Re: [9front] [PATCH] rio: resize border and scrollbar based on font

[Romano <unobe@cpan.org>]

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On Fri May 10 23:32:59 -0700 2024, Romano wrote:
> sl wrote:
> > we use upas mlmgr(1).
> 
> > what happens is, it processes outgoing messages in batches, and chokes
> > when one fails for whatever reason.  when this happens, all the rest
> > of the messages in the batch are also postponed.
> 
> Ah yes, I seem to remember a couple years ago you (and perhaps ori, IIRC)
> were trying to nail down the cause. The issue only became markedly worse
> for me in the last month or so, I want to say.
> 
> Thanks for noticing my comment, sl, and thanks for all the management of
> 9front infrastructure you do (not least of which is the FQA). I'd be
> completely (and not just mostly!) lost without it.

Just wanted to close the loop here, so to speak. The issue appears to be on
my side: my mail provider is only passing me mailing list e-mails every couple
of hours! The reason I suspect this is because I'm experiencing the same
thing with the 9fans mailing list. I looked at the raw headers, and it looks
like the mail provider's spam filtering might be to blame. I'm going to
try some knob turning.

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From: Romano <unobe@cpan.org>
To: 9front@9front.org
Subject: Re: [9front] [PATCH] rio: resize border and scrollbar based on font
Date: Fri, 10 May 2024 21:34:59 -0700
Message-ID: <52040989C1CE07858F410C6067CFC740@smtp.pobox.com>

sl wrote:
> we use upas mlmgr(1).

> what happens is, it processes outgoing messages in batches, and chokes
> when one fails for whatever reason.  when this happens, all the rest
> of the messages in the batch are also postponed.

Ah yes, I seem to remember a couple years ago you (and perhaps ori, IIRC)
were trying to nail down the cause. The issue only became markedly worse
for me in the last month or so, I want to say.

Thanks for noticing my comment, sl, and thanks for all the management of
9front infrastructure you do (not least of which is the FQA). I'd be
completely (and not just mostly!) lost without it.