Christopher Adams wrote:
>On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 1:10 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
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>> Are you saying that you see a 'held subscription' message in Mailman's
>> 'vette' log?
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>Yes, it shows in the vette.log as being held.
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>> Do the held subscriptions appear in the web admindb interface?
On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 1:10 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Christopher Adams wrote:
> >
> >Confirmation messages sent to users are being sent successfully. Messages
> >intended as approval for subscriptions and sent to the list administrators
> >are not being sent. They appear as 'held subscription' i
Christopher Adams wrote:
>
>Confirmation messages sent to users are being sent successfully. Messages
>intended as approval for subscriptions and sent to the list administrators
>are not being sent. They appear as 'held subscription' in the mail logs.
Are you saying that you see a 'held subscript
On 3/28/2013 6:45 AM, Hone, Don wrote:
> In /var/lib/mailman/data there are some bounce-events*.pck files that are
> zero length. Is it safe to delete these? Is there some process that should be
> cleaning them up?
Yes, it is safe to delete them. The digits in the
bounce-events-d.pck name a
Hello,
Confirmation messages sent to users are being sent successfully. Messages
intended as approval for subscriptions and sent to the list administrators
are not being sent. They appear as 'held subscription' in the mail logs.
The list has the *admin_immed_notify* set to 'yes'. The cron /cron/c
In /var/lib/mailman/data there are some bounce-events*.pck files that are zero
length. Is it safe to delete these? Is there some process that should be
cleaning them up?
In the same directory are old heldmsg-*.pck files. I can go into each mailing
list and change the max_days_to_hold from 0 to
