Daniel Donnelly wrote:
>
> Ronnie,
>
> The setting for who can post has no effect on delivery to users of the list.
> Only who can 'post' messages to the list for delivery. Maybe your first
> report was not correct? Maybe having it as 'moderator' and you were not the
> moderator, so IMail did not post to the list or send to anyone, except the
> moderator.
The setting is causing a problem, and when I wasn't the moderator, I
received a message that I wasn't the moderator. As it should do. But
after fixing that, it still didn't send.
> BTW, you don't mention any bounce messages (which you should have gotten if
> you were not the moderator or when IMail could not deliver to particular
> addresses). Maybe you have the SMTP 'Refuse Null Senders' enabled? If so,
> disable that, stop/start the SMTP service and try sending to the list again.
No bounce messages are coming back. But I'm not sure what the SMTP
setting would have to do with it. The messages are sent to local
users. It seems to me that if that setting was cauing the problem, it
would affect all users, not just the off campus users...
And, I'm using the same account to send this message that was used
during the testing of the list, and it's not a "null sender".
> There are no know bugs in the List Server that cause a problem like you have
> described! Many people are using moderated lists without problems. By
> setting to Anyone or Subscribers and IMail does deliver to all addresses,
> proves to me that the list is working and your first message was an
> incorrect description of the problem!
I'm sorry to assume that it is a bug, but, all I know is all I know,
which is, everything works on the other two settings, and the
moderated list only sends the messages to "local" (rc.edu domain)
users. Since the difference in the type of list should not cause
this, as you've also stated, I had but one choice, and that is that
there is a bug in the program. With everything else being the same,
and myself being the moderator/owner, all users should get any message
I send to the list, but they don't when the list is a moderated list.
If you would like for me to email you directly, I can outline all of
the steps I took to figure out what I have so far. Trust me, when
this was first brought to my attention, I didn't believe it either.
And it wasn't until I went through a lot of testing before I came to
the conclusion that it must be a bug.
Ronnie
> Daniel Donnelly
> ________________________________________________________
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Ronnie Morgan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 11:05 AM
> Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Problem with email lists...
>
> > Discovered another thing. The lists are set to "Only Moderator can
> > post", if I set it to "Anyone" or "Only Subscribers can post"
> > everything works. So, this must be a bug in the program that is
> > causing the mail to not be delivered when the list is set to "Only
> > Moderator can post".
> >
> > Ronnie
> >
> > Ronnie Morgan wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi!
> > >
> > > We have a few email lists setup, and have just now found out that any
> > > off campus email addresses are not getting messages that are sent to
> > > the list. If the address is an on-campus address, everything works
> > > fine. I have searched all of the log files, and checked and rechecked
> > > all of the settings for the lists, and so far, I can't find anything
> > > wrong. Does anyone know what I'm missing on this?
> > >
> > > Thanks!
> > > Ronnie
> > >
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