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Jewel wrote:
> I am trying to write a script which will email me a list of all the
> lists and their members.
The script below will only output a count of list members (that's what
the |wc -l does).
> I was able to find the following below but keep
Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
> You can update it with "really minimal system": I added some more swap,
> and mailman started :)
Cool. I've updated the page.
> I wouldn't say that mailman is speedy there - an average operation in
> the mailman web interface can take even 10-15-20 seconds.
It would
I am trying to write a script which will email me a list of all the
lists and their members. I was able to find the following below but
keep getting errors when I try and execute it. I have made the file
executable.
for i in `/usr/local/mailman/bin/list_lists -b`;
do
j=`/usr/local
Timo Schoeler wrote:
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>> You can update it with "really minimal system": I added some more
>> swap, and mailman started :)
>>
>> So right now, it is:
>>
>> - debian running on a 200 MHz mipsel CPU / 32 MB router (ASUS WL-500G
>> deluxe)
>> - usb stick with 256 MB swap
>> - system on anothe
thus Tomasz Chmielewski spake:
> Brad Knowles wrote:
>> Carl Zwanzig wrote:
>>
> I'm trying to run mailman 2.1.8 on a system with only 32 MB RAM (and
> ~100 MB swap).
So, at an absolute minimum, this machine would require ~236MB swap space
and ~56MB of real RAM, plus the OS requir
Brad Knowles wrote:
> Carl Zwanzig wrote:
>
I'm trying to run mailman 2.1.8 on a system with only 32 MB RAM (and
~100 MB swap).
>>> So, at an absolute minimum, this machine would require ~236MB swap space
>>> and ~56MB of real RAM, plus the OS requirements. Given these numbers, I
>>> wo
Carl Zwanzig wrote:
>> > I'm trying to run mailman 2.1.8 on a system with only 32 MB RAM (and
>> > ~100 MB swap).
>
>> So, at an absolute minimum, this machine would require ~236MB swap space
>> and ~56MB of real RAM, plus the OS requirements. Given these numbers, I
>> wouldn't try to run Mailman
Jim Popovitch wrote:
> Mark Sapiro wrote:
>> To elaborate a bit, as Brad says, you need to have a web server and MTA
>> running.
>
> Personally, I would like to see Mailman break it's reliance on a local
> local webserver. Currently you can't really move the Mailman logic
> (queue, archives, noti
In a flurry of recycled electrons, Brad Knowles wrote:
> Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to run mailman 2.1.8 on a system with only 32 MB RAM (and
> > ~100 MB swap).
> So, at an absolute minimum, this machine would require ~236MB swap space
> and ~56MB of real RAM, plus the OS requirem
-"Jim Popovitch" wrote-
> Personally, I would like to see Mailman break it's reliance on a local
> local webserver. Currently you can't really move the Mailman logic
> (queue, archives, notifications, sign-up pages, admin pages, etc) to
> separate hosts without involving NFS or other sha
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> To elaborate a bit, as Brad says, you need to have a web server and MTA
> running.
Personally, I would like to see Mailman break it's reliance on a local
local webserver. Currently you can't really move the Mailman logic
(queue, archives, notifications, sign-up pages, admi
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