Carnes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: RE: [Mailman-Users] RE: Machine in unresponsive
Are you getting warning messages that your Mailman apps are calling
deprecated processes in Python? I've seen that
> "jsingh" == <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jsingh> Why is qrunner sending mail to the mailman user every
jsingh> minute. That means with the cron job it is creating an
jsingh> email for the mailman user. It is because of the
jsingh> deprication issue.
Be sure you're using th
From: Jon Carnes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> I had problems with inodes once, it turned out that I had left a
process
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> I had problems with inodes once, it turned out that I had left a process
> in debug mode and it had created
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I had problems with inodes once, it turned out that I had left a process
in debug mode and it had created several tiny log files cluttering up my
partition... and by several I mean >5k. I deleted th
I had problems with inodes once, it turned out that I had left a process
in debug mode and it had created several tiny log files cluttering up my
partition... and by several I mean >5k. I deleted those files and all
was well. I haven't seen any problems with inodes under ordinary use,
or even unde
Sir
Have you come across a situation where inodes makes the machine
sluggish. Right now when I do a df -i I get 95% inode usage and that's
what I believe is causing the problem. Any suggestions as to what to do
Thanks
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From: Jon Carnes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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On Wed, 2003-01-22 at 12:21, jsingh wrote:
> For upgrade purposes do I still need to run configure with original
> options?
>
yes.
If you still have the original source files from the install, then you
can look in the config.status file, it should tell you your original
./configure statement.
Go
It could be a corrupted or malformed message in your queue. FAQ 3.14
might be helpful. You might want to upgrade to either 2.0.13 or to the
release version of 2.1.0
Good Luck - Jon Carnes
On Wed, 2003-01-22 at 10:13, jsingh wrote:
> Hello everyone
> I am using Mailman version 2.0.2. Python vers
