Dupes and Dates

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Anyone else seeing messages from Friday the 14th and Saturday the 15th a
second time today?

Tim

2

yessireeeeeee!

3

All kinds of dupes. It's getting rather tiresome...

4

looks like fun at ins.com, yes?

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Check the headers, they're all coming from the same site, real
  easy to filter. Same thing's happening on inet-access, but we
  don't see it 'cause Avi's MTA is catching 'em.

6

I'm getting dupes on both nanog and cisco-nsp. All seem to be coming
from:

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I've turned up my procmail message-id cache size, but hopefully whoever's
causing this will either stop or be unsubscribed.

7

HELP!

I'm dying, and my whole life is flashing before my eyes...

Only problem.. The last 3 years of it are boring me to death...

They are filled with NANOG email.....

oh. You mean these are just dupes ?

Phew....

:wink:

Paul G. Donner wrote: