today i experienced slow email delivery from 1 email to another
usually it's pretty instant

i tested both email accounts by emailing myself and they both arrive instant
however, email A to email B is instant, email B to email A takes hours

is this just a normal server flood that should be resolved by tomorrow?

how is this programming related...

should just stop posting here. just because you got shunned out of CHD doesnt mean you can spam useless things in PH.

no need a 2012 nov multi telling me where to post

ouch, must of got hurt because i brought up memories of CHD

i still post in chd everyday what's ur point?
dont be mad that i have the fg to make as many red topics as i want
u can't report them all

This post was edited by Jaliy on Jan 14 2013 07:06pm

there's 2 logical errors with this quote.

1) since red topics require fg at some point in the infinite future you will not be able to create a red topic weither it be that you died, got banned, or have ran out of fg.
2) its not really that hard to code a web crawling bot to visit your "last post" link on your profile and then calculate to check if the topic is red and then proceed to report it. so in a sense yes it is possible to report them all.

This post was edited by Alithea on Jan 14 2013 07:16pm

1) trust me, i'm not gonna get banned or run out of fg
2) and it's not hard to code a script to see which user from which IP clicked the report post. u've got too much to learn kid. just enjoy ur multi

Any how would you accomplish #2?

Maybe if you own the site..lol
Otherwise you'll need a bot and it would take awhile to make it as accurate as possible

Back on subject, I'm assuming email A is on a different server than email B
This is most likely caused from spam filters, or just a very long time before email A actually checks for new email.

They used to do this in the dial-up days (I remember sending emails to friends, and it taking a good half an hour or so, even with large companies like yahoo at the time)
If you own the server there should be a threshold for actual updates in a config file depending on which email application you're using

Hope I helped

but this only started happening today it used to be instant
so maybe traffic is high today?