st to decommission the lists when they are
no longer needed. :)
It's not a huge request, but anything to prevent me from having
to chase down list admins coudl be helpful.
Regards,
Jo Brooks
DHL Worldwide Express
Systems Support Group
If your list is being archived, you might want to see if the archive
has grown excessively large.
I ran into this exact problem with one of my lists a few months ago,
but no one has as yet been able to answer yes or no to the questions
I posed back then...mostly regarding the impact of list pe
For searching, I personally use the list archives found at
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/ rather than the one at python.org.
The searches are fast, and there are actually several technical
lists there that I read/search (bind, dhcp).
It's all database driven...probably a lot more than you'd want
If you have archiving enabled, check the size of the archive if this
is a high traffic list.
I ran into this problem a month or so ago, with one of our internal
lists. It was taking so long to add the message to the archives
that the qrunner process could never finish processing the messages
an
Tania Rodriguez wrote:
>
> Hi everybody
>
> I have several lists running as notification only list, so it's very
> important for our organization that non member can unsubscribe... my
> question here is:
> how can I avoid any member to be able to unsubscribe for him/herself??
>
> is it possible
