On 2000-09-22 10:13:36 +0200, Jürgen Salk wrote: >> The set of known lists (lists) is _always_ a subset of the set >> of subscribed lists (subscribe). > Are you perfectly sure? In my understanding, "lists" and > "subscribe" does only make any sense, if addresses in "lists" are > a superset of addresses in "subscribe". Or am I missing the > point? Not at all - I mistyped things. So, to get this right: The set of subscribed lists (subscribe) is always a subset of the set of known lists (lists). Sorry for the confusion. -- Thomas Roessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
- Ummm... "PGP signature could NOT be verified.&... Ben Beuchler
- Re: Ummm... "PGP signature could NOT be v... Rudi van Houten
- Re: Ummm... "PGP signature could NOT ... Dave Ewart
- Re: Ummm... "PGP signature could ... Rudi van Houten
- Re: Ummm... "PGP signature could ... Byrial Jensen
- Re: Ummm... "PGP signature co... Dave Ewart
- Lists v. Subscribe? Ben Beuchler
- Re: Lists v. Subscribe? Suresh Ramasubramanian
- Re: Lists v. Subscribe? Thomas Roessler
- Re: Lists v. Subscrib... Mikko Hänninen
- Re: Lists v. Subscrib... Thomas Roessler
- Re: Lists v. Subscribe? Drew Bloechl
- Re: Lists v. Subscribe? Ronny Haryanto
- Re: Lists v. Subscrib... Ben Beuchler
- Re: Lists v. Subscrib... Ronny Haryanto
- Re: Lists v. Subscribe? Byrial Jensen