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Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 06:08:08 -0500
From: Jim Nelson <james4765@verizon.net>
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Gene Heskett wrote:
> I just went to vger.kernel.org and ran the MX-VERIFY-CGI script 
> against my mailing address and it seemed to work ok, unlike last week 
> when verizon had an overloaded mail box somewhere that not only 
> caused some huge lags, but probably bounced so many messages to me 
> that I got suspended.
> 
> Is there anyone here on this list that can throw some light on why 
> I've not got any messages from the lkml since a burst of about 275 
> early Friday morning?  Or if I've been suspended/unsubscribed, fix it 
> back up?
> 
> At that time, the above script was failing when it got to my src 
> mailserver at verizon.net.  Now it is not, but still no mail.  
> Sniff...
> 

Same thing happened to me.  Verizon help-desk drones were useless - just 
re-subscribed, and everything was back to normal.

Glad to know it was Verizon's fault after all - OTOH, I don't think their mail 
admins can comprehend why someone doesn't complain about ~300 messages a day... :)

Jim
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