Mailman started looping - using up a lot of processor and resources. I
ran an strace and this is what it's doing. What do I have messed up?
munmap(0x401bc000, 4096)= 0
unlink("/etc/mailman/qfiles/out/1059668916.586032+8c61dda9317d5ea99d9c330ae73482eaede0d693.db")
= 0
open("/etc/m
leting the course - the fact that they did this software
documentation project becomes part of their job resume and might create
an ongoing relationship between the student and the developers. And free
software would greatly benefit.
Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
"MP" == Marc Perkel <[E
One problem with developers writing their own documentation is that the
developer never experienced learning the program. One of the problems with
almost all free software is that the documentation could be a lot better.
There are also many schools out there that have courses for people who want
o the public - if I can't find someone to do it for free.
Thanks in Advance
Marc Perkel
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EFF
Here's the current 2.0 patch
--- mailman-2.0beta5/Mailman/Handlers/Hold.py.postonly Tue Aug 1 19:02:28 2000
+++ mailman-2.0beta5/Mailman/Handlers/Hold.py Sat Aug 5 18:31:50 2000
@@ -43,6 +43
here some other master
white list feature that I can use?
Marc Perkel
Systems Admin
Electronic Frontier Foundation
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With the setting SMTP_MAX_RCPTS - I'd like to be able to set a default value -
and be able to set this individually per list. That way a list with 20,000 names
can have different performance characteristics than a list with 500 names.
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crease the number of open files?
Marc Perkel
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I rebooted the system. Still have problems.
> Well, you can double check and see if there are any stale lock files
> in the locks directory. If you're exhausting your system resources as
> Chuq points out, and your Python processes are either hanging,
> thrashing with other processes, or just ge
I'm running Redhat 7.2 I'm running the 2.4.17 kernel. Python is 1.5.2. Mailman
2.0.8 and exim 3.34.
Actually the problem is lack of logs. Mailman appears to be frozen with python
tasks backing up as if the mailman tasks are locking up. I'm sure it's also
processing a lot of bounced email.
Could
> >
> > Anyhow - I'd like some general feedback on what might be happening. The
> > newsletter contains an important story about Norway inditing Jon Johansen
> > criminally. He's the guy who wrote the DVD code.
> >
> > Anyhow - the future of the planet
mailman.
What do I do to figure out if a database is corrupt - locked - or whatever is
wrong.
Marc Perkel
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o know this
is going to work and what I need to do to fine tune the system.
Marc Perkel
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The first option under General is:
The public name of this list (make case-changes only).
If this were done right - changing this field would cause the list to be
renamed.
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I'd like a flag to disallow mime/html messages as an anti-spam feature.
Most spam has pictures - html - java - etc - and prohibiting these
messages could be an effective tool in reducing spam.
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Since you will be changing the user database - why not add some date
fields - like - date joined - maybe date the user last modified their
account - and the last date the sent an email message.
It would also be nice if it stored some counters - like the number of
messages sent - maybe the number
ed (bounced) without list owner
intervention. The bounce message should be able to be customized giving
the user information to join the list - or just go to hell.
Anyhow --- many of these features could be easilly added - many might
take some serious work - but - I thought I'd add t
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