On Thu, 28 Sep 1995, Bradley wrote:

> Well, no.  The nature of the beast (the Internet) is that every post has 
> a unique number.  And on top of that the listserv checks to see if you 
> accidentily posted a duplicate.

Since the mail can go multiple routes the mail process at the receiving 
end should filter the pieces together and turn them into a single mail 
message.  I think that it has to be multiply sent.

> I've discounted every possibility I can think of:
> 1.  I'm only on the recipients list of the Vanagon list once.
> 2.  I use procmail, so all mail sent to Vanagon gets put in a seperate 
> folder.  Likewise, other mail lists go to seperate folders.
> 3.  Personal replies that are CC'd to the list are marked as personal.
> 
> So I see no reason why it would be a problem on my end.
> 
> Bradley
 If you put the multiple postings together with the frequent mail 
blackouts to various folks I think it has to be sendmail on the server or 
the list server program itself.  Just a guess of course.....

bill killian