Re: [e-mail problems] with infradead.org recipients

On Mon, 2006-11-20 at 06:10 +0000, Oleg Verych wrote:
> That message is delayed. "No route to host problem" is a permanent
> problem. And it seems bad ISP: or IPv6, or IPv4 route fails on send.
> From my point of view all is OK: 

Yes, it looks like a problem with your ISP's mail host.

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dwmw2

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- [e-mail problems] with infradead.org recipients
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- Re: [e-mail problems] with infradead.org recipients
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- Re: [e-mail problems] with infradead.org recipients
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