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List:       linux-kernel
Subject:    the list is broken
From:       Blu3Viper <david () kalifornia ! com>
Date:       1998-04-19 2:39:59
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On Sat, 18 Apr 1998, Brian Weiss wrote:
> I hope this helps some people who missed the post with the actual patch in
> it. 

i do believe the list is broken.  over the last month i have been watching
carefully and have noted dozens of replies to messages that have not been
received.

recently, i posted a patch to kmod.c and several of us from around the
globe were discussing the list.  two people saw my patch, four people
never got it.  for several months past, i would never see Linus post the
announcement of a new kernel, but replies to his announcement would show
up.

finding and fixing where it is broken will be quite the arduous task.  is
there a means of looking for "missing" email flow in the normal ops?  i.e.
mail from region A isn't being received in region D?

as the list grows and more people start posting to it, the visibility of
the brokeness will emerge.

[to the list owner and exploders]
what can we do to help find and fix this?

-d

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