Brad Knowles wrote:
> on 2/14/09 10:49 AM, Jeff Grossman said:
>> I have not been able to find any answers
>> via Google or the mailing list archives. I have set up all of the
>> parameters, but the program never finishes running. When I run it from
>> the command
Jeff Grossman wrote:
>I know the mmdsr program is an unsupported application, but I am hoping
>somebody here can help me out. I have not been able to find any answers
>via Google or the mailing list archives. I have set up all of the
>parameters, but the program never finishes running. When I r
On 2/15/09 1:43 AM, Brad Knowles at b...@shub-internet.org wrote:
> I never tried to run the script on a MacOS X machine. On the Linux and
> FreeBSD machines where I run it (including the server for python.org,
> where this list is hosted), I don't see these kinds of problems.
I have MMDSR run
on 2/14/09 10:49 AM, Jeff Grossman said:
I know the mmdsr program is an unsupported application, but I am hoping
somebody here can help me out.
I'm the original author of mmdsr (now that it's been checked into source
control, Mark has been the last person to make any changes to it), but
it's
I know the mmdsr program is an unsupported application, but I am hoping
somebody here can help me out. I have not been able to find any answers
via Google or the mailing list archives. I have set up all of the
parameters, but the program never finishes running. When I run it from
the command lin
Thanks alot for the info Mark and the script Brad! It was
"/var/spool/mailman"
in my case. Useful information..
When there are new updates to this report script how might we know?
Are you going to send notices out periodically to this list?
Thanks
Troy
on 10/29/2007 02:54 PM Mark Sapiro said
On 10/29/07, Troy Campbell wrote:
> When there are new updates to this report script how might we know?
If I make any further updates to the script, I will post about them
to the mailman-users list. I'll also make sure that the version
available for download via the "patches" link is updated,
On 10/29/07, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> That usually gets it, but in the RedHat FHS compliant package, the
> directory isn't named 'qfiles', so
D'oh!
> # find /var -name virgin -print
>
> might be more successful.
Just goes to show you how much I know about Red Hat
/me
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Brad Knowle
Brad Knowles wrote:
>
> # find /var -name qfiles -print
>
>And hope that catches it.
That usually gets it, but in the RedHat FHS compliant package, the
directory isn't named 'qfiles', so
# find /var -name virgin -print
might be more successful.
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On 10/29/07, Troy Campbell wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out how to find out the location of my queue
> directory e.g.,
> for the mmdsr script:
>
> QUEUEDIR="/var/lib/mailman/qfiles"
That all depends on where your version of Mailman is configured to
store those files.
If you downloaded and
Troy Campbell wrote:
>I'm trying to figure out how to find out the location of my queue
>directory e.g.,
>for the mmdsr script:
>
>QUEUEDIR="/var/lib/mailman/qfiles"
Look in mm_cfg.py and Defaults.py for a definition of QUEUE_DIR. If
this is a RedHat FHS compliant package, it's "/var/spool/mai
I'm trying to figure out how to find out the location of my queue
directory e.g.,
for the mmdsr script:
QUEUEDIR="/var/lib/mailman/qfiles"
Thanks
Troy
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