Re: [Cooker] test, ignore...

2003-07-20 Thread andre
Also surprised that the mailing list wasn't down




Re: [Cooker] test, ignore...

2003-07-20 Thread Oden Eriksson
söndag 20 juli 2003 10:26 em skrev andre:
 Also surprised that the mailing list wasn't down

No, I had to test my spamassassin setup;)

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Re: [Cooker] test, ignore...

2003-03-26 Thread Oden Eriksson
onsdagen den 26 mars 2003 13.33 skrev Oden Eriksson:

i hate not being in control of the damn fw i have to pass..., testing..., 
testing...

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Re: [Cooker] test, ignore

2001-11-19 Thread Clete Blackwell

good, kmail works 4 u :) :) :) (i'm booted in win rite now, bnut kmail werks
for me)
- Original Message -
From: Oden Eriksson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 4:22 AM
Subject: [Cooker] test, ignore


 Sorry, needed to test Kmail.
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Re: [Cooker] test - ignore

2000-07-22 Thread Eugenio Diaz

I did not beleived it either, but a few nights ago I
sent quite a few messages (around 5 or 6), and much to
my surprise, they never appeared. So after a few days
went by, I sent the test, and sure enought it went
throught immediately ... What is going on?

Pixel replied to some of the emails that never made
it; so it is even more puzzling ... Maybe the emails
are being received but not forwarded.

--- "Guy T. Rice" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Are we testing the capital vs. small C in "Cooker"
 theory, by any chance?
 I didn't think much of it until today.  I posted two
 messages about 12
 hours ago, one to "Cooker" and one to "cooker".  The
 first appeared
 within a few minutes, the second has yet to
 appear...
 
 Of course, two messages is not a statistically
 significant sample.  It
 could just be a coincidence.
 


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Re: [Cooker] test - ignore

2000-07-21 Thread Guy T. Rice

Are we testing the capital vs. small C in "Cooker" theory, by any chance?
I didn't think much of it until today.  I posted two messages about 12
hours ago, one to "Cooker" and one to "cooker".  The first appeared
within a few minutes, the second has yet to appear...

Of course, two messages is not a statistically significant sample.  It
could just be a coincidence.




Re: [Cooker] test - ignore

2000-07-21 Thread Guillaume Cottenceau

"Guy T. Rice" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Are we testing the capital vs. small C in "Cooker" theory, by any chance?
 I didn't think much of it until today.  I posted two messages about 12
 hours ago, one to "Cooker" and one to "cooker".  The first appeared
 within a few minutes, the second has yet to appear...

same.

 Of course, two messages is not a statistically significant sample.  It
 could just be a coincidence.

same for me.. and yesterday every messages was with a big C.


most probably there is a big problem with the mailing lists but the
responsible (denis) are in vacations, and it seems that no one would like
to go deep inside his procmail/sympa configuration (actually I think that
Jean-Loup tried to have a look yesterday but abandonned after seeing how
deep the mess is..)

time to code! :-)


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RE: [Cooker] test - ignore

2000-07-21 Thread Geoffrey Lee

  hours ago, one to "Cooker" and one to "cooker".  The first appeared
  within a few minutes, the second has yet to appear...

 same.




as far as i know the messages with small "c" in the cooker that i posted
yesterday all ent to the bit bucket ... :-(





  Of course, two messages is not a statistically significant sample.  It
  could just be a coincidence.

 same for me.. and yesterday every messages was with a big C.


 most probably there is a big problem with the mailing lists but the
 responsible (denis) are in vacations, and it seems that no one would like
 to go deep inside his procmail/sympa configuration (actually I think that
 Jean-Loup tried to have a look yesterday but abandonned after seeing how
 deep the mess is..)









RE: [Cooker] test - ignore

2000-07-21 Thread B. K. Barley

I'm having the same problem

Bryan

-Original Message-
From: Geoffrey Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 21, 2000 10:45 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Cooker] test - ignore


  hours ago, one to "Cooker" and one to "cooker".  The first appeared
  within a few minutes, the second has yet to appear...

 same.




as far as i know the messages with small "c" in the cooker that i posted
yesterday all ent to the bit bucket ... :-(





  Of course, two messages is not a statistically significant sample.  It
  could just be a coincidence.

 same for me.. and yesterday every messages was with a big C.


 most probably there is a big problem with the mailing lists but the
 responsible (denis) are in vacations, and it seems that no one would like
 to go deep inside his procmail/sympa configuration (actually I think that
 Jean-Loup tried to have a look yesterday but abandonned after seeing how
 deep the mess is..)









Re: [Cooker] test - ignore

2000-07-21 Thread Thomas SMETS


Well I gess every one has now understood that 
cooker is much slower than Cooker

may be it would be nice for the people who can't thread theit incoming
mail that we just ask "them" (mailing list manager) to try to do
something when possible ...

Thomas,

p.s. : 
This message was (also) sent twice so you can see the delay between
Cooker  cooker.







"Guy T. Rice" wrote:
 
 Are we testing the capital vs. small C in "Cooker" theory, by any chance?
 I didn't think much of it until today.  I posted two messages about 12
 hours ago, one to "Cooker" and one to "cooker".  The first appeared
 within a few minutes, the second has yet to appear...
 
 Of course, two messages is not a statistically significant sample.  It
 could just be a coincidence.

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Av. de la Brabançonne 133 / 3  e-mail : tsmets @altern.org
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Re: [Cooker] test ignore

2000-02-26 Thread tracer

Hello Chmouel Boudjnah,
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 Subject: [Cooker] test ignore

 test

   --Chmouel

hello...
I am filtering all known mails to their proper boxes to reduce spam.
if the addressee is NOT [EMAIL PROTECTED] mail like yours and
some others end up in my spam box.
Is there any reason for the  Mandrake devel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
address being used to the cooker list?
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Re: [Cooker] test ignore

2000-02-26 Thread Chmouel Boudjnah

tracer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 I am filtering all known mails to their proper boxes to reduce spam.
 if the addressee is NOT [EMAIL PROTECTED] mail like yours and
 some others end up in my spam box.
 Is there any reason for the  Mandrake devel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 address being used to the cooker list?

yes know is the same list, if you want to set a filter set it on the
X-Loop:, for gnus i have someting like this :

  '(("Mandrake-Cooker" "X-Loop: [EMAIL PROTECTED]")))

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Re: [Cooker] test ignore

2000-02-24 Thread Chmouel Boudjnah

Chmouel Boudjnah [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 test

ok alias work, when you send a mail to devel@ you go on cooker.

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