Bear in mind that it's not really the lists in all cases. If a message
comes through as suspect it is held till it can be reviewed by a human.
If my message then goes out to some members of the group (because their
mail service processes it more quickly) it's possible that you can get
answers
Dave,
It seems to me that it's only recently that the sourceforge mail server
has been slow at delivering emails, sometimes out of sequence.
I know Sourceforge has been having major problems with other services.
If it continues, then we probably will look for a new place to host the
mailing
* Eilert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [060517 10:39]:
> Maybe the guys from sourceforge had a little LAN party over the
> weekend and needed some of the servers? :-)
as far as i know, there have been some changes on sf-servers. So this
might be the reason for this.
Cheers,
Steph.
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Dave Close schrieb:
Trying to follow a discussion on this list is painful. Messages arrive
in seemingly random sequence, sometimes more than three days after
they arrived at SourceForge. I get answers to questions several days
before I see the questions.
If we don't have any leverage at SourceFo
Hi Dave,
Dave Close wrote:
> Trying to follow a discussion on this list is painful. Messages arrive
> in seemingly random sequence, sometimes more than three days after
> they arrived at SourceForge. I get answers to questions several days
> before I see the questions.
>
> If we don't have any le
Trying to follow a discussion on this list is painful. Messages arrive
in seemingly random sequence, sometimes more than three days after
they arrived at SourceForge. I get answers to questions several days
before I see the questions.
If we don't have any leverage at SourceForge, perhaps the list
