I tried to do what Mark Stodola indicated he did and didn't get very far.
 I went to:

		http://listserv.fnal.gov/

I clicked on `View list archives', which took me to:

		http://listserv.fnal.gov/archives/

which gives me a blank page.  I looked at the page source and the the page is
incomplete, there is no ending `</BODY>' or `</HTML>'.  I have no idea what
else is missing, but it is enough for my browser to just give up on the whole
page and just give me a blank screen.  I tried a MUCH older browser, Mosaic, I
received the same Web page, but it displayed everything that it downloaded
despite it being incomplete.
     In the old browser, I clicked on the SCIENTIFIC-LINUX-USERS link and I
get a page displayed.  I go back to my usual browser and put that link into it
and get a blank page again.  This page has the ending `</BODY>', but no ending
`</HTML>'.
     Again in the old browser, I tried clicking on `March 2010' and then
`February 2010'.  Instead of showing me a page, both times it wants to
download a file.  I went ahead with the download and the page has a bunch of
lines with control-M's at the beginning of the file and after every line in
the file.  It is an HTML file, but again with out an ending `</BODY>' or
`</HTML>'.  Apparently, these links run an executable on a Windbloze system as
the link ends with:

	`/scripts/wa.exe?A1=ind1002&L=scientific-linux-users'


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