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[BOURASSA ANDRE G]

To sub automatically through a new server is easy. To unsub automatically
can be done only, I think, through the former server, using telnet to
reach it (which supposes one still has access to his old account). The
thing is that when you send a message, your server identifies itself to
the host server which would reject the message if the identity is
changed. The  easiest way, in such a case, is to sub automatically now,
from the new server, and ask the moderator to unsub the former address
himself; he normally has the "keys" fot that.
Sorry for being so long, but, as moderator of QUEATRE, I do face that
problem very often, especially with servers which sub people using their
account number and reject all messages received with a nominal address
different from the account number (for example, I could be identified
<bourassa.andre_g at uqam.ca> one time, when I sub, and r10005 at er.uqam.ca
another time, when I send a message. Have fun!
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  **** **** ****  Editeur                  Universite du Quebec a Montreal
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On Mon, 25 Sep 1995, Kathy Chung wrote:
 
> On Mon, 25 Sep 1995, Walter Cassidy wrote:
>
> > I have moved.  How do I get my new email address listed?
> > walter cassidy
> > U of Toronto
> >
> One quick and dirty way is to just unsubscribe and subscribe again.
>
> Kathy Chung
> kchung at epas.utoronto.ca
> Drama Centre, U of T
>