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[phs3stuff]

Weird problem: I’m subscribed to this list, but can’t tell—even from SMTP headers—what address it’s from. list...@nd.edu doesn’t respond (or bounce). So I’m seeing if this goes through.

[Farley, Peter]

It came through to me.

 

Peter

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[Phil Smith III]

Yep, I saw it too. No idea how phs3stuff was subscribed: that address didn’t exist until a few months ago, and I can’t even send from it by default (deliberately—it’s one of my catch-all mailboxes). After much futzing around, I decided to unsub phs3stuff and resub as lists, which I’ve now done.

 

Google Groups is pretty grim: searching “All lists” for ispf-l-list finds only bit.listserv.ispf-l. Googling for ispf-l-list finds https://groups.google.com/a/nd.edu/g/ispf-l-list , however, with a nice “Join” button, so I did that. Then Google Groups didn’t send a confirmation email, and going back to “My groups” *didn’t show it* until I did a page refresh. But now it shows. Welcome to 1995!

 

I suspect a lot of this weirdness is because the list is sort of through nd.edu but hosted by Google, but still, someone isn’t paying attention to usability.

 

Anyway, I now return you to the (pretty quiet) ISPF discussion. Mayhap this record will help someone in future who is having a similar problem.

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[Pedro Vera]

I do not recall seeing any posts for some years.  I did not think this list was still active.

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[Jeremy Nicoll]

On Thu, 14 Nov 2024, at 20:42, Pedro Vera wrote:
> I do not recall seeing any posts for some years. I did not think this list
> was still active.

There's not a lot of traffic, but there's been quite a few posts in the last few
months.

Do you see the info in the "sig" on these posts, namely:

> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google
> Groups "ISPF discussion list" group.
> To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send
> an email to ispf-l-list...@nd.edu.

> To view this discussion visit

> https://groups.google.com/a/nd.edu/d/msgid/ispf-l-list/CA%2B0E3sMh9F28_usv8-0qLQcw60%3DnzQY8Ys1W1mtdesU4DS7p5A%40mail.gmail.com.

- in partiular the last part of that? I have no idea how it's done but it looks
as if someone (or some program) at nd.edu forwards posts intended for
the old listserv processes to a google groups mail list.

You should be able to see all the posts online (with a browser).

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