Hi,
webmaster-Kracked_P_P wrote on 2012-12-10 20:13:
The thread posting for the following was recieved today, but the text
shows them talking about 3.6.4 not coming out till the following week.
That leads me to believe that the posting by (bsn) has been delayed
between the time of the sending of the email to when it is downloaded to
the "list readers".
I was wondering is it was an actually "delay", why would it happen? What
might cause it to be delayed? Could it be that the poster's email
address was not in the "subscribed" user list "properly" or not at all?
I am just wondering.
without the actual mail headers, this may be hard to judge. It could
either be that the message simply was sent out late by the author
(drafted locally, then sent out when back online), or that the sending
mail server had a delay. It might also be a problem on our side, but
since that's the first occurence I see, I doubt.
Florian
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