MUST READ: how to unsubscribe !

[di...@covalent.net]

Woa ! This must be a record breaker ! One line of mis addressed payload
and 39 lines of cruft.

But seriously - here how to unsubscribe:

Option 1	Follow the instructions which came with your
		welcome email.

Option 2	Follow the instructions on www.apache.org.

Option 3	Send mail to <listname>-unsubcribe@xml.apache.org;
		so in this case; send an empty message to

		soap-dev-unsubscribe@xml.apache.org

		You must send this from the address you where
		subscribed from.

Option 4	If you do not know how/what you are subscribed as; check
		the header of the email for a line looking like

		X-From_: soap-dev-return-8390-dirkx=covalent.net@xml.apache.org

		Where 'dirkx=covalent.net' is the address you are
		subscribed from. So from -any- email account; then send
		a message like

			soap-dev-unsubscribe-foo=bar.com@xml.apache.org

		to unsubscribe foo@bar.com

If all fails - you can contact the owner of the list at

		soap-dev-owner@xml.apache.org

to ask for assistance. Under no circumstances send mail to the mailing
list about (un)subscribing as no one on that list can help you in
any way whatsoever.

Thansk !

Dw
-- 
Dirk-Willem van Gulik

On Wed, 19 Jun 2002, Selim Cesic wrote:

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Re: MUST READ: how to unsubscribe !

[Scott Nichol <sn...@scottnichol.com>]

The mailing list is ezmlm (http://www.ezmlm.org/).  If you have time to
determine how it could be done, I'll ask the Apache folks whether we can do
it.

Scott

----- Original Message -----
From: "K. Swaminathan" <sw...@instantis.com>
To: <so...@xml.apache.org>
Cc: <se...@npol.politie.nl>
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 12:57 PM
Subject: RE: MUST READ: how to unsubscribe !


> Just curious.
>
>  How difficult is it for the mail server to auto-add at the end of the
mail,
> the unsubscribe info?
>
>  Might be a good way to stop atleast some of these mails.
>
> thanks
> Swami K.
>
> ->-----Original Message-----
> ->From: dirkx@covalent.net [mailto:dirkx@covalent.net]
> ->Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 6:22 AM
> ->To: soap-dev@xml.apache.org
> ->Cc: selim.cesic@npol.politie.nl
> ->Subject: MUST READ: how to unsubscribe !
> ->
> ->
> ->
> ->Woa ! This must be a record breaker ! One line of mis addressed payload
> ->and 39 lines of cruft.
> ->
> ->But seriously - here how to unsubscribe:
> ->
> ->Option 1 Follow the instructions which came with your
> -> welcome email.
> ->
> ->Option 2 Follow the instructions on www.apache.org.
> ->
> ->Option 3 Send mail to <listname>-unsubcribe@xml.apache.org;
> -> so in this case; send an empty message to
> ->
> -> soap-dev-unsubscribe@xml.apache.org
> ->
> -> You must send this from the address you where
> -> subscribed from.
> ->
> ->Option 4 If you do not know how/what you are subscribed as; check
> -> the header of the email for a line looking like
> ->
> -> X-From_:
> ->soap-dev-return-8390-dirkx=covalent.net@xml.apache.org
> ->
> -> Where 'dirkx=covalent.net' is the address you are
> -> subscribed from. So from -any- email account; then send
> -> a message like
> ->
> -> soap-dev-unsubscribe-foo=bar.com@xml.apache.org
> ->
> -> to unsubscribe foo@bar.com
> ->
> ->If all fails - you can contact the owner of the list at
> ->
> -> soap-dev-owner@xml.apache.org
> ->
> ->to ask for assistance. Under no circumstances send mail to the mailing
> ->list about (un)subscribing as no one on that list can help you in
> ->any way whatsoever.
> ->
> ->Thansk !
> ->
> ->Dw
>
>

Re: MUST READ: how to unsubscribe !

[Scott Nichol <sn...@scottnichol.com>]

The mailing list is ezmlm (http://www.ezmlm.org/).  If you have time to
determine how it could be done, I'll ask the Apache folks whether we can do
it.

Scott

----- Original Message -----
From: "K. Swaminathan" <sw...@instantis.com>
To: <so...@xml.apache.org>
Cc: <se...@npol.politie.nl>
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 12:57 PM
Subject: RE: MUST READ: how to unsubscribe !


