Our production systems is functioning properly and all autosupports are being processed.

These bounces were caused by one of our development systems for stress testing the capabilities of email system for autosupport. The developer forgot to throttle the outgoing bounces.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

I am responsible for the Autosupport program and welcome your feedback.

Regards

Suman Brar Program Manager Autosupport 408-822-3492

-----Original Message----- From: Tuc [mailto:ttsg@ttsg.com] Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2000 6:18 AM To: chris@webtop.com Cc: toasters@mathworks.com Subject: Re: Bouncing autosupport?

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In article 200012240531.AAA01495@heimdall.ttsg.com, Tuc wrote:

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Anyone just rudely woken by :

Oh yes [Grumbles at people who break their mail systems]

I normally don't get upset when people break their mail systems. However, this time, I'm upset for 2 reasons :

1. What if my machine needed to log an autosupport

problem that it threw a disk, or something else. 2) I don't like getting woken up at :

00:18:04
00:26:33
02:09:01
02:36:28
04:17:12
04:17:30
04:18:01
04:18:02
05:35:06 
and then finally the one at 
05:35:07 

which only set off 1 monitoring device, not the 

other. So I had to get up and work for a 1/2 hour to get it running. Its bad enough when its my own stuff that has a problem keeping me awake... BUT A VENDOR!

Tuc/TTSG