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From: Joshua Root <qemu@root.id.au>
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Subject: Re: [Qemu-devel] Anyone knows why some mails get stuck at
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To: Oliver Gerlich <olig9@gmx.de>
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Oliver Gerlich wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> apparently today another load of delayed mails appeared on the
> qemu-devel list... I have experienced this delay myself with some mails
> I sent (OTOH the last mail I sent appeared after just 20 minutes). So I
> wonder if anyone knows why some mails are delayed so much?

Last I heard, Rusty was manually screening all posts from
non-subscribers (to stop spam being posted). That could account for much
of the delayed mail.

- Josh