Mailman seems to still be processing bounces from a mailing we sent
out. It's taking forever (days) and all unsubscribe/subscribe requests are
piling up. When I look at the bounce log, it says:
Mar 27 15:41:16 2003 (11742) now-summary: couldn't get list lock
Mar 27 15:41:28 2003 (11742) now-su
I was trying to stop an outgoing message and wasn't quite sure where to do
it. I deleted two files in the qfiles/commands directory which seemed to
be relevant, but it was too late, the message was on its way out.
I've accepted that fact, now my questions are:
1) What problems could I have cau
I also am having a problem with list_members in 2.1.1. I got the following
traceback when I use list_members -f :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/mailman/bin/list_members", line 232, in ?
main()
File "/usr/local/mailman/bin/list_members", line 207, in main
s = fo
When we send out a message with a long subject using Mailman, in some
mailers the subject wraps on to a second line (thus invisible in the
subject index of mailers like Eudora).
We didn't have this happen in Majordomo. If the subject was long, at least
you saw the beginning part of it.
It wra
We're looking into patching our Solaris 8, since I haven't found any other
cause of our Mailman 2.1 problem (it uses up as much memory as it can --
we've upgraded RAM twice and it just uses up more -- it's currently using
up over 400 meg for relatively small lists).
As I work with our ISP on th
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I also run some similar checks against my MTA logs.
Good Luck - Jon Carnes
On Sun, 2003-02-02 at 14:14, NOW Website Coordinator wrote:
> I'd like to come up with a way to deal with the users who are not being
> handled by the bounce processor besides just unsubscr
I'd like to come up with a way to deal with the users who are not being
handled by the bounce processor besides just unsubscribing
them. Basically, I want to be able to give our membership department a
list of bad email addresses, which I figure I can somehow get out of the
bounce log. If I j
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Subject: [Mailman-Users] [Mailman 2.1] Is it possible to pre-approve a
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Hi,
we have a mailing list of custom
Here are some more details:
I am not sending any mail out right now on this announce only list, unless
it's still working on a message from Saturday night (not sure how to tell
if it is).
Our traffic is very high, though, with lots of people subscribing or
unsubscribing to the lists. I'm usin
We just created a list that we compiled from other lists, and I've sent one
message to it, and our Sun Netra X1 with 512 meg RAM is having a very tough
time. What really concerns me when I do a "top" is how much RAM the
various mailman processes are taking up right now:
PID USERNAME THR PRI NI
I'm trying to send some HTML email (yes, I know it's evil but that's how we
want to send some stuff) and I'd like to personalize it (really to make it
easier for people to unsubscribe with a personalized link).
I can throw my whole message in the header or the footer, and it works...
in Eudora.
At 10:58 PM 01/02/2003 -0500, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
>>>>> "NWC" == NOW Website Coordinator <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
NWC> I upgraded to the very latest release of 2.1 and I still
NWC> can't get sync_members to work.
Dumb bugs on my part
I upgraded to the very latest release of 2.1 and I still can't get
sync_members to work. I get either:
If I use:
sync_members -f /home/lists/testing.txt list-name
I get:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/mailman/bin/sync_members", line 286, in ?
main()
File "/usr/loc
I'm using 2.1 and I can't get sync_members to work. I get either:
If I use:
sync_members -f /home/lists/testing.txt list-name
I get:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/mailman/bin/sync_members", line 286, in ?
main()
File "/usr/local/mailman/bin/sync_members", line 258
I can't find a place, or an answer in the FAQ or the mailing list archives,
of how to get Mailman to use an external file for a list.
Ie, a list with email addresses one on a line.
Is this possible or not at all?
Sarah Stapleton-Gray
Web Site Coordin
We need a sendmail replacement (for Solaris) that is fast. Someone had
tried to get Qmail working with Mailman, but did not have success.
What sendmail replacement are you using for your Unix (preferably Solaris)
machine? Is it reliable? Fast (how big are your lists)? Not too hard to
config
The web site warns away from using it, but I see responses on the mailing
list that suggest people should use it in production if they want certain
features.
When is it going to come out of beta?
Sarah Stapleton-Gray
Web Site Coordinator
National Or
The web site warns away from using it, but I see responses on the mailing
list that suggest people should use it in production if they want certain
features.
When is it going to come out of beta?
Is anyone currently using it?
Are you using it with Qmail in production?
Would you recommend it?
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