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Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 12:08:41 +0200, Hans-Werner Hilse wrote: |
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>> I'm seeing the same. The amount of missing mails doesn't qualify for |
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>> "lots", but I'm missing some. |
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When several mails on a daily basis continue to "go missing", over a |
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period of weeks, I call that lots. If each mail missing was a nut or |
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bolt used to put together your car (or in my case archive them |
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accordingly in a database), it becomes "lots" ;-) |
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> I see the same. I've seen quite a few replies to mails I never received. |
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Yes, this is what first caught my eye, the secondly being the software I |
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wrote not positively finding threads, and now and then not finding the |
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first message to the new thread (as Neil writes above). |
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The strange thing is gmane seems to be receiving all the mail, or at |
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least 99% of it ~ so why gmane and not us? |
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