Re: [Mailman-Users] recovering from a "no space left on device" error

2008-12-10 Thread Wallace Winfrey
Wallace Winfrey wrote: > A couple hours ago, a list member alerted me that the lists didn't seem > to be sending out any mail. I checked the folder of what is normally a > 75-100 message a day list and saw that no messages had been sent since > the disk space issue. I restarte

[Mailman-Users] recovering from a "no space left on device" error

2008-12-09 Thread Wallace Winfrey
Earlier this morning the partition containing our mailman install (including archives) filled up. We were alerted to this by error messages being returned when trying to send emails. We cleared up some disk space, but did not restart mailman. Users no longer got the error message when posting to a

Re: [Mailman-Users] stopping a message post in progress?

2008-08-19 Thread Wallace Winfrey
Mark Sapiro wrote: How do you catch this? If you've received the post from the list, it is very likely that by the time you are able to react, Mailman will have completed its delivery to the MTA. We'll see it posted to the forum, which, when a user posts, will pipe the message to mailman, alo

[Mailman-Users] stopping a message post in progress?

2008-08-19 Thread Wallace Winfrey
Hello We're running a list with about 1100+ subscribers, and this list is also integrated with some web forum software (FudForum, specifically). Every once in a while, a spammer or someone else will post something inappropriate to the forum. Often times we will catch this post right away, be

Re: [Mailman-Users] single list has stopped workingwhileotherscontinue to work

2007-05-21 Thread Wallace Winfrey
Mark Sapiro wrote: > Here are the places in Mailman 2.1.5 where a message can be discarded. > >Any post from a non-member if generic_nonmember_action is discard or > the poster is in discard_these_nonmembers Ahh, here we go -- it looks like our moderator inadvertently set this to Discard (it

Re: [Mailman-Users] single list has stopped working whileotherscontinue to work

2007-05-21 Thread Wallace Winfrey
Mark Sapiro wrote: > You haven't mentioned Mailman's 'error' log. Is there one (it's > possible there isn't if there's never been an error)? If so, is there > anything in it? Most error log entries won't include the list name so > your grep wouldn't find them. There's an error log, but there's no

Re: [Mailman-Users] single list has stopped working while otherscontinue to work

2007-05-21 Thread Wallace Winfrey
Mark Sapiro wrote: > Are you looking at the right logs? i.e. are there lots of current > entries in Mailman's post and smtp logs that you're looking at. Yeah, lots of current entries in post and smtp - normal list activity. > If so, are you sure there is nothing in Mailman's error log and nothin

[Mailman-Users] single list has stopped working while others continue to work

2007-05-21 Thread Wallace Winfrey
Hello I am running mailman v.2.1.5 (installed from source) on RHEL ES 3 using kernel 2.4.21-47. We are using Sendmail 8.12.11. We have been running this version of mailman successfully for the last two years with few problems. However, today I seem to have run into a real head-scratcher. We run a

Re: [Mailman-Users] can't access /admin or /admindb/ for one of mylists, other lists work fine

2006-09-29 Thread wallace winfrey
wallace winfrey wrote: >> Assuming you're not concerned about losing possible other request like >> subscription approvals, etc. you can try just moving requests.pck out >> of the lists/listname/ directory. You may have to do the same with >> pending.pck. Mailman

Re: [Mailman-Users] can't access /admin or /admindb/ for one ofmylists, other lists work fine

2006-09-29 Thread wallace winfrey
Mark Sapiro wrote: > After you do mailmanctl stop, what's still running. Presumably, still > mailmanctl, but which if any qrunners? Also, what's in Mailman's > qrunner log? Also, did you manually kill *all* Mailman processes > before starting again? See >

Re: [Mailman-Users] can't access /admin or /admindb/ for one of mylists, other lists work fine

2006-09-29 Thread wallace winfrey
Mark Sapiro wrote: > You should use > > bin/discard data/heldmsg-listname-*.pck > > or with 33,000 messages > > bin/discard --quiet data/heldmsg-listname-*.pck > > to supress the 33,000 "Discarded held msg ..." reports. OK, thanks for the reminder. I think I remember seeing something about th

[Mailman-Users] can't access /admin or /admindb/ for one of my lists, other lists work fine

2006-09-29 Thread wallace winfrey
Hi Folks I've googled the archives and poked around as much as I could, but cannot find the answer to my problem, so I figured I'd post to the list to see if anyone had any ideas. We had a very large number of moderation messages for one of our lists (33,000+) so I went to mailman/data and manual