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User tora changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Status|NEW |RESOLVED
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Resolution| |FIXED
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun Feb 12 19:39:58 -0800
2006 -------
Thank you for clarification.
Now everything becomes clear and the problem has gone.
The problem happened with some freely available mailing lists:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ......... general, targeting on the casual end users
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ... making and distributing ISO images
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ....... macros, plugins, etc.
One of their IP addresses of the mail servers is/was listed in some black
lists.
http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/ip4r.ch?ip=211.125.95.78
According to FAQ of the service, their mail severs are designed to
automatically
stop delivering emails for a subscriber upon receiving repeated error reply
emails.
Once i logged into the service and turned the status flag on, mail delivering
successfully resumed.
I also reported to the administrator of the servers that their IP address was
listed in some of the blacklists. They might take care of that for themselves.
I do not think CollabNet needs further actions.
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Off topic.
One of them, [EMAIL PROTECTED] with 2500 subscribers, is a primary mailing
list of Japanese OpenOffice.org community. The community also has several
mailing
lists:
discuss@ja.openoffice.org ..... general, targeting on the experienced users
dev@ja.openoffice.org ......... development
translate@ja.openoffice.org ... translation
Mailing lists @openoffice.org by CollabNet has been recently facilitated with
localize confirmation emails at starting and terminating subscription. An
English
confirmation emails was a language barrier for casual end users.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] has 2500 subscribers while discuss@ja.openoffice.org has
200 order, 10th of population. Why? Maybe, the reason is that FreeML is more
user friendly, using lots of pretty icons, offering elaborated descriptions
and
FAQ, ... I do not think @openoffice.org needs to decorate its web pages, but
something could be taken to increase the number of subscribers.
Thanks again.
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