On 27-May-2010, at 11:49, Hung Phan wrote:
A user reports that she did not receive an emergency message that was sent to
a list of 819 members with one member marked as no mail, yesterday. According
to smtp log, the message sent out to 813 recipients of that list on May 25,
2010 10:39:40. Within the next 5 minutes, this message re-send to 15 members
of the list ( according to post log, no message is posted to this list or any
other lists for 60 minutes after this message)
Will we able to determine exactly whether the message is indeed sent to her
account (hotmail account)? Will we able to determine the 15 members that the
message re-send to?
1) You will have to look at the maillog on the mailserver to see the message
sent and accepted by hotmail (I can pretty much guarantee that hotmail accepted
the message).
2) If anyone is counting on hotmail to deliver critical emails they are
complete and total morons. Hotmail is *not* reliable and often discards
messages with no notice to the receiver.
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