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<font face="Trebuchet MS">I had the problem, which we resolved, i have
also forgotten how it was done, ill try and find the old email to look
into it.<br>
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Daniel<br>
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gordon dunlop wrote:
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<pre wrap="">2008/12/19 <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:lug@seany.us"><lug@seany.us></a>:
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<pre wrap="">P.s. my e-mails seem to take AGES before getting to the mailing list, any ideas? AM I DOIN IT RONG?
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<pre wrap=""><!---->It is because your emails are being trapped by TayLUG's spam filtering
system as it thinks that your messages has suspicious headers. It then
stores them as Dundee Moderator requests waiting for me to manually
vet it. Due to having a life other than as TayLUG administrator, I
wait until I am informed by the system, usually next day, before
manually putting it through. I remember one of our members had a
similar problem earlier this year, this has now been resolved. I
suspect that the problem is due to the way or path your emails are
being forwarded from your domain on your server that is putting your
emails into the fishy zone when it passes through the spam filtering
system. If Andy Smith, the UK LUG mail administrator and expert, reads
this post (he is on our list) he will have a better idea than me on
what the problem could be. In the meantime I will email to you
screenshots of the next time your email gets a Dundee Moderator
request so you can look at what goes on as it passes through the spam
filtering system. This can give you indications of what could be wrong
with your message headers. Obviously as we are now in the festive
season I don't want to get bogged down in these things, your posts are
getting through albeit delayed. I just want to be in "keep things
running mode" and not in "problem solving mode" over the festive
period. If you still have a problem after the New Year I will look at
it in earnest, even though the problem is on your side. I will take
this opportunity to wish all Tayluggers a Merry Xmas and a Happy New
Year.
Gordon
TayLUG Administrator
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<pre wrap="">Regards,
Sean McRobbie
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