Re: rftm.mit.edu OK?

Craig Cockburn (craig@scot.demon.co.uk)
Wed, 2 Dec 1998 23:56:10 +0000
In article <9812020420.AA00684@moe.optics.rochester.edu>, Pamela Greene
<pgreene@optics.rochester.edu> writes
>Craig Cockburn asked:
>
>> I posted the soc.culture.scottish FAQ to news yesterday and it's
>> appeared on soc.answers and news.answers. However, the rftm.mit.edu
>> archive hasn't been updated - usually this happens very quickly after
>> posting the article, is there a problem with the archive?
>
>Other files archived successfully Monday night, and as far as I can
>tell your file wasn't rejected because of any header problems, so
>I'd say it hasn't gotten to the MIT news system yet. Although MIT is
>well connected, article propagation can be funny sometimes. If it
>still hasn't been archived in another few days, drop us a note.
>
I've just checked and the archive is still out of date - could you
investigate please. Any explanation as to how this could occur, I
wouldn't have thought it was propagation after this length of time...
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