David Westlund
>
>* If we store lock files on an NFS area and one node goes down without
>removing any locks, will the other node be able to start mailman?
It depends. If you run mailmanctl with the -s or --stale-lock-cleanup
option, it will remove the other master's lock. Note that mailmanctl
Hi
I am investigating doing a redundant setup of a mailman installation. We do not
care about load balancing, only fail over. I have read through all I can found
about this, including the following article on the FAQ:
http://wiki.list.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=4030621
I am planning to so
This helps a lot... Thank you! It all makes sense now.
Steve
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On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Christopher P. Lindsey wrote:
>
> Yes. The sendmail.cw file specifies which hosts should be treated
> the same as localhost,
At 10:06 AM 4/4/2001 -0700, Steve Pirk wrote:
>A simpler solution would be to use backup mail servers. It would
>be fairly hard (IMHO) to keep multiple mailman installs in sync.
>I would use the main DSL server to actually run the list, but add
>in 2 other MX servers to "hold" your mail until your
On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Steve Pirk wrote:
> Ok, so you then add the "domain" that is used for the mailing
> list to the sendmail.cw file or it's equivalent (domains I
> accept mail for).
>
> Would the secondary/third servers then then try to deliver
> it locally? That is where I get confused :-)
> Ok, so you then add the "domain" that is used for the mailing
> list to the sendmail.cw file or it's equivalent (domains I
> accept mail for).
>
> Would the secondary/third servers then then try to deliver
> it locally? That is where I get confused :-)
Yes. The sendmail.cw file specifies
>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
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> On 4/4/01, 12:06:41 PM, Steve Pirk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding Re:
> [Mailman-Users] Mailman redundancy:
>
>
> > A simpler solution wo
A simpler solution would be to use backup mail servers. It would
be fairly hard (IMHO) to keep multiple mailman installs in sync.
I would use the main DSL server to actually run the list, but add
in 2 other MX servers to "hold" your mail until your line comes
back...
zone file:
INMX 5
I have a small list on a dsl connection and the evil company Verizon can't
seem to maintain very well. What I would like to do is implement list
redundancy across two machines that have different ISPs. Out of curiosity
as anyone successfully done this? Could be fun to set up, I am thinking a
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