Derek Broughton spake thusly:
> Carl Spitzer wrote:
>
>> Could the settings have been corrupted setting me to no mail or some
>> such nonsense?
>>
> More likely than "corruption" would be getting bounces from your mail
> server. Most lists (I can't say for sure that this one does it) turn off
> delivery if they get more than a threshold number of bounces. Those could
> occur because your mailbox was full, because your ISP's spam catcher
> thought they were spam, or just because your ISP's server was down for
> maintenance.

Yet another reason I lub me sum Gmane!


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Scott (angrykeyboarder) wrote:

> Derek Broughton spake thusly:
>> Carl Spitzer wrote:
>>
>>> Could the settings have been corrupted setting me to no mail or some
>>> such nonsense?
>>>
>> More likely than "corruption" would be getting bounces from your mail
>> server. Most lists (I can't say for sure that this one does it) turn off
>> delivery if they get more than a threshold number of bounces. Those
>> could occur because your mailbox was full, because your ISP's spam
>> catcher thought they were spam, or just because your ISP's server was
>> down for maintenance.
>
> Yet another reason I lub me sum Gmane!

Yes! I always check for gmane gateways to any list I want to subscribe to.
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