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>>>>> "phk" == Poul-Henning Kamp <phk@critter.tfs.com> writes:
phk> you bounce email back to the FreeBSD mailing lists!
phk> I have unsubscribed you from all the lists.
phk> Please fix this problem before resubscribing!


To those of you who have noticed duplicate messages in your
mailboxes... one from me and one from the real author.


My apologies,

I had just setup a mail spool and forwarder in procmail for the
FreeBSD lists.  The forwarder called sendmail on the raw messages, and
I was giving a -t option to it.  And I thought only incompetent people
did things like this. :-(

While the dups shouldn't have made it to the FreeBSD lists themselves,
all those others listed as recipients will have gotten dups from me.
I think there were about 200 messages in my private spool, so that
would be about 30 addresses, at least one of which was a mailing
list... 


I'm still considering my penance for this act of wanton stupidity.
Suggestions are welcome.


Regards,
Dave Barker.


BTW: I recall there was a conical hat for just these occasions, where
     did it go?