Your message dated Mon, 24 Jul 2017 09:49:12 -0500
with message-id <20170724144912.4zfimf2iclykeu35@geta>
and subject line Re: Bug#869512: No response to mail to lists.debian.org
has caused the Debian Bug report #869512,
regarding No response to mail to lists.debian.org
to be marked as done.
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Package: lists.debian.org
Version:
I've been trying hard for several weeks to subscribe to some Debian
mailing lists with no success.
Arising from my online subscription requests I receive Smartlist request
for confirmation messages, but simply replying to these messages brings
no response. No error messages are generated. All my other email sent
via Exim4 and claws-mail functions normally.
I've also tried sending email to :
[email protected] and
[email protected]
in order to report the problem but receive no response from those
addresses either.
My only option seems to be to file this as a bug as I am unable to make
contact with lists.debian.org.
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Chris Dunn
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On Sun, 23 Jul 2017, Chris Dunn wrote:
> Arising from my online subscription requests I receive Smartlist request
> for confirmation messages, but simply replying to these messages brings
> no response. No error messages are generated. All my other email sent
> via Exim4 and claws-mail functions normally.
Hey, I'm just closing this bug as we did receive the original e-mail,
but it just slipped through.
Feel free to reopen it if my previous message to you did not go through.
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