Re: Ada-Comment

[mockturtle <framefritti@gmail.com>]

I read on a IETF mailing list around may 2014 about  problems with mailing lists and some e-mail providers (yahoo? gmail? I am not 100% sure, it has been a long time...) that changed their DMARC policies and this caused the (silent?) rejection of some ML messages.  It has been a long time and I do not remember the details (I can dig, if you want).  Maybe is this related with the Ada-Comment problem?

If this can help: I have a gmail account and I received the thread about random number generation.

Best,

Riccardo

On Friday, November 14, 2014 7:18:21 AM UTC+1, Randy Brukardt wrote:
> I just noticed that a number of you got auto-deleted from Ada-Comment 
> tonight. If you didn't get a bunch of messages from it in the last week 
> about random numbers (the last on Tuesday), you've probably got a problem 
> getting mail from my systems. (Dmitry and Christoph are among the people 
> that got removed from the list).
> 
> I changed Internet providers late last month, and that could have broken 
> some firewall rules and the like (my mail and web servers are at different 
> IPs than before, so old rules may need to be replaced). So you might want to 
> check if everything is working on your end, and resubscribe if you still 
> want to get list mail.
> 
>                       Randy Brukardt, ARG Editor and AdaIC webmaster.