Re: Broken threads and general threading question

2003-09-10 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Jonathan,

On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 23:36:54 -0500 GMT (10/09/2003, 11:36 +0700 GMT),
Jonathan Angliss wrote:

 Is there a common thread as to who is sending them, or is it a bunch
 of people? Is there a common thread amongst them?

 I can see at least one example right away of a thread breaker on
 TBBETA, mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] has no In-Reply-To or
 References header.  There is 4 possibilities.

I'm not seeing this, but maybe you want to report it on TBBETA, the
list you are referencing.

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Re: Broken threads and general threading question

2003-09-09 Thread Vishal
Hi Jeffrey

Monday, September 8, 2003, 1:30:46 PM, you wrote:


JAS I notice that many of the threads in this group end up broken. This
JAS seems especially obvious when The Bat! is threading based upon
JAS reference (Alt-1). I would have thought that since the bulk of us are
JAS using The Bat!, we would be able to maintain a consistent thread.

Yes,  same  problem  here.  And  no  it  shouldn't  be a fastmail problem as you
mentioned elsewhere since I don't use it.

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Re: Broken threads and general threading question

2003-09-09 Thread Jeffrey A. Shumway
Hi Vishal,

On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 11:19:54 -0400 you wrote:

V Yes,  same  problem  here.  And  no  it  shouldn't  be a fastmail problem as you
V mentioned elsewhere since I don't use it.

Good to hear that someone else is seeing it with The Bat!.  I think
that Thomas' point was that it was our providers fault.  He indicated
that the delay in receipt is breaking the threads.  If you are using
myrealbox.com, I have heard that they are having terrible issues lately.

Not totally sure what is causing it at this point, but the provider idea
might have some merit.

Jeff

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Re: Broken threads and general threading question

2003-09-09 Thread Jonathan Angliss
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On Tuesday, September 09, 2003, Vishal wrote...

 Yes they are. However, the problem isn't confined to myrealbox. And
 I think it's unlikely that everyone's providers suddenly went
 haywire.

Is there a common thread as to who is sending them, or is it a bunch
of people? Is there a common thread amongst them?

I can see at least one example right away of a thread breaker on
TBBETA, mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] has no In-Reply-To or
References header.  There is 4 possibilities.

  1. TB didn't put them in.
  2. My server stripped them off.
  3. His server stripped them off.
  4. The list server stripped them off.

Well, I'm going to discount 2 because I've not changed anything in
months, and it's not happening on all mails. Which can probably also
exclude the list, and his server. That leaves TB.  While composing
this message however, I notice in the same folder several others are
clearly breaking threading:

  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Is just one example, however that email has a few References, and an
In-Reply-To.  So it'd appear TB is breaking threading somewhere.

Although, a real oddity, I changed threading to subject (which is
broken as has been pointed out a few times), then back to references,
the threads _nearly_ built themselves correctly, however it is now
showing a whole bunch of emails as replied to, though I didn't, and it
keeps loading the wrong emails when I select them. *investigates some
more*

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Re: Broken threads and general threading question

2003-09-08 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Jeffrey,

On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 13:30:46 -0400 GMT (09/09/2003, 00:30 +0700 GMT),
Jeffrey A. Shumway wrote:

 I notice that many of the threads in this group end up broken.

Not here.

 This seems especially obvious when The Bat! is threading based upon
 reference (Alt-1).

That's what I'm using.

 What is causing the broken threads?

Your email provider. I see yours has the TLD .cc. That's the price you
pay. I was on my secondary account @myrealbox for a while, and threads
were broken, because the message were delivered to my POP box
irregularly. Threads were broken, because messages 2 or 3 days old
hadn't been delivered; I received the reply to the reply before the
previous two messages.

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Re: Broken threads and general threading question

2003-09-08 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Jeffrey,

On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 14:07:02 -0400 GMT (09/09/2003, 01:07 +0700 GMT),
Jeffrey A. Shumway wrote:

 Would it make a difference if I selected a different domain with the
 same provider?  I am a Fastmail.fm user, but I liked the eml.cc
 domain.  Is it Fastmail's fault of the actual top level domain?

I don't know, you'll have give it a try.

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Re: Broken threads and general threading question

2003-09-08 Thread Alexander
08-Sep-2003 19:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 irregularly. Threads were broken, because messages 2 or 3 days old
 hadn't been delivered; I received the reply to the reply before the
 previous two messages.

That happens quite often here on one specific mailing list I'm on, and its
no problem. If the originating message of the thread arrives, TB sorts it
in just nicely and messages are threaded exactly as they should.

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