[GreenKeys] Re: Frickin' bounces (was missing message)?
gil smith
gil at baudot.net
Tue Apr 18 17:17:23 EDT 2006
Hi Eugene:
I thought I saw your message get posted -- or did you post it again?
Lately, it seems there are a lot more messages getting rejected by our
email servers and bounced back to greenkeys. When this happens too much,
our greenkeys subscription gets disabled.
Are you getting bounce messages? Our list is supposedly set to put
people's mail on hold after 5 days of bouncing. After that it sends out a
warning message once a week for 5 weeks. This actually takes 6 weeks of
bouncing total for someone to be removed. Of course it has happened to me
twice, but I have not been in the habit of watching the bounce messages,
since there are quite a few sent to me as list moderator. Plus, you need
to scroll down into the bounce message to find the affected user, and see
the offending message. Such a pain.
Sometimes the bounce is triggered by something simple in the message --
recently, someone said in a post that something was "really cheap" and this
message bounced as spam from my email provider, godaddy.com.
I got a bounce on a message posted by Tom K. since my server (godaddy) "did
not accept email in non-Western (non-Latin) character sets." I have no
idea why this happened, but I have since changed my godaddy email account
options to "allow" non-western characters, to maybe keep these greenkeys
bounces from happening. Dunno. Annoying.
If I recall correctly Eugene, you also have a godaddy account
(secureserver.net). Are you seeing the same thing?
According to Tim, the main list guy at qth: "Mailman passes plain text
using almost any character set and converts html to plain text. HTML
messages with active links are rejected by the spam filter prior to
mailman. My thoughts are that the so called "non western character sets"
are coming from your posters and being passed through mailman, but you
would have to watch and see for yourself if it comes from the same people
over and over again."
Yet I have seen html links in posts -- for example, in your message
below. So what the? I know, I am supposed to be the one to answer these
questions, but I just don't quite know much more than the basic mailman tuning.
The bottom line is, watch bounce messages, see if you need to tweak you
email providers spam setting or something, and if greenkeys disables your
subscription, either follow the re-subscribe steps, or just drop me a note
and I will enable your account again.
Sorry about the hassle, but there is not much more I can do.
thanks,
gil
At 04:09 PM 4/17/2006, you wrote:
>Hi Gil, sent this Off Topic message earlier today and didnt see it come
>through. Was wondering if it was nixed for being too OT? Or perhaps my
>emails are getting bounced? any ideas?
>thanks
>Eugene
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Eugene Hertz [mailto:ehertz at tcaf.org]
>Sent: Monday, April 17, 2006 01:10 PM
>To: greenkeys at mailman.qth.net
>Subject: OT: Panoramic/Singer SB-15A
>
>Off Topic, please excuse,
>
>Looking for a op manual/svc manual for a Panoramic (also Singer) SB15A,
>SB-15A either paper or electronic.
>
>I have located the manual at a well-known manual seller, but I am hoping
>to spend less than or equal to the cost of the panadapter itself ($25!)
>
>It is called the "Panoramic Ultrasonic Spectrum Analyzer"
>Also , the unit appears to be very different than the SB-15, which I have
>a catalog page for. So 15A its gonna have to be.
>
>Unit can be see here:
>
><<http://www.hertzmail.com/panoramic/sb-15a.jpg>http://www.hertzmail.com/panoramic/sb-15a.jpg>
>
>catalog page for the model "15" ...
><<http://www.hertzmail.com/panoramic/sb-15cat.gif>http://www.hertzmail.com/panoramic/sb-15cat.gif>
>
>
>Mine is the 15A. Should be a great addition to the shack to allow me to
>view the IF bandwidth of 455khz radios as well as 500khz radio (51j4) and
>someday 100khz radios! (racal)
>
>thanks in advance and name your price
>Eugene
>
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