[Zmagnette] List response time
Fletcher Millmore
gofanu at cust.usachoice.net
Wed Oct 30 18:52:32 MDT 2013
And just think - those are the people saying Lucas is bad!
This 8:22 got here about 8:26, much better than your messages the other
night which were 30-45 minutes.
It is my understanding that the routing on the internet can be tortuous,
with stuff getting delayed at any point along the way, so it could be
either - or neither - end. Sequential messages do not necessarily travel
the same route. I expect a fly by night local ISP could be a factor in
this, as it must interface with a "real" internet doofus.
I do get email from certain sources that always arrives much later than
(claimed) sent time - Rock Auto is one.
Can you get send/receive info from the Digest version?
FRM
On 10/30/2013 8:22 PM, Allen Bachelder wrote:
> I'm seeing erratic response times: some later responses coming in
> hours before some earlier ones. ' Could tolerate the delay much more
> easily if it were consistent. I'm talking delays of much more than
> 30-45 minutes. I'll write a reply about this time in the evening and
> it might not show up for 20-24 hours. In the meantime, other replies
> are coming in hours earlier, to questions posed later. Tonight I
> received two or three replies before I received the questions
> involved. Somebody sent in a picture. I have a reply from somebody
> else who reports seeing it, but I haven't received the picture post
> yet...
>
> ' Don't think we're there yet...
>
> Allen
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> On Oct 28, 2013, at 8:04 PM, Mark J Bradakis wrote:
>
>> Steven Trovato wrote:
>>> OK, so I responded to two different messages on this list. I sent
>>> them three minutes apart. I received one from the list about 10-15
>>> minutes later. The other didn't show up for 30-45 minutes. Can
>>> anyone explain to me why this is? What is causing such a long
>>> delay? I'm sending this one at 7:10pm Eastern Time. Now we'll see
>>> if everyone gets this at 7:11pm just to make a liar out of me. :-)
>>
>> No, you are not imagining things, there can be some long delays in
>> mail getting sent out from
>> the server. At the moment the bottleneck seems to be mostly
>> software related. The program
>> that translates between IP addresses and names is not responding as
>> quickly as it should. And
>> with all the lists and all the addresses hostname lookups are a major
>> factor in the Team.Net <http://Team.Net>
>> mailing list software.
>>
>> I'm looking into it. Come the spring fund drive I may specifically
>> request assistance with a new
>> machine to run the nameserver, the current one is getting a bit long
>> in the tooth. Donate
>> early, donate often ;-)
>>
>> I may be able to improve things a bit later this week, we shall see.
>> At least the mail does
>> eventually go through. Using something like
>> http://www.team.net/forums would not have
>> this issue, but a lot of folks prefer email.
>>
>> mjb.
>>
>>
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