Thats it! I had set up a test list serv and was sending the post from a new
subscriber.Thanks allot for your reply!
David

On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 9:53 PM, Ben Parker <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> On Wed, 18 Feb 2009 18:42:22 -0500, David Stewart <[log in to unmask]>
> wrote:
>
> >Hey Guys,I have a test list serv server setup and occasionally when an
> >e-mail is sent to a list serv there will be a delay in the sending of
> >e-mails.
>
> How long is this delay?  Check the LISTSERV log file.  If the delay is
> exactly
> 10 min. then your mail is affected by the built-in anti-spam delay.  This
> applies to all messages from non-subscribers and to the first-ever message
> from
> a new subscriber (subsequent messages from the same subscriber are not
> delayed).  The solution for non-subscriber addresses is to make the
> sender/From: address a subscriber, even if set to NOMAIL.
>
> You can also turn off the anti-spam delay on a per-list basis, but this is
> not
> recommended except for one-way, announcement lists where all postings are
> moderated and approved.  (see help for the List Header keyword
> 'Loop-Check')
>
> >Is this a configuration error on my part or a network delay. What I
> >will be using the LISTSERV for is time sensitive and must go out at
> >the absolute quickest time possible.
>