Hi all
The problem of folks posting unsubscribe messages has existed on
the RedHat install list for a long time and at a higher rate than
here.  It has been partially solved thru the use of an automated
responder which emails an informative (and non-hostile :-) )
message directly to the person needing a clue.

It does not post to the list and currently tries not to respond
to the same individual more than once.

I'll turn it on for this list as well.  If it turns out to
be disruptive I'll turn it off.  Please send complaints to me at:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Here is the message which is sent:
########################################################################
Subject: UNSUBSCRIBING from the RedHat list and the RedHat install list
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

TO XXZZXXZZXXZZ:
This is an automated response to your email containing the word
"unsubscribe" on the subject line.  It is intended to help you unsubscribe
from one of the RedHat mailing lists.  

If that is not what you wanted to do then please ignore this message.


1.  HOW TO UNSUBSCRIBE
   Go to the https link shown here:
        for the RedHat List:
        https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list

        for the RedHat Install List:
        https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-install-list

   On the BOTTOM of that page, Find the box labeled "Edit Options".
   Put your email address in the box to its left 
   and then Click the box that says "Edit options".

   On the TOP of the next page put your password in the first box,
   (The one to the left of the box that says "Unsubscribe").
   Then click the box that says "Unsubscribe".  Thats all.


2.  WHAT IF I DON'T KNOW MY PASSWORD ?

   Go to the https link shown here:
        for the RedHat List:
        https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list

        for the RedHat Install List:
        https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-install-list

   On the BOTTOM of that page, Find the box labeled "Edit Options".
   Put your email address in the box to its left 
   and then Click the box that says "Edit options".

   On the next page find the box that says "Email My Password To Me".
   Click that box.  Thats all.

   Your password will be emailed to you. When you get it follow the
   instructions for #1 above.



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