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List:       majordomo-users
Subject:    Re: how to trace bad/incorrect email addresses
From:       "Amaresh R. Joshi" <joshia () com ! msu ! edu>
Date:       1995-10-30 21:09:02
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At 09:49 AM 10/30/95 -0600, you wrote:
>> i know it's because the mailing list contains incorrect
>> addresses, but how can i find out which ones they are?
>> am i missing something simple here? any help is appreceiated.
>
>The mailer-daemon shouldn't be responding to majordomo when it
>encounters delivery errors: it should be responding to owner-listname,
>where 'listname' is the appropriate list name. You aren't configured
>correctly somehow. Are you using resend to rewrite the mail headers
                    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>for the list alias or just piping list messages directly to a sendmail
>include?

yes i'm using resend. here are the aliases for a test list (com-test):
#------------------------------------------------
com-test: "|/home/majordom/bin/wrapper resend -l com-test -h com.msu.edu com-te\
st-outgoing"
com-test-request: "|/home/majordom/bin/wrapper request-answer com-test"
com-test-approval: joshia
com-test-owner: joshia
owner-com-test: joshia
com-test-outgoing: :include:/home/majordom/lists/com-test,
 "|/home/majordom/bin/wrapper archive2.pl -a  -m
        -f /home/majordom/files/com-test/archive"
#------------------------------------------------

i see that mailer-daemon should be responding to owner-com-test,
rather than majordomo. what do i have to do to make this happen?


thanks,
amaresh

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