The Online World resources handbook
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Finding a needle ... (Part II) http://home.eunet.no/~presno/bok/10b.html<br />
Use the addresses in column two when sending messages to the other members of the<br />
discussion lists, but DO NOT send your subscription requests to this address!! Your mail<br />
will be forwarded to all members. Chances are that nothing will happen, while<br />
everybody will see how sloppy you are. So, you subscribe by sending a command to a<br />
LISTSERV. <strong>The</strong> method is similar to what we did when subscribing to Infonets in<br />
Chapter 7. If your name is Jens Jensen, and you want to subscribe to CAPES L, send<br />
this message to a LISTSERV:<br />
To: (enter a preferred LISTSERV address here)<br />
Subject: (You can write anything here. Will be ignored.)<br />
Text: SUB CAPES L Jens Jensen<br />
When your subscription has been registered, a confirmation text will be returned to you.<br />
Note that some mailing lists will ask you to return a subscription confirmation before<br />
accepting. From now on, all messages sent to the list will be forwarded to your mailbox.<br />
(Send "SIGNOFF CAPES L" to this address to unsubscribe from the mailing list.) Some<br />
lists will forward each message to you upon receipt. Others will send a periodic digest<br />
(weekly, monthly, etc.). To send a message to HIRIS L, send to the address in column<br />
two above. Send to<br />
HIRIS L@ICINECA.CINECA.IT<br />
Review the following example. Most mailing lists will accept these commands.<br />
Example: Subscription to the China list<br />
CHINA NN is listed as follows in the List of Lists:<br />
CHINA NN listserv@asuvm.inre.asu.edu (Peered)<br />
China News Digest (Global News)<br />
You can send your subscription request to listserv@asuvm.inre.asu.edu. Scandinavians<br />
may subscribe by mail to listserv@fiport.funet.fi. North American users can also send<br />
their mail to listserv@listserv.nodak.edu. If your name is Winston Hansen, write the<br />
following command in the TEXT of the message<br />
SUB CHINA NN Winston Hansen<br />
When you want to leave CHINA NN, send a cancellation message like this to the<br />
LISTSERV where you subscribed:<br />
To: listserv@asuvm.inre.asu.edu<br />
Subject: (nothing here)<br />
SIGNOFF CHINA NN<br />
If you subscribed through listserv@fiport.funet.fi, sending the SIGNOFF command to<br />
listserv@asuvm.inre.asu.edu will get you nowhere. Send to listserv@fiport.funet.fi.<br />
Never send the SIGNOFF command to the discussion list itself! Always send to the<br />
LISTSERV.<br />
Note: If the mailing list has a web page with a public message archive, then it may<br />
be easiest to subscribe from this page. At the CHINA NN list archive page, just hit "Join<br />
or leave the list (or change settings)."<br />
Searching mailing list log files<br />
Many mailing lists maintain logs of messages sent through the list. Search commands<br />
differ both by mailing list system, and version number. Check with the administrator or<br />
other members of your lists about how to search these <strong>resources</strong>. To search mailing list<br />
log files controlled by listserv@listserv.nodak.edu, send an email with the following<br />
command in the text of your mail:<br />
search in <br />
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