For more than a week I've got 0 emails from the mailing lists to which I'm subscribed, and from bugzilla. I'm subscribed as grozin@gentoo.org; my email address in bugzilla is the same. .forward at dev.gentoo.org says A.G.Grozin@inp.nsk.su, this is my normal email address. This address works normally, I exchange tens of emails with lots of people all over the world every day. In the past, there were already some cases when I received no emails from gentoo for some considerable time. Then, suddenly, I got email that my email address was working again, and the normal stream of emails resumed. But my address was working normally all the time. How to fix this situation now, and how to avoid similar ones in the future?
It seems that there are some connectivity issues between woodpecker and your MX. I can connect to it from my personal PC but not from woodpecker. I've been trying to traceroute it but your provider is apparently dropping ICMP. The last node reachable via ICMP is the same for me and woodpecker.
Yes, ICMP from outside to internal computers of our Institute are dropped by the Institute firewall. Is there any possibility for me to receive emails from gentoo? Should I change my .forward to my gmail address?
I would suggest you check whether your firewall doesn't block dev.g.o. I don't have any other ideas how to debug this.
At least ssh works: grozin@woodpecker ~ $ ssh star.inp.nsk.su grozin@star.inp.nsk.su's password: Last login: Wed May 22 18:37:32 2019 from smtp.gentoo.org ################################## # # Добро пожаловать на star.inp.nsk.su # Система Scientific Linux release 6.10 (Carbon) # Ядро 2.6.32-754.14.2.el6.x86_64 # # Вы вошли как grozin в Wed May 22 18:38:00 +07 2019 # ################################## [grozin@star ~]$
That's a different host. $ host inp.nsk.su inp.nsk.su has address 84.237.43.200 inp.nsk.su mail is handled by 10 post.inp.nsk.su. $ host post.inp.nsk.su post.inp.nsk.su has address 84.237.43.105 post.inp.nsk.su mail is handled by 10 post.inp.nsk.su. $ nc -w 10 post.inp.nsk.su 25; echo $? 1
Please re-open if this is still a problem.
