[Savannah-hackers] mail delayed by 2 days on monty-python.gnu.org

[Alan Schmitt]

Hello,

I don't really know who I should contact about this. I am a developer 
of the cameleon project (my savannah user name is brab), and I noticed 
that recently all my mail to the address@hidden mailing list is 
delayed by 2 days. Looking at the headers, it seems that the mail stays 
on monty-python.gnu.org for that time:

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What can I do about this ? If I should contact someone else, who should 
it be ?

Thanks a lot,

Alan Schmitt

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