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James Aldridge
jhma at mcvax.org
Wed Jun 24 14:20:22 CEST 2009
--On 24 June 2009 11:19:08 +0200 tp <ripe at dial.pipex.com> wrote: > I cannot recall ever seeing any announcement about this, at subscription > time or later, and having trawled the RIPE web site, I am still none the > wiser as to how and why subscriptions get disabled. Even if I were, I > imagine that there is nothing on this earth I can do to stop it > happening, since I did nothing that I know of to make it happen the first > time. > > Any thoughts? The mailman mailing list software will automatically disable addresses from which more than a certain number of messages have bounced. This normally happens (although there are other causes) if a particular mailbox has exceeded its quota or if an account has been disabled without the address first being unsubscribed from the list. If a particular address is bouncing messages then there is no way for the mailman software to notify the subscriber that that address is being disabled. James
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