At 12:46 PM +0800 11/28/06, Stanley Chen wrote:
When I read on the logs/smtp, many of the records said All recipients
refused: (452, '4.4.5 Insufficient disk space; try again later'), but
there are actually plenty of the disk space left in the server, why?
Again, that's likely to be a
When I read on the logs/smtp, many of the records said All recipients
refused: (452, '4.4.5 Insufficient disk space; try again later'), but
there are actually plenty of the disk space left in the server, why?
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Jack Stone wrote:
I usually look in ~mailman/qfiles/out and
* Stanley Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We have a list running 100,000+ email addresses, and we broadcasted a
message. How can we find out if all messages are successfully sent, or
still in queue? If still in queue, how many message left to be sent?
Look into the queue of your MTA
Usually the mailq
I usually look in ~mailman/qfiles/out and when I see 0, that's good enough
for me, although I know there may be some stragglers in the MTA mail queues.
But, MM is through with its part.
Ralf Hildebrandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: * Stanley Chen :
We have a list running 100,000+ email
Jack Stone wrote:
I usually look in ~mailman/qfiles/out and when I see 0, that's good enough
for me, although I know there may be some stragglers in the MTA mail queues.
But, MM is through with its part.
Prior to Mailman 2.1.9, the entry would be removed from the 'out' queue
at the start of
We have a list running 100,000+ email addresses, and we broadcasted a
message. How can we find out if all messages are successfully sent, or
still in queue? If still in queue, how many message left to be sent?
Pls kindly suggest.
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