Re: [Mailman-Users] Mailman and fault tolerance

2006-06-23 Thread Antonio Dragone
Thank you all for the answers! Following Brad's answer, I looked into the mailman logs and found… 11045 mails sent! Yeah! Job was resumed (and completed) by Mailman. Sendmail logs are a little different… it looks like about 50 of the messages where lost and with Mark's post I assume they were in "m

[Mailman-Users] Mailman and fault tolerance

2006-06-21 Thread Antonio Dragone
Hi! I have a mailing list of members subscribed to an e-news letter. Yesterday in the morning I started the letter delivery but in the evening someone shut down the mailman server. Today in the morning I started the server again and I found about 400 e-mails in the sendmail queue. Is there some way

Re: [Mailman-Users] Messages discarded by ISP

2006-05-22 Thread Antonio Dragone
Thank you very much to all! I have solved the problem with your guidance… After reading the last messages from Mark, Peter and Matt, I decided to dig into the "list address affair (the sender header)"… for my surprise, the email sender was "listname-bounces[at]myhostname" instead of "listname-boun

Re: [Mailman-Users] Messages discarded by ISP

2006-05-21 Thread Antonio Dragone
On 5/21/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > There is no "setting" for this. You have to change the code in > Mailman/Handlers/SendMail.py, but if you do, it will break automated > bounce processing. > Thanks Mark! I prefer to "break" automated bounce processing instead of letting my subs

Re: [Mailman-Users] Messages discarded by ISP

2006-05-20 Thread Antonio Dragone
Thank you very much John & Mark for your answers! I don't know if it is related to Mailman-Users but... is there some way to change the envelope of the messages? Bye, Antonio -- Mailman-Users mailing list Mailman-Users@python.org http://mail.p

[Mailman-Users] Messages discarded by ISP

2006-05-20 Thread Antonio Dragone
Hi! I have configured a mail server with Sendmail on my office and mails are sent fine. I'm using MailMan to send a newsletter to a test list of five people, one from hotmail, one from gmail, one from yahoo and two from my ISP (including my address). The newsletter is sent fine to all of the