While we are at it, I want to thank Jeff myself. Sometimes I have to pinch
myself to figure out whether I am dreaming or not. To have such
well-maintained archives at no cost and without any ads in this society and
in this age is hard to believe.
At 09:51 AM 5/29/01 -0400, Les Schaffer wrote:
>Je
Jeff said:
> Damnit, I just typed the wrong command, completely deleting
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" rather than refiling the 23 messages going to
> assorted lists. Suggest you use bounce.pl after all if you want the
> mail archived.
no problem, i have the first eleven posts, and i am guessing 22 out
The problem is, on May 9, mail-archive wrongly decided
that there was a list called "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" which
has been steadily accumulating mail.
The time f bogus list creation may correspond to a period when the
sort engine was running suboptimally due to "grep" failing in
all_matches() due t
Damnit, I just typed the wrong command, completely deleting
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" rather than refiling the 23 messages going to
assorted lists. Suggest you use bounce.pl after all if you want
the mail archived.
Jeff
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Jeff Breidenbach writes:
: >recently, i discovered that one of our list contributors (from an AOL
: >account) is not having his posts mirrored on mail-archive since about
: >may 7.
:
: You should examine the headers for anything suspicious.
: If there is really nothing wrong, forward a message w
>recently, i discovered that one of our list contributors (from an AOL
>account) is not having his posts mirrored on mail-archive since about
>may 7.
You should examine the headers for anything suspicious.
If there is really nothing wrong, forward a message with full
headers to me.
For example:
i help administer an email list which mirrors itself to The Mail
archive.
recently, i discovered that one of our list contributors (from an AOL
account) is not having his posts mirrored on mail-archive since about
may 7.
is there some way to track down why some particular list contributor's
post
