You could ask him to use Info Manager on your account to redirect all such
messages to NUL-land by scanning for unique text.
Sandy
At 10:46 AM 7/2/2001, you wrote:
>I run a couple of low-volume lists on IMail (was v6, now v7). We have access
>to the server through our Web host, but it's a close relationship and if
>this requires a config change other than through the Web interface, he'd
>probably make it.
>
>Anyway, my problem/complaint is that if there are no messages in a day (or
>whatever periodicity is set for digest processing), IMail generates a
>message to the list owner saying that "Digest processing failed." It didn't
>fail, there just wan't anything to send! The lists are such that when there
>is activity in a day, there are usually multiple messages, and the digest
>subscribers want one message per day, so setting a volume trigger for
>processing won't work either.
>
>It's a minor annoyance that can be lived with, but if it could be done away
>with, so much the better!
>
>Thanks,
>
>--
>Thomas Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Office Administrator
>Jewish Reconstructionist Federation
>(215) 782-8500 / (215) 782-8805 fax
>http://www.jrf.org
>
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