In article Pine.LNX.4.44.0203061629350.22155-100000@ursine.dyndns.org, "Paul 'Baloo' Johnson" baloo@ursine.dyndns.org writes:
On Wed, 6 Mar 2002, Charlie Summers wrote:
Any time you receive mail with X-Diagnostic: header fields, it's mail SmartList is sending to the maintainer ONLY, using the X-Diagnostic: headers to tell the maintainewr what's going on.
Ah. How do I suppress this?
You don't want to suppress it. It indicates a condition that may require your attention. In this case, it's telling you that the mail from the `gc' list has been rejected from the `gc-d' list.
The solution is probably to link the "accept2" file in the ~list/gc-d directory to the "dist" file in the ~list/gc directory:
ln ~list/gc/dist ~list/gc-d/accept2
When a message from the gc list gets forwarded to the gc-d digest list, SmartList will check the "accept" and "accept2" files for gc-d to see whether the poster should be allowed to post to the list. Linking gc's subscriber list to the accept2 list in gc-d makes this work correctly.
It's also a good idea to link the digest's "dist" file with the regular list's "accept2" file, for when a digest subscriber posts to the list:
ln ~list/gc-d/dist ~list/gc/accept2
I thought that this got handled automatically by the createlist script, actually.