* Moved (from: tlc_personal) by Thom LaCosta using timEd 1.10.y2k+.

Dale Shipp wrote in a message to Thom Lacosta:

 -=> On 11-14-07  23:19,  Thom Lacosta <=-
 -=> spoke to Janis Kracht about Mail Missing? <=-

 TL> It would appear the problem is at or between 1:106/1 and 
 TL> you...since I saw it connect to him...and there is now one 
 TL> between you and him.

 DS>   It is also possible that you delivered to him, and for some
 DS> reason the   packet got put into a "bad mail" category and not
 DS> tossed further up   the line.   That sort of thing can happen
 DS> because of password   problems sometimes.

Yep...good point....I have not changed any passwords here.

 TL> And if others didn't see it...then it may be between him and them.

 DS>   I don't know who else he feeds and who might have seen messages
 DS> in   Echolist echo.

Whoever he distributes to is how it gets to everyone else...so if it
doesn't get to Matt's system and/or leave there...it ain't going no where.

 TL> It would be interesting if you and Dale both submitted and 
 TL> update for one of your echoes and let me know:

 TL> A. Did you get the ACK(if you submitted via email, you get 
 TL> it back that way, if via netmail, it goes from here to 
 TL> 1:106/1

 DS>   I submitted by email on 5 Nov and got the ACK back via email on 7
 DS> Nov. 

OK...none of that goes through Matt...it's processed here and goes to my server.

 TL> B. Did you see the announcement (They go from here to 1:106/1

 DS>   But have not seen the announcement in the echo (nor any other  
 DS> announcements since 19 Oct).


From what I'm seeing, there was a period of time when the mail was
"busted".

I'm not really too concerned about the echomail, but routed netmail could
cause a problem or so.

I'll update one of my echoes and would appreciate folks letting me know if
it shows up on your end in the Echolist echo.


cya,
thom
http://www.tlchost.net/echolist/
--- GEcho 1.20/Pro