[Mailman-Developers] bounce processor doesn't seem to work with digest bounces ?

[Marc MERLIN]

On Mon, May 20, 2002 at 03:02:30PM -0700, Marc MERLIN wrote:
> This   bounce  didn't   get  handled   by  mailman   even  though   it  went
> to  svlug-bounces+peter.tower=fiserv.com@svlug.org   (see  Received  lines),
> peter.tower@fiserv.com is subscribed  to the list, and I'm  pretty sure VERP
> bounce processing is working otherwise.

Ok, I'm stupid, we all knew that.

Since I'm told some of you have your crystal balls out for repair, I'll
include the actual bounce :-)
(body truncated on purpose. Thanks for the heads up Dan)


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