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[Edward Wesolowski <edwes AT idisplay.com>]

>an 'ack' message is usually an email back to you from the listserv 
software (Mailman).  it would show as being "from" >the list, or 
Mailman AT lists.ibiblio.org, or something else easily identifiable.
I just got one, for the first time

> Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2004 16:53:49 -0500
> Sender: internetworkers-bounces AT lists.ibiblio.org
> Your message entitled
> Re: [internetworkers] Test 2
> was successfully received by the InterNetWorkers mailing list.

So it appears something's been changed.
Scott: did you change something that would do this?

> so has this behavior (not seeing your own posts) been a recent change?
Yes. ...never happened before.
> you mentioned upgrading your mail program recently ...
I did. This may be a cause, but then, maybe not. I can't remember if the 
postings stopped being delivered back to me before or after i upgraded. But 
this "ack" message is brand new!
Aiii, and I was enjoying INW so much!
Ed W.




At 07:26 PM 1/8/2004 -0500, you wrote:

> Reported 04.01.08 16:50 from Edward Wesolowski:
>
> .:> And, did you get back an 'ack' message from MailMan confirming that
> .:> your post hit the mailing list?
>
> .:...sorry, don't know what an "'ack' message" is. I use Eudora 5.1. It
> .:behaved fine. And you saw the message, so mustof worked, but I didn't
> .:see it.
>
> an 'ack' message is usually an email back to you from the listserv
> software (Mailman).  it would show as being "from" the list, or
> Mailman AT lists.ibiblio.org, or something else easily identifiable.
>
> so has this behavior (not seeing your own posts) been a recent change?
> you mentioned upgrading your mail program recently ...
>
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