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In <y2sNwB2w165w@valpso.hanse.de> tichauer@valpso.hanse.de (Manfredo Tichauer) writes:
>A couple of days ago a friend installed V-MailServer ver.1.22 ...
> ... Is there a way to do it like in UNIX? I understood that in UNIX it
>is possible to use up to 512 columns in a row, e.g: 
>user1@aaa.AAA,user2@bbb.BBB,user3@ccc.CCC,user4@ddd.DDD, etc.

>What also is a little annoying is that if somebody sends any command to
>my mail-server (e.g. subscribe ABCD-L), everyone on the mailing list
>receives it also. Is there also a way to eliminate this? 

>It would be nice that there is a way to spare band width with mail-lists
>and I hope that somebody has a solution for it. I wish all of you a Happy
>New Year (it will start here in another 5 hours)

Manfredo,
In lieu of V-Mail, you could try WFS. It also Mailing List Server support.
It partially solves the multiple addressee problem, limited to 128 characters
per addressee line; this is an MS-DOS limitation.

WFS does not echo JOIN or other commands to users of the list.

WFS is available by sending mail to: server@Birdsong.Suvl.CA.US
with the message body:

get \public\waffle\wfs203.zip

Regards,
  larry.

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