43-hour ack-message delay?

[Jim Meyering]

Hi,

Just a heads up that while I filed four bugs Saturday evening, it took
43 hours for the ack email messages (one below) to reach me.
At first I doubted the messages had been received, but
checking the web interface, I found that they had indeed been
processed enough to be assigned bug numbers.


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  Subject: bug#11374: Acknowledgement (emacsclient: avoid invalid strcpy
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