%MAILSERV-W-FLK, file currently locked by another user

      One or more of the requested files is not currently accessible.
      Try again later.

  %MAILSERV-W-INSFPRM, missing command parameters

      You failed to supply the name of the files to send. You must
      supply a file specification. Resend the command with a file
      specification.

  %MAILSERV-W-IVKEYW, unrecognized keyword - check validity and spelling

      You specified an unknown encoding or reading mode. Resend
      the command using a legal encoding or reading mode with the
      /ENCODING or /MODE qualifier.

  %MAILSERV-W-NOFILES, no files found

      Supplied file specification does not match any available files.
      Use the DIRECTORY command to obtain a listing of the available
      files.

  %MAILSERV-F-NOFILESERV, file service is not enabled

      The mail server is not configured to operate as a file server.

  %MAILSERV-W-PRV, insufficient privilege or file protection violation

      You are not allowed access to one or more of the requested
      files.

  %MAILSERV-W-VALREQ, missing qualifier or keyword value

      You failed to supply a value with the /ENCODING or /MODE
      qualifier. Resend the command with a value specification.
    Return a list of the current subscribers to a particular mailing
    list.

    Syntax

      SEND/LIST  list-name

    Qualifiers            Defaults

    /COMMENTS             See text

1  –  Parameters

 list-name

    Required parameter specifying the name of the list whose
    subscribers are to be returned. Wild cards are not allowed.

2  –  Description

    The SEND/LIST command responds with a message containing a list
    of the current subscribers to a given mailing list.

3  –  Qualifiers

3.1    /COMMENTS

       /COMMENTS
       /NOCOMMENTS

    When /COMMENTS is specified, comment fields associated with each
    subscribed address will also be returned. Specify /NOCOMMENTS
    to have these fields stripped from the listing sent to you.
    The default behavior can vary from list to list. Generally the
    default behavior is to include the comments.

    Note that in RFC 822 addresses, comments are completely
    superfluous and it should be possible to strip any or all
    comments from an address without breaking the address. However,
    there are known to be mailers which stupidly put critical
    information into comment fields with the expectation that the
    comments will not be stripped or altered. Addresses for such
    mailers can be rendered unreplyable by removing the comment
    fields from them.

4  –  Error messages

  %MAILSERV-W-INSFPRM, missing command parameters

      You failed to specify the mailing list name. Resend the command
      specifying the name of the mailing list whose membership list
      you want to obtain.

  %MAILSERV-W-LNF, list not found

      The mailing list you specified does not exist. Resend the
      command specifying the name of a valid mailing list. You can
      use the DIRECTORY/LIST command to obtain a listing of the valid
      mailing list names.

  %MAILSERV-F-NOMAILLIST, mailing lists are not enabled

      The mail server is not configured to operate as a list server.

  %MAILSERV-W-PRV, insufficient privilege or file protection violation

      You are not allowed to retrieve the list of subscribers to this
      mailing list. The MAILSERV_ACCESS mapping can be used to change
      the default behavior of the MAILSERV SEND/LIST command. Please
      refer to the Mail and list server section in the PMDF System
      Manager's manual.

  %MAILSERV-W-WRITEERR, file writing error

      An error occurred while the mail server was writing the message
      to you. Try resending this command at a later time.