I think I found a solution, but wanted to check with the list to see if I am correct. I was poking around the excerpts and found that people were sending messages to my list "resume@foo.bar" with addresses such as "resume@foo.bar; resume@jobs.com; resume@frank.com; resume@blah.com; etc." What I did was go into list admin and under privacy options, did the following:
Ceiling on acceptable number of recipients for a posting >>> 1
This was changed from the default of 10. Should this solve the problem?
=Doug=
"Douglas Munoz" <dmunoz@meyersgroup.com> writes:
| I am running a very small, un-moderated list for the internal staff of my | company. It is basically set up to allow non-members (job seekers) to post | messages (resumes) to list members (HR). | | Every couple of days I will get notification that a message requires | administrative review. The reason given is: | | Reason: Message has implicit destination | | I can't seem to figure out what is going on. I have looked through the | message excerpt on each to find a common thread, but no luck.
When I saw this it was because of an To: header like this:
To: Friends <addr1; addr2; addr3; addr4; ... >
Where one of the addr's was the mailinglis address.
Hmm...perhaps there should be a "Don't warn on implicit addresses" switch?
Lgb