Difference between revisions of "ECE E-mail Service - Message Delivery Delays & Rejections (Mar 2014)"
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The ECE e-mail service experienced demand overload starting ~11:30am today. The cause has been traced to a research data-collection script operating using a non-compromised ECE user account. | The ECE e-mail service experienced demand overload starting ~11:30am today. The cause has been traced to a research data-collection script operating using a non-compromised ECE user account. | ||
− | + | During the e-mail service disruption, mail messages addressed to @ece.ubc.ca mail addresses were rejected, while others were queued for delivery. For messages in the queue, delivery times may be delayed for up to an hour. If a message was rejected, the sender would have received a notification. |
Latest revision as of 16:12, 14 March 2014
This issue was resolved at ~3:00pm PDT on March 14, 2014
The ECE e-mail service experienced demand overload starting ~11:30am today. The cause has been traced to a research data-collection script operating using a non-compromised ECE user account.
During the e-mail service disruption, mail messages addressed to @ece.ubc.ca mail addresses were rejected, while others were queued for delivery. For messages in the queue, delivery times may be delayed for up to an hour. If a message was rejected, the sender would have received a notification.