faisal anif wrote:
>
>Well, I noticed that there are files in the :
>/var/lib/mailman/data/bounce-events-*.pck
>
>where * are numbers ..
>
>considering their sizes (3-50MBs) they aren't that bad but with time, they
>pile up and fill the disk space.. is it safe to delete these files?
Fri, 31 Oct 2008 11:28:29 -0700> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL
> PROTECTED]; mailman-users@python.org> Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] message
> delivery eating disk space ..> > faisal anif wrote:> > > >is there a kind of
> temporary files that mailman
faisal anif wrote:
>
>is there a kind of temporary files that mailman doesn't cleanup? what can I do?
No. The only files are the queue files which hold the message as it is
processed and the archives. The queue files are removed when message
processing is complete.
As Brad says, you need to act
faisal anif wrote:
I have a Virtual private server (Fedora, 256 RAM, 10 GB HDD). I'm hosting
an announcement list of about 15,000 addresses. I noticed that each time
I post a message to the list, the free disk space (command: df -h) is
decreasing even after mailman finishes delivering all the me
Hi,
I have a Virtual private server (Fedora, 256 RAM, 10 GB HDD). I'm hosting an
announcement list of about 15,000 addresses. I noticed that each time I post a
message to the list, the free disk space (command: df -h) is decreasing even
after mailman finishes delivering all the messages. I ha
