> Lachlan Michael wrote:
>>
>>One more data point. An attachment of 500-600kB was ok, but an attachment
>>of 1.5MB was not.
>>
>>For the 1.5MB file case, the memory errors just kept coming until the
>> .bak
>>file was left in place, and not moved away. Does this point to the mail
>>just being too
Lachlan Michael wrote:
>
>One more data point. An attachment of 500-600kB was ok, but an attachment
>of 1.5MB was not.
>
>For the 1.5MB file case, the memory errors just kept coming until the .bak
>file was left in place, and not moved away. Does this point to the mail
>just being too big for pytho
>
>>> Prior to Mailman 2.1.9, the error would have occurred once and the
>>> message would have been lost. Beginning in 2.1.9, a queue file
>>> backup/recovery mechanism was implemented which allowed messages that
>>> were in process when a crash occurred to be recovered, but the problem
>>> here
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On Feb 5, 2008, at 6:23 AM, Lachlan Michael wrote:
> Now to just work out the root cause of the memory errors ...
It's important to remember that Python's email parsing code sucks the
entire message text into memory and keeps large attachments in m
>> Prior to Mailman 2.1.9, the error would have occurred once and the
>> message would have been lost. Beginning in 2.1.9, a queue file
>> backup/recovery mechanism was implemented which allowed messages that
>> were in process when a crash occurred to be recovered, but the problem
>> here is that
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> Lachlan Michael wrote:
>
>> I have a problem when using mailman. The problem manifests itself when a
>> user sends a largish attachment (say 300kB) such as a digital camera
>> picture to a list. The lists I run are small private groups and if
>> possible I would like to
Lachlan Michael wrote:
>
>I have a problem when using mailman. The problem manifests itself when a
>user sends a largish attachment (say 300kB) such as a digital camera
>picture to a list. The lists I run are small private groups and if
>possible I would like to allow users to send these kind of a
Dear Mailman List,
I have a problem when using mailman. The problem manifests itself when a
user sends a largish attachment (say 300kB) such as a digital camera
picture to a list. The lists I run are small private groups and if
possible I would like to allow users to send these kind of attachment
