Re: GEN: address of LM_NET listserv

[Peter Milbury <pmilbury@ericir.syr.edu>]

Instructions for the NEW listserv address:
 
     * * * *   Temporarily Stopping Mail From LM_NET   * * * *
 
If you want to stop receiving mail from LM_NET for a period of time, all
you have to do is send a specific message to the listserv computer which
handles LM_NET mail.
 
Send the message to this address:  listserv@listserv.syr.edu
 
In the body of the message, on the first line, type the following:
   set lm_net nomail
 
To restart your LM_NET mail, send to the same address, the following:
   set lm_net mail
 
Please leave the Subject: line blank (i.e., no subject.)
Best wishes,
 
Peter Milbury, Library Media Teacher/Mentor Teacher/TeleMentor
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PMILBURY@ERICIR.SYR.EDU        Web:http://www.cusd.chico.k12.ca.us/~pmilbury
Pleasant Valley High School, Chico, California 95926     Voice: 916-891-3060
Co-owner of LM_NET:  Discussion Group for School Library Media Professionals
LM_NET: Connects Over 4,000 In the School Library Media Community, Worldwide
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On Thu, 4 May 1995 sweagles@INS.INFONET.NET wrote:
 
> Dear Peter M. or other experts,
>         I recently sent a message to the listserve address to set no mail
> as I was concerned about the volume over Spring Break.  When I tried to
> set mail again I was told that the following message was invalid.
>  * set lm_net mail * (obviously without the punctuation).  I checked my
> valid commands list in my LM_NET file and my first inclination looked
> correct.  So I tried again.  When I did, I addressed it again to:
> * listserv@suvm.syr.edu * and this time I got a message stating
> that my request was being forwarded to  * LISTSERV@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU. *
>         Do we have a new address protocol?
>         TIA.
>                 -Christine Grillo, "sweagles@netins.net"
>