On Wed, 2014-03-05 at 01:54 -0600, Stan Hoeppner wrote: > I show 623 from that address since 10/13.
The issue started in 2014 and in 2014 I resent most messages several times. > For emails you believe are lost, check the list archive. That is the first thing I always did and still do. > If you're not receiving an NDR for messages that disappear then no NDR > is being generated. To use some sendmail program is useful to get a log file Evolution doesn't provide. I wrote about the issue on the Evolution mailing list and it's recommended to use a sendmail program. > The whitelist is for addresses that are not subscribed to > any lists. That was my understanding too, but it was mentioned that I should subscribe to that list. > If they are not in the archives, contact the debian.org postmaster > and give him the message-id of the lost email. He can tell you if > if was received by the Debian mail servers and if they message was > posted to the list. I might do this in the future, but before doing this I want to rule out as much mistakes as possible. > If debian.org did not receive the email, then you need to contact > the postmaster at alice-dsl.net, provide the message-id, and as if > the email was relayed. This is nearly impossible to do, the ISP usually ignores customers, as most other, if not all ISPs in Germany do too. > Standard troubleshooting stuff. And that + some other things is what I will do or I'm already doing, you just missed it. .msmtp.log e.g. does provide exitcode information. Btw. I know that I can use sendmail programs with Evolution too, but I anyway write mails with an editor. Keeping threads seems to work, I just need to take more care about line wrapping. Regards, Ralf -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: https://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
