You could kick em off (thats what we do for the linux-kernel list 8))
or turn ECN off ( echo 0 /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_ecn , or in a kernel
build)
Alan
Thanks, Alan, that solved it.
In reference to John's question:
btw You are aware of the short support life of RHL 9 aren't you?
Yes, we are
We've been experiencing a strange problem that is baffling our mail and
network gurus. Our listserv server is hosted on a linux/390 RH 7.2
image. Aside from some hiccups when the server was first built, listserv
has just worked. Recently, however, I moved the listserv image from the
RH 2.4.9-38
On Sat, 7 Jun 2003 04:42, you wrote:
In the course of testing, we found that some RH 9 boxes that we have
also refuse to take any mail from the server. A quick glance at the logs
and sniff of the traffic shows that the connection is rejected before
any mail negotiation takes place, as if the
On Fri, Jun 06, 2003 at 03:42:57PM -0500, Michael Lambert wrote:
We've been experiencing a strange problem that is baffling our mail and
network gurus. Our listserv server is hosted on a linux/390 RH 7.2
image. Aside from some hiccups when the server was first built, listserv
has just worked.
On Gwe, 2003-06-06 at 21:42, Michael Lambert wrote:
We immediately began seeing undelivered mail to a few specific sites
pile up in the mqueue. Most of the listserv traffic was being delivered
but a few sites returned connection refused or connection timed out.
These sites, incidentally, also
