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Re: Converting to a digest format

Sally Garnaat (sally@U.ARIZONA.EDU)
Thu, 30 Jan 1997 09:26:42 -0700


I have used the following command on other lists to get very large log
files, is this a valid command for DIGEST?? split cuts the log file up
into chunks no large than 500k (or whatever number you put in there)

> get SCOUTS-L LOGnnnn split=500k

On Thu, 30 Jan 1997, Ben Parker wrote:

> >DIGEST OPTION
> >-------------
>
> One important qualifier! People using Juno should NOT use the digest
> option. The reason is Juno (a free email service) has a size limit on
> messages of about 60k, which is smaller than the SCOUTS-L digest most
> days. This causes 2 problems. first is you don't receive anything since
> Juno rejects it as too big. Second, it bounces back to our hard working
> List Owner (Jon Eidson) as an error and he immediately sets you to NOMAIL
> and if it bounces again he will delete you from the list. In all cases
> you get nothing.
>
> ________________________________________________________________________
> Ben Parker ............ (Oak Park IL) .......... bparker@interaccess.com
>
* * * * *
Sally Garnaat
Support Systems Analyst
Dept. of Political Science Sally@Arizona.EDU
University of Arizona Phone: 520.621.3409
Tucson, Arizona 85721 FAX: 520.621.5051

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