Hello all,
Several subscribers of my list are complaining of duplicate posts. They say it
happens only sometimes.
Are there any common reasons for such occurrences? I don't experience this on
my test-member account or in my regularly subscribed address, so it's difficult
to track down.
On 2011-11-23 11:11, Carlos Palomino wrote:
Several subscribers of my list are complaining of duplicate posts. They say
it happens only sometimes.
Are there any common reasons for such occurrences? I don't experience this
on my test-member account or in my regularly subscribed address,
Mailman Admin wrote:
On 2011-11-23 11:11, Carlos Palomino wrote:
Several subscribers of my list are complaining of duplicate posts. They say
it happens only sometimes.
Are there any common reasons for such occurrences? I don't experience this
on my test-member account or in my
It appears they are replying to all, as in the few header samples I've seen,
there are two instances of the group address (in the To and CC fields).
I have the setting checked to filter out duplicates, but still receiving
complaints.
Not sure how to handle this, as it seems to be on the user's
On 11/23/2011 4:11 AM, Carlos Palomino wrote:
Hello all,
Several subscribers of my list are complaining of duplicate posts. They say it happens
only sometimes.
Are there any common reasons for such occurrences? I don't experience this on
my test-member account or in my regularly
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It appears they are replying to all, as in the few header samples I've seen
Carlos Palomino wrote:
It appears they are replying to all, as in the few header samples I've seen,
there are two instances of the group address (in the To and CC fields).
I have the setting checked to filter out duplicates, but still receiving
complaints.
Not sure how to handle this, as it
Robert P. Schwartz wrote:
I seem to have the same problem. It only happens sometimes and to different
users.
Tell the users that when they receive duplicates, they need to send
copies of both messages including all headers to you - preferably
forwarded as attachments, but any way that
Hi,
We have subscribers on earthlink.com who receive multiple copies of
postings. Has anyone else had this problem? I saw a posting about it from
2003 but there was no solution given.
Thanks,
Brooks
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on 11/19/08 11:16 PM, BROOKS WILLIAMS said:
We have subscribers on earthlink.com who receive multiple copies of
postings. Has anyone else had this problem? I saw a posting about it from
2003 but there was no solution given.
What is in your MTA logs? What is in their MTA logs?
Have you seen
On 11/20/2008 01:33 AM, Brad Knowles wrote:
Have you seen several sample messages, so that you can do a comparison
and contrast between the supposed duplicates? In my experience, when
you look closely at the Received: headers, you usually find that the two
messages are literally identical
on 11/20/08 1:37 AM, Grant Taylor said:
If my logic is correct, it should be the last server (Received: header
closest to the top of the message) that received the message that was
not duplicated. If the two examples share one Received: header and then
subsequent (closer to the top) are
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