- "Abdul Javid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
> A member within ( non moderated list ) sent message to the list and it
> went to moderator approval
>
> reason: Message has implicit destination.
>
> what does this mean?
>
This means the message has been sent without the address for the l
Hi
A member within ( non moderated list ) sent message to the list and it went to
moderator approval
reason: Message has implicit destination.
what does this mean?
thanks
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22-Jan-03 at 19:05, Jim Hale ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Why does that happen though? As far as I know the people are just
> putting the address of the list in their TO: Box and not the BBC: Box.
> :/
>
> Also - you wouldn't happen to know how to change the size limit of
> messages allowed to th
]] On
Behalf Of Dan Mick
Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 6:55 PM
To: Jim Hale; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] Reason: Message has implicit destination
Jim Hale wrote:
> If I send a message to my lists they go thru just fine but if anyone
> NOT on the same Email server as the
It could be that more than one domain or host name resolves to your
particular host (ie: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] may all end up on the same machine). Though each address
may point to the same email list on the same host, Mailman may see them
as being different.
Jim Hale wrote:
If I send a message to my lists they go thru just fine but if anyone NOT
on the same Email server as the Mailing List sends a message to a list,
I get a message saying that the messager requires approval because
'Reason: Message has implicit destination'. :/
means "the list was
If I send a message to my lists they go thru just fine but if anyone NOT
on the same Email server as the Mailing List sends a message to a list,
I get a message saying that the messager requires approval because
'Reason: Message has implicit destination'. :/
Why does it do this?
Thanks! :)
Jim
