Jeff Bernier wrote:
>
>I did however, notice that after I change permissions (I'm doing this from a
>Windows SCP tool), my changes don't appear to "stick". I'm logging in as root.
>
>Should I be changing permissions another way?
>What should be the file and directory permissions in the Archives
Thank you Mark for your help.
I found my Mailman logs, and discovered that in fact the problem was due to
permissions. A few of the files in shunt were messages to a list that no longer
exists. I deleted these out manually, corrected the file permissions, then ran
unshunt. The archive now show
Jeff Bernier wrote:
>
>I 've noticed several files in my shunt folder. when I run show_qfiles, I see
>that they are messages to one of my lists. I have contacted the list
>owner/moderator, and this person tells me messages to the list are going out
>just fine... although I do not see any recent
Hello,
I have a couple of newbie questions...
I 've noticed several files in my shunt folder. when I run show_qfiles, I see
that they are messages to one of my lists. I have contacted the list
owner/moderator, and this person tells me messages to the list are going out
just fine... although
John Poltorak wrote:
>
>I tried subscribing to my test list and get a file created in the shunt
>queue.
>
>What is this queue for and how do I process it? qrunner --runner=All
>doesn't seem to get rid of it.
The shunt queue is where things are set aside for reprocessing later
(manually). See the
I tried subscribing to my test list and get a file created in the shunt
queue.
What is this queue for and how do I process it? qrunner --runner=All
doesn't seem to get rid of it.
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John
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