Re: Ignore

   I regularly get the "bouncing messages..." message too. The last two 
I received were from freebsd-ports saying 9768 and 9763 had bounced.
   I'm used to Microsoft failing to transfer messages, particularly 
outgoing and will often include myself in the 'To' field since many of 
my Microsoft's send failures will fail to let me email myself too.
   Using Thunderbird and leaving it open for longer periods I often need 
to do "File>Offline>Work Offline" (downloading for offline doesn't 
matter so I skip it) and then repeat but to switch back online. Don't 
remember the connection error but switching imap folders starts giving 
an error at some point until I do that (or restarting Thunderbird works 
too).

On 7/18/26 02:30, Johan Helsingius wrote:
> I regularly get the "Bouncing messages from [email protected]"
> messages stating "Some messages to you could not be delivered. If
> you're seeing this message it means things are back to normal, and
> it's merely for your information."
> 
>      Julf
> 
> 
> On 18/07/2026 11:12 am, Frank Leonhardt wrote:
>> Regular readers of this list will know that for reasons unknown my
>> replies to questions stop appearing, and this is apparently reset by
>> sending a direct message. This will either trigger that, or prove the
>> list is at least working for non-replies.
>>
>> For anyone new to the problem, they come from Thunderbird on a static
>> Unix domain via a fixed mail server that's been running on that name for
>> over 20 years and there should be nothing "odd" about them. And yes,
>> I've been on this mailing list from the start on the new server, and a
>> decade or two before that. It's not a local/user problem.
>>
>>
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