ix454@sdccs6.UUCP (12/08/83)
I recently received a letter that had been sent 16 days earlier. I am not complaining about slow mail service, so please no flames. I am merely trying to warn of a possible software problem. It is also possible that one of the machines were down for part/all of this time. >From a trivial analysis of the headers, it appears the message sat for two weeks somewhere on {harpo, stolaf, umn-cs, minn-ua}. None of these machines added Received headers to track down the problem. The offending header: >From sdcsvax!decvax!harpo!stolaf!umn-cs!minn-ua!tim Wed Dec 7 17:17:01 1983 Date: 21 Nov 83 22:01:13 CST (Mon) Full-Name: Subject: Re: UCSD p-System, Debugger, File system, IV.2 Message-Id: <8311220401.AA02363@minn-ua.uucp> Received: by sdcsvax.UCSD; Wed, 7 Dec 83 17:19:34 pst Received: by decvax.UUCP (4.12/4.2) id AA02174; Tue, 6 Dec 83 18:19:22 est Received: by minn-ua.uucp (3.320/3.14) id AA02363; 21 Nov 83 22:01:13 CST (Mon) Received: from sdcsvax.UCSD (sdcsvax.ARPA) by sdccs6.UCSD (3.327/1.0ucsd) id AA01992; 7 Dec 83 17:16:56 PST (Wed) From: sdcsvax!decvax!minn-ua!tim (Tim Giebelhaus) To: umn-cs!stolaf!harpo!decvax!ittvax!dcdwest!sdcsvax!sdccs6!ix454 References: <1197@sdccs6.UUCP> -- Allyn Fratkin U.C. San Diego