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Date: Wed, 26-Aug-87 09:16:58 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 26 09:16:58 1987
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From:     Elliot Mednick
Date:     26 Aug 87  8:54 AM
Subject:  Listserv for CP/M

  I have a question about the listserv archive server.  I may be the only one
  in the world with this problem, so feel free to ignore it.  I have the
  ability to send/receive mail on the internet, but not the ability to use
  FTP.  To complicate matters, because of the nature of our network setup, the
  return address that appears on the "From:" line in the header is always wrong.
  Thus, I cannot use any of the servers as is.

  My question then:  Is it possible to add an optional forwarding command that
  gives the exact address that the server is to send the files to?  To avoid
  one person randomly sending files to everyone, the reply can include in the
  header who made the original request.  Does this put any additional burden on
  the server?  Is this a reasonable request?  Is there anyone else out there
  who would use this if it existed?

  Elliot Mednick
  Arpa: <elliot@s34.prime.com>
  UUCP: ...mit-eddie!primerd!s34.prime.com!elliot
  (In no way do my opinions represent those of myself or my company)