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From: rad@puffin.uss.tek.com (Richard Doty)
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I think mailing lists are quite interesting, and after reading through
RFC1123 I'd
like to make my site do the "right thing".  Trouble is, I'm a little unsure
what that is.  I grepped through the Berkeley cf files that came with
5.64, and also
through the gatech collection, and could find no place where anything
_local_ was
done with a list.

My hunch is that one uses a special local mailer definition to provide
the unique
list semantics.  Could someone please post (or e-mail) a few details on
how this
is actually accomplished?

Thanks,

Richard Doty
rad@puffin.uss.tek.com