...and I haven't for a while. Is anyone else having this problem? If you
are you will not see this.
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Jay Blanchard wrote:
> ..and I haven't for a while. Is anyone else having this problem? If you
> are you will not see this.
>
>
If they are, how can they wonder if they have this problem ?
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Jay Blanchard wrote:
> ..and I haven't for a while. Is anyone else having this problem? If
you
> are you will not see this.
>
> =20
If they are, how can they wonder if they have this problem ?
[/snip]
exactly
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Hi,
> ...
I had this (I think) recently; mail simply stopped coming from the
list and I can't remember unsubscribing (though that's not saying
much...). I simply re-subscribed and all was dandy again.
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On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 10:10, Richard
>
> I had this (I think) recently; mail simply stopped coming from the
> list and I can't remember unsubscribing (though that's not saying
> much...). I simply re-subscribed and all was dandy again.
Quite possibly caused by malformed headers or SPAM being rejected
by the filters and bounced back to the list. Two bounces and a tracer
is sent. If that fails as well (and they usually do), you're
unsubscribed without further notice. It happens to me all the time on
the Windows list (now that I think about it, I think it happened
again).
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On Mon, 2010-01-11 at 10:17 -0500, Daniel Brown wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 10:10, Richard
> >
> > I had this (I think) recently; mail simply stopped coming from the
> > list and I can't remember unsubscribing (though that's not saying
> > much...). I simply re-subscribed and all was dandy again.
>
> Quite possibly caused by malformed headers or SPAM being rejected
> by the filters and bounced back to the list. Two bounces and a tracer
> is sent. If that fails as well (and they usually do), you're
> unsubscribed without further notice. It happens to me all the time on
> the Windows list (now that I think about it, I think it happened
> again).
>
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>
All my mails were rejected from the list a couple of weeks ago, because
my hosting had found its way onto a blacklist, which they vehemently
denied until I pointed it out to them.
Thanks,
Ash
http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
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Hi,
> ...
It's not a problem at all, it just takes me a few months to realise... :-)
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On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 10:17 AM, Daniel Brown
> On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 10:10, Richard
>>
>> I had this (I think) recently; mail simply stopped coming from the
>> list and I can't remember unsubscribing (though that's not saying
>> much...). I simply re-subscribed and all was dandy again.
>
> =A0 =A0Quite possibly caused by malformed headers or SPAM being rejected
> by the filters and bounced back to the list. =A0Two bounces and a tracer
> is sent. =A0If that fails as well (and they usually do), you're
> unsubscribed without further notice. =A0It happens to me all the time on
> the Windows list (now that I think about it, I think it happened
> again).
>
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udget!
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Windows, still not ready for the desktop!
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From: parasane@gmail.com
> On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 10:10, Richard
>>
>> I had this (I think) recently; mail simply stopped coming from the
>> list and I can't remember unsubscribing (though that's not saying
>> much...). I simply re-subscribed and all was dandy again.
>=20
> Quite possibly caused by malformed headers or SPAM being rejected
> by the filters and bounced back to the list. Two bounces and a tracer
> is sent. If that fails as well (and they usually do), you're
> unsubscribed without further notice. It happens to me all the time on
> the Windows list (now that I think about it, I think it happened
> again).
I occasionally see the tracers from various lists, particularly
beginners@perl.org. It seems some list server software fails to clean up
the routing headers occasionally. Our boundary spam filters reject them
as having been forwarded too many times, indicating a possible mail
loop. I believe I have been unsubscribed from more than one list for
this reason.
Bob McConnell
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