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There seems to be something wrong with the DNS record for
lists.openembedded.org at the moment which is causing posts to the
mailing list to fail.  Until this is fixed, please send mail to
openembedded-core@lists.linuxtogo.org instead of the usual address.

Incidentally, if anybody knows who changed the DNS entry and why, please
speak up.

thanks

p.