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Summary: You can look at the progress of a priority problem in more detail here.
Problem description
Added on: 22/08/2007 @ 13:16
We are receiving an increase in the volume of customers reporting that they are not receiving emails since this morning. This could well be related to this: If you were logged in to the portal, you could associate your username with this problem.
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updated on: 22/08/2007 @ 14:21
Problem has been passed to a network engineer for further investigation.
Comment
updated on: 22/08/2007 @ 16:47
This problem is caused by the criticalpath trial. The problem is that the criticalpath boxes have been accepting all the mail without any problems, but then they have not been pushing it to our mail platform fast enough - resulting in high queues.
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updated on: 22/08/2007 @ 16:49
Criticalpath have stabalised the throughput but are now working to get the levels high enough to clear down the queues.
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updated on: 22/08/2007 @ 16:50
We have now rolled back the critical path configs on the firewalls. Critical path have been informed of the decision and are now working on delivering the queued mail that remains on their boxes.
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updated on: 22/08/2007 @ 16:50
Critical path are going to re-deliver all messages not marked as spam first (as 80% of our mail is spam, at least), thus getting customer mail through to them asap.
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updated on: 23/08/2007 @ 10:31
We have been made that some customers were continuing to experience delays in the arrival of email sent yesterday evening following confirmation that the problem had been fixed.
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updated on: 23/08/2007 @ 10:34
We now believe that approximately 10% of legitimate email that was de-queued from the new spam appliance to our network was incorrectly recognised as spam and black-holed. Additionally the same percentage of new legitimate mails received between approximately 5pm and 11pm last night have also been deleted. These mails will not be recoverable and we recommend customers who have not received email that was sent yesterday to ask the sender to re-send where possible.
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updated on: 23/08/2007 @ 17:44
Problem is being left open whilst we prepare the incident report detailing the events leading up to the problem.
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updated on: 24/08/2007 @ 11:00
There are still around 200K messages that need to be dequeued from the critical path boxes. Most of these messages are likely to be spam.
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updated on: 24/08/2007 @ 15:59
We will deliver the incident report early next week. Go to current priority problems | Go to archived priority problems |
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