:43 -0900