Sorry I realized I hadn't sent a followup email which is why you might
find my reply below a little confusing. Here is that followup:
I've got a little more information. I noticed that there was a lot of
"deferred" postfix connections. When I dumped out the deferred queue
using "postqueue -p |
The "in" directory went empty soon after I created the "null" list (just
didn't add any members)..didn't even have to stop mailman. I'm looking
at the "archive" directory now trying to figure out why those files are
there. It looks like it's one list over and over (different one than
what was gen
Thanks Mark for the reply... what I meant by "bouncing" was
"restarting"...sorry for the slang. The emails I sent out to the list
but it took about 3 hours. There is nothing in the "out" directory
right now but there are 187 ".pck" files in the "in" directory if that
means anything and 7624 ".pck
Troy Campbell wrote:
>Thanks Mark for the reply... what I meant by "bouncing" was
>"restarting"...sorry for the slang. The emails I sent out to the list
>but it took about 3 hours. There is nothing in the "out" directory
>right now but there are 187 ".pck" files in the "in" directory if that
>me
Troy Campbell wrote:
>For some reason our Mailman installation has gotten very slow. One
>email distro took about 17 hours according to the user. There is data
>flow as I can see by running the "mmdsr" stat script. I googled and
>found something about qfiles can grow too large but don't have
For some reason our Mailman installation has gotten very slow. One
email distro took about 17 hours according to the user. There is data
flow as I can see by running the "mmdsr" stat script. I googled and
found something about qfiles can grow too large but don't have any in
my /var/lib/mailman
