his, however, I expect is
related to the performance not of Mailman itself, but of Python in
general, in the context of the regexes and the MIME libraries that Mailman
is using.
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e been able to crank it up
to 100 total requests, 10 concurrent, and not see any dangling/stale
locks. Didn't test any further beyond that as it at least identified for
me that the problem (if it was still around) wasn't anywhere near as
serious or identifiable as it was previously.
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> I was thinking the same thing. :/ I'd like to get more feedback on
> how important/useful you site guys think it would be.
>
> Chuq's vote is counted. :)
Count my vote in; I'm all for smaller, quicker, more incremental releases
(especially when they contain bugfixes
7;ve seen so far this appears to have fixed the major fire that I've had.
Now all I've got to figure out is how to try to speed up the admin CGIs so
that they don't take two or three minutes to load when dealing with large
lists...
Thanks again Barry,
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