On Sun, 13 May 2001, Chuq Von Rospach wrote:
> On 5/13/01 12:22 AM, "Tib" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If the piece of email is sponsored and has advertising, it's a HUGE problem.
> As was the original poster's note on this stuff.
If you're running on a 3
nd on whether or not to follow the link or not. Cut a 30k
message to 10k users down to maybe 5k in this way and you'll have a userbase
that doesn't have the entire message in their box, but at the same time is not
ignorant to the progression of the newsletter's topic.
Tib
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To take another approach, mail out a link to the newsletter rather than the
ENTIRE newsletter to each person. Do the math; if you're mailing out a letter
that's 30k, to 10,000 users. that's gonna be 300 megs of data that's getting
pumped through your system, on a weekly basis, with each one having
with reinstalling mailman or some other extreme bit of work,
I just put mailman in the group 'mail' and now things seem to be running
smoothly again. Good grief what a headache this whole fiasco has been, my
apologies for the upset.
Tib
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becomes 'nobody:mail' and
then mailman starts spitting errors out right and left and the lists just queue
up messages and don't do anything anymore. Could someone please explain in
detail exactly how it's /supposed/ to happen in a good situation?
Tib
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ck_perms script would have found all of these in
error.. ?
Tib
On Wed, 9 May 2001, Dan Mick wrote:
> Apparently you didn't read what I said.
>
> > -rw-rw1 nobody mail16875 May 8 18:16
> > /home/mailman/lists/thelist/config.db
>
> is not group mailma
2001 qrunner(7593): IOError : [Errno 13] Permission denied:
'/home/mailman/lists/thelist/config.db'
and this is the setup of the file itself:
[root@unica logs]# ls -l '/home/mailman/lists/thelist/config.db'
-rw-rw1 nobody mail16875 May 8 18:16
/home/mai
For some reason, the config.db file of the list previously in question keeps
being set to an ownership of 'nobody'. help?
Tib
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I found the problem and was able to solve it:
when I ran the arch command to import the old archives of the list that got
moved to my machine, I ran it as root - and it set all the rwx permissions
correctly, but failed to set the ownership settings correctly (owned by root
rather than owned by ma
won't update.
Tib
On Tue, 8 May 2001, Daniel Einspanjer wrote:
> Hrm.. I didn't realize that you had other lists that were already operating on this
>box. there is only one crontab.in file that handles all the work for mailman.
>
> A couple more ideas that you mig
th no noticable impact on anything.
Tib
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#x27;s all done now and the mail should
work just fine.
Tib
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zed it, as follows. Can anyone help me
UN puzzle this again so that my Mailman installation can both make new lists
AND deliver them? :P This is just too frustrating for me at 5am on a night
before work :]
Tib
[root@unica mailman-2.0rc1]# ./configure --with-mail-gid=12
loading cache ./config.cach
is there any way to re-send the new user welcome message to people who are on
the list already? Or if not, can I remove people from the list without them
being notified somehow and then resubscribe them so that they do get the
welcome message?
Tib
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