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sorry, this really doesn't have much to do with failure, but I have a request
for all the people that write stuff on the mailing list. I get a lot of junk
mail and so I always delete it before reading it. and on more than one
occcasion I have accidently deleted something failure related. my point is,
could you make sure to put "Failure" somewhere in the subject so I don't miss
out on any info. thanx.
.