Thanks Mark, just tried what you suggested, and toggled off and back
on the digestable options. Will see how it goes on the next couple of
days, whether digest will be dispatched automatically or not.
Found only 13 addresses shared by the two lists from users that had
selected digest-mode. None of these addresses is associated with
bounces or known unexpected behaviour, therefore you are probably
right, and these are not the cause.
In addition, will try convincing my hosting to upgrade our mailman
installation to 2.1.14. Will let you know.
Lluis
Quoting Mark Sapiro <m...@msapiro.net>:
Lluis Montoliu wrote:
The fact that two of my lists are experiencing these problems and not
the rest suggest me that some email addresses that could be shared
among the two could be the culprit. I'm investigating this.
This doesn't seem likely.
Currently, problems can't be related to digest messages themselves,
because when I trigger their distribution, manually, from admin panel,
they are indeed distributed. Simply they are not distributed daily, or
when they reach 256 kb, as current settings indicate and sort of keep
accummulating messages in an endless manner.
It is difficult to imagine what could be causing this. Digests are
working as expected for some lists so cron/senddigests is running.
Digests can be sent manually from the web admin GUI for the affected
lists only they are not sent periodically (via cron/senddigests) or
when triggered on size. This is very mysterious.
You could try to go to the web admin Digest options page for the
affected lists and set digestable to No and Submit Your Changes. This
will produce a warning about digest members not receiving mail which
you can ignore. Then set digestable back to Yes and Submit Your
Changes again. This entire process should have no net effect, but it
may clear some strange condition if there is one.
It is unfortunate that the hosting service isn't more interested. They
say Mailman is outdated, yet there are releases from 2.1.12 through
2.1.14 that are significantly newer than the 2.1.11 release they are
running. In any case, if you could get them to look at Mailman's error
log to see if there are any errors related to these digests, maybe we
could figure out what's going on.
--
Mark Sapiro <m...@msapiro.net> The highway is for gamblers,
San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan
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