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[Serveur-Faucon S. <Srv...@cs...>]

As for me, when I reply, I usually reply to the nagios list and the user.
So, the user would have 2 messages and the list 1.



>>> Chris <ch...@ta...> 2004-11-28 13:52:00 >>>
There was also a very similar issue on one of the IPCop lists from 
sourceforge but it was much worse.  There were two messages from about 
3:22AM yesterday morning and I must have deleted close to a hundred 
copies of each.

Hmm.

Chris

Terry Inzauro wrote:

> also noticing that the timestamp on the duplicate messages is ~2:xx am 
> kinda odd......
>
>
>
>
> Chuck wrote:
>
>> Terry Inzauro wrote:
>>
>>> I am getting multiple copies of the same message everytime a new 
>>> message is posted.
>>>
>>> Is anyone else experienceing this today?
>>>
>> Yes, me too...
>
>
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