Problems, we got problems...

[David Collier-Brown]

In article <11827 at brl-adm.ARPA> TLIMONCE%DREW.BITNET at CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU writes:
>Hello from New Joisey,
[...]

And here's another problem of a similar (I **hope** not identical) sort:
Hello, eh, from Canada.

> Date:         Thu, 25 Feb 1988 14:10 PST
> From: Revised List Processor (1.5m) <cmcl2!LISTSERV at OREGON1>
> Subject:      Output of job "INFO-C" from RSCS at UWAVM
> To: GEAC!DAVEB
> 
> Command replies from RSCS at UWAVM are being forwarded to you.
> RSCS at UWAVM has sent a DISTRIBUTE job to LISTSERV at OREGON1 with your userid as
> "from" origin. This job has been processed with the origin being forced back
> to   "RSCS at UWAVM".   Please   contact  the   LISTSERV   Coordination   Board
> <LCOORD-L at FRECP11> if you  think that "RSCS at UWAVM" should  have been treated
> as a "trusted" userid.
> Invalid mail origin specification.
> 

  If someone could suggest what to do to stop my mailbox from
filling up with copies of this message, I would be appreciative.

  Sending mail to the various addresses in the message seems
insuficent. (That's not unexpected, anyone who writes stuff like the
above probably has trouble reading, too.  1/2 (:-))

 --dave (comment pending) c-b

 
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