> Just curious.
>
>  How difficult is it for the mail server to auto-add at the end of the
mail,
> the unsubscribe info?
>
>  Might be a good way to stop atleast some of these mails.
>
> thanks
> Swami K.
>
> ->-----Original Message-----
> ->From: dirkx@covalent.net [mailto:dirkx@covalent.net]
> ->Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 6:22 AM
> ->To: soap-dev@xml.apache.org
> ->Cc: selim.cesic@npol.politie.nl
> ->Subject: MUST READ: how to unsubscribe !
> ->
> ->
> ->
> ->Woa ! This must be a record breaker ! One line of mis addressed payload
> ->and 39 lines of cruft.
> ->
> ->But seriously - here how to unsubscribe:
> ->
> ->Option 1 Follow the instructions which came with your
> -> welcome email.
> ->
> ->Option 2 Follow the instructions on www.apache.org.
> ->
> ->Option 3 Send mail to <listname>-unsubcribe@xml.apache.org;
> -> so in this case; send an empty message to
> ->
> -> soap-dev-unsubscribe@xml.apache.org
> ->
> -> You must send this from the address you where
> -> subscribed from.
> ->
> ->Option 4 If you do not know how/what you are subscribed as; check
> -> the header of the email for a line looking like
> ->
> -> X-From_:
> ->soap-dev-return-8390-dirkx=covalent.net@xml.apache.org
> ->
> -> Where 'dirkx=covalent.net' is the address you are
> -> subscribed from. So from -any- email account; then send
> -> a message like
> ->
> -> soap-dev-unsubscribe-foo=bar.com@xml.apache.org
> ->
> -> to unsubscribe foo@bar.com
> ->
> ->If all fails - you can contact the owner of the list at
> ->
> -> soap-dev-owner@xml.apache.org
> ->
> ->to ask for assistance. Under no circumstances send mail to the mailing
> ->list about (un)subscribing as no one on that list can help you in
> ->any way whatsoever.
> ->
> ->Thansk !
> ->
> ->Dw
>
>

RE: MUST READ: how to unsubscribe !

["K. Swaminathan" <sw...@instantis.com>]

Just curious.

 How difficult is it for the mail server to auto-add at the end of the mail,
the unsubscribe info?

 Might be a good way to stop atleast some of these mails.

thanks
Swami K.

->-----Original Message-----
->From: dirkx@covalent.net [mailto:dirkx@covalent.net]
->Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 6:22 AM
->To: soap-dev@xml.apache.org
->Cc: selim.cesic@npol.politie.nl
->Subject: MUST READ: how to unsubscribe !
->
->
->
->Woa ! This must be a record breaker ! One line of mis addressed payload
->and 39 lines of cruft.
->
->But seriously - here how to unsubscribe:
->
->Option 1	Follow the instructions which came with your
->		welcome email.
->
->Option 2	Follow the instructions on www.apache.org.
->
->Option 3	Send mail to <listname>-unsubcribe@xml.apache.org;
->		so in this case; send an empty message to
->
->		soap-dev-unsubscribe@xml.apache.org
->
->		You must send this from the address you where
->		subscribed from.
->
->Option 4	If you do not know how/what you are subscribed as; check
->		the header of the email for a line looking like
->
->		X-From_:
->soap-dev-return-8390-dirkx=covalent.net@xml.apache.org
->
->		Where 'dirkx=covalent.net' is the address you are
->		subscribed from. So from -any- email account; then send
->		a message like
->
->			soap-dev-unsubscribe-foo=bar.com@xml.apache.org
->
->		to unsubscribe foo@bar.com
->
->If all fails - you can contact the owner of the list at
->
->		soap-dev-owner@xml.apache.org
->
->to ask for assistance. Under no circumstances send mail to the mailing
->list about (un)subscribing as no one on that list can help you in
->any way whatsoever.
->
->Thansk !
->
->Dw

RE: MUST READ: how to unsubscribe !

["K. Swaminathan" <sw...@instantis.com>]

Just curious.

 How difficult is it for the mail server to auto-add at the end of the mail,
the unsubscribe info?

 Might be a good way to stop atleast some of these mails.

thanks
Swami K.

->-----Original Message-----
->From: dirkx@covalent.net [mailto:dirkx@covalent.net]
->Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 6:22 AM
->To: soap-dev@xml.apache.org
->Cc: selim.cesic@npol.politie.nl
->Subject: MUST READ: how to unsubscribe !
->
->
->
->Woa ! This must be a record breaker ! One line of mis addressed payload
->and 39 lines of cruft.
->
->But seriously - here how to unsubscribe:
->
->Option 1	Follow the instructions which came with your
->		welcome email.
->
->Option 2	Follow the instructions on www.apache.org.
->
->Option 3	Send mail to <listname>-unsubcribe@xml.apache.org;
->		so in this case; send an empty message to
->
->		soap-dev-unsubscribe@xml.apache.org
->
->		You must send this from the address you where
->		subscribed from.
->
->Option 4	If you do not know how/what you are subscribed as; check
->		the header of the email for a line looking like
->
->		X-From_:
->soap-dev-return-8390-dirkx=covalent.net@xml.apache.org
->
->		Where 'dirkx=covalent.net' is the address you are
->		subscribed from. So from -any- email account; then send
->		a message like
->
->			soap-dev-unsubscribe-foo=bar.com@xml.apache.org
->
->		to unsubscribe foo@bar.com
->
->If all fails - you can contact the owner of the list at
->
->		soap-dev-owner@xml.apache.org
->
->to ask for assistance. Under no circumstances send mail to the mailing
->list about (un)subscribing as no one on that list can help you in
->any way whatsoever.
->
->Thansk !
->
->Dw