icult to see which messages where
sent or not... it doesn't matter i will send a new mailing in few weeks
and i hope it will work better with Postfix ;-)
Thanks again.
Regis.
Message original
Sujet : [Mailman-Users] How to know if all messages were distributed
De : Stephen J
On 5/25/2015 9:54 AM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
I overlooked this in my earlier reply. If you mean that in your post you
have requested to be notified when the recipient reads the message,
Mailman makes some effort to remove all such requests from message
headers before sending the message, so any DSN
On 05/25/2015 08:46 AM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> Regis writes:
>
> > But what is strange is that actually some of those messages were
> > really distributed : I am sure because I got return receipt emails
> > for them !
>
> You've cross checked the Message-IDs? What do you mean by "return
Regis writes:
> Indeed 72 hours after the mailing, i continue to see permanently about
> 500 messages in the queue of my messaging server (i have a linux centOS
> VPS with Qmail).
Using Qmail is asking for trouble. Dan Bernstein is unquestionably a
genius, but his software tends to assume t
On 05/24/2015 03:17 AM, Regis wrote:
>
> However, i wonder if the distribution has been complete...
>
> Indeed 72 hours after the mailing, i continue to see permanently about
> 500 messages in the queue of my messaging server (i have a linux centOS
> VPS with Qmail).
First of all, your question
Hello,
I sent my first mailingfew days ago to an important number of
subscribers : about 200 000 (!).
However, i wonder if the distribution has been complete...
Indeed 72 hours after the mailing, i continue to see permanently about
500 messages in the queue of my messaging server (i have a
