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Re: Battery storage

To: "Mark J. Bradakis" <mjb@autox.team.net>
Subject: Re: Battery storage
From: Paul Parkanzky <parkanz1@msu.edu>
Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2005 09:51:50 -0500
Right, but this is not a problem anymore because the mail server does  
not resend a message unless the footer is edited.

~Paul

On Dec 1, 2005, at 1:44 AM, Mark J. Bradakis wrote:

>
> >  Why does the list default to replying to sender.
>
> An excerpt from http://www.team.net/posting.html
>
>   So, to begin with, make sure you are sending the message to the  
> right
>   place, something like list-name@autox.team.net. A simple reply  
> may not
>   work, depending on your mailer. The reply address may not be the  
> list
>   posting address. This is done as a preventive measure. Suppose that
>   Ichabod Burris Kloolys gets a break from his kumquat bleaching  
> job down
>   at the plant, and heads off to bake in the desert sun for a week. He
>   sets up a program to respond to incoming mails with a canned  
> reply. Now,
>   suppose that the mail headers from the list set the reply address  
> to the
>   list. List member Orville Oversteer sends a message to the list  
> about
>   his new teflon lined muffler trunnions. The message gets sent to the
>   list. The vacation responder set up by our hero  
> ibkloolys@kumquat.com
>   sends back to the list a quick note about him being out of the  
> office.
>   So then the mail server at autox.team.net gets the reply,  
> addressed to
>   the list, so it sends it to the list. The vacation responder that
>   ibkloolys@kumquat.com set up sends back to the list a quick note  
> about
>   him being out of the office. The mail server at autox.team.net  
> gets the
>   reply, and sends it to the list. The vacation responder that
>   ibkloolys@kumquat.com set up sends back to the list a quick note  
> about
>   him being out of the office. The mail server at autox.team.net  
> gets the
>   reply, and sends it to the list. The vacation responder .... I'm  
> sure
>   that most of you get the idea by now.




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