Jan. 3, 2001
4:52 a.m.
At 07:07 PM 1/2/01, Dan Mick wrote:
??? "Implicit destination" means, as has been said, "the list address is not mentioned in To: or Cc:"; the *number* of recipients doesn't affect and isn't affected by the *content* of recipients. No, this has nothing to do with the problem of seeing messages held for approval because of implicit destination addresses.
However, what I've seen is that if the address in the To: header does not match the canonical listname (case-sensitive) I got the "Implicit destination" error until I either put a case-insensitive regexp into the "equivalent addresses" field or turned off the "require explicit destination" setting.
Jim Trigg