At 11:35 AM -0400 2005-09-01, Paul Rubin wrote:
>Since about 12/2004 The bounce processor consumes most of the memory in
> the system and sometimes all of the CPU.
One thing was just brought to my attention -- you didn't mention
in this post whether or not you were looking for help
On Thu 2005-09-01 (18:28), Brad Knowles wrote:
> Try moving the current "bounce" directory to something like
> "bounce.old", and create a new one with the same ownership and
> permissions, then stop and restart Mailman. I'd be willing to bet
> that directory lock contention has been a *hu
At 11:35 AM -0400 2005-09-01, Paul Rubin wrote:
> *Contacting the bug forum on Source forge and being told that bounce
> processing is a problem that they hope to have time to fix in 2.1.6 (see
> 1077587)
Note that 2.1.6 has already been shipped, and it did make some
notable impr
Mailman 2.1.6
Python 2.4.1
27 Lists
Average 8000 people per list
Average message size 100k
Largest list gets around 200 messages per day
Total load average 2million messages per day give or take.
We have been using mailman successfully for about 4 years.
Basic Problem:
Since about 12/2004 The
