Hello,

I'm not receiving all messages from the Lazarus list. Some time ago it worked perfectly fine for me, but now I receive only few messages, and after long time. There are messages that I see only after accessing the topic link. They simply don't arrive on my email. :/

Is there any way to receive ALL messages from the list, in full, and in real time as they are sent by the authors?

Thank you!

Are you sure your ISP is not filtering or something?, what MUA do you use?.

I'm receiving all messages. Maybe spam?

2014-03-20 17:19 GMT-03:00 Leonardo M. Ram? :

there is a lot of spam going offering cheap
insurance pa ckages and the like.

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He is on gmail. How could his ISP filter those messages? And if gmail was blocking messages as spam, we would all be losing messages, wouldn't we?

2014-03-20 17:19 GMT-03:00 Leonardo M. Ram? :
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Are you sure your ISP is not filtering or something?, what MUA do you use?.

I'm using pure Gmail.

Sorry, but, what is ISP and MUA?

2014-03-20 17:54 GMT-03:00 William Oliveira Ferreira <

: I'm receiving all messages. Maybe spam?

No. The messages don't arrive in any folder in my Gmail, even it listed in topic link (eg:
http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/pipermail/lazarus/2014-March/thread.html ).

silvioprog wrote

Sorry, but, what is ISP and MUA?

Internet Service Provider
Mail User Agent (? I guess)

Bart

ISP = Internet Service Provider = the way you connect to the Internet ;) also some (fully featured ISP's) have email servers (MTA = Mail Transfer Agent); but in your case it doesn't matter, because...

MUA = Mail User Agent = in your case, google web mail - ... your MTA is on Google servers;
ISP filtering may matter if you used standalone MUA like Thunderbird and/or your own MTA
(e.g. a server at home);

Have a look at https://twitter.com/bgpmon/statuses/445266642616868864 maybe that is the answer (tweet is from 16 of March but Google seems to be having some disruptions recently in odd places reported recrently)

-L.

2014-03-21 6:05 GMT-03:00 Lukasz Sokol :

Thanks for the nice explanations. :)

But I think that problem isn't in Google, because it is occurring frequently, and I'm receiving fine the emails from other mailing lists. :/

It could either be a problem on the Lazarus mail server or something is interfering between the Lazarus mail server and gmail. If you do get sent an email again after looking through the archives, though that may have been co-incidental, try looking at the email headers ("Show original" in gmail) and trace where they have been going. And you can check the timestamp on each hop to look for delays.