RE: Adding Subject Designation-Listname

Found it!  It wasn't a problem with the file, it was something with the list
itself.  Not sure what, but I finally just decided to delete the list and
set it up again. Then everything worked just fine!  Many happy users
reporting back :)

Thanks for your feedback.  Happy Holidays!
Linda 

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Charlie Summers
Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2007 7:48 PM
To: Khimaira ~ Linda Campbell
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: RE: Adding Subject Designation-Listname

At 6:42 PM -0500 12/22/07, Khimaira ~ Linda Campbell is rumored to have
typed:

> We do feel the subject line addition would be an advantage for others.

   I respectfully disagree (subject munging only aids those who do not
understand their email client encouraging their ignorance, and annoys those
users who spend the time learning how to effectively handle and filter their
email), but never mind that now. Uncomment the rc.custom line in your test
list:

#VERBOSE=yes                            # uncomment in case of real
emergency

   ...and then send that list a test message. Review your logfile (defaults
to listdir/log, I think) carefully to see exactly what is happening. You
clearly have an error somewhere (it could be as simple as a bad transfer
between Windoze and un*x creating inadvertant line breaks at an
inappropriate
place), and tracing the progress of the email through the verbose log will
help you find it. I'd probably add a LOG= line at the top and bottom of
rc.local.s10 just to loudly mark entry and exit (I tend to laziness), but it
shouldn't be necessary as the INCLUDERC will be noted.

   If you run into an error you aren't familiar with, feel free to post
(inline, please, attachments are a pain in mailing lists) the relevant
lines.

         Charlie