Holly Bostick wrote: > Tim Igoe schreef: > >>Holly Bostick wrote: >> >> >>>Jan Callewaert schreef: >>> >>> >>> >>>>Hi, >>>>if I watch the logs of postfix, I have different times in it. > > <snip double-received message> > >>>>Regards, >>>> >>>>Jan Callewaert >>> >>> >>>A perhaps more important question is: >>> >>>Why am I receiving a second copy of this message 10 days after I >>>originally received it (and it's dated 10 days ago, too)? >>> >>>Am I the only one who received this (again) today (about 2 minutes ago, >>>14:26 CET)? If there is some kind of weirdness with my ISP (which would >>>likely be the case if I'm the only one who got this), I certainly want >>>to know about it-- and if Jan has some kind of weirdness on his (?) >>>servers, I guess he (?) would want to know about that, too. >> >> >>I just recieved this message twice today too - again dated 10 days in >>the past. >> >>Is it possible the main got stuck in a queue somewhere and have just >>'popped' out? :/ > > > I would think that that's exactly what happened-- the question I was > wondering about is: whose queue? > > The mail delivery queue of my ISP has now been eliminated (since you got > it too), leaving Jan's send queue, or the list server's queue.... I think. >
The puzzling bit is to look at the times in the email header - they are all correct for if the message was delivered immediately but not. (even on my server which i know has the right time). Very odd. > Holly -- Tim Igoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tim.igoe.me.uk - Personal Site http://tv.igoe.me.uk - UK TV Guide "Computers are like Air-con, open windows and they stop working!"
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