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Date:         Thu, 11 Jul 1996 18:40:41 -0500
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From:         bighouse@socomm.net (Ken Hooper)
Subject:      Re: A "Tandem List Mailer"

Rodney L. Boleyn wrote:

[lots about yet a third meta-list]

What you're talking about would be difficult and expensive on the server side but is easy and free on the client side. Back in days of yore, when the Knights of the Order of Geekdom were building the Internet, they invented procmail. A procmail recipe that would filter all the cross-posts from one list for people who were subscribed to both would be very easy.

Key "man procmail" or consult your local admin.

But: Mr. Skip Montanaro has graciously offered to carry the aircooled list within the watercooled one on the web page. Those of you who cannot forbear to read all this verbiage but somehow also cannot bear to open a single additional email message, can read the whole shebang on the web page and it'll still look like one list. Thanks, Skip!

Tonight we do the deed. Hugs are in order but goodbyes are not, in my opinion. Thanks to Gerry for maintaining v@l all this time--it's been better than a college-level course and it's meant a lot to me. Take a bow.

See you on the other side, folks. ;)

--Ken 68 Westy, 71 Bus


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