> The outgoing message (containing a recipient list in its metadata) is
> placed in Mailman's 'out' queue where it is picked up by
> OutgoingRunner. At this point it is deleted from the out queue and
> exists only in memory. OutgoingRunner calls the DELIVERY_MODULE
> (normally SMTPDirect) to actua
Thank you all for the answers!
Following Brad's answer, I looked into the mailman logs and found…
11045 mails sent! Yeah! Job was resumed (and completed) by Mailman.
Sendmail logs are a little different… it looks like about 50 of the
messages where lost and with Mark's post I assume they were in
"m
On 6/22/06 11:11 AM, "Mark Sapiro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It depends on how the server died and whether Mailman (specifically
> OutgoingRunner) was sent a SIGTERM and given a chance to wrapup.
>
> The outgoing message (containing a recipient list in its metadata) is
> placed in Mailman's 'o
Brad Knowles wrote:
>At 9:25 PM -0500 6/21/06, Antonio Dragone wrote:
>
>> Has mailman some kind of fault tolerance to resume an incomplete job?
>
> Sure. Mailman puts all outgoing messages into it's own outgoing
>queue, before it delivers those messages to the MTA. So, anything
>that h
At 9:25 PM -0500 6/21/06, Antonio Dragone wrote:
> Today in the morning I started the server again and I found about 400
> e-mails in the sendmail queue.
Right, but how many messages had sendmail already delivered by
that point? Did you check the logs?
> Is there some way to know if
Hi!
I have a mailing list of members subscribed to an e-news letter.
Yesterday in the morning I started the letter delivery but in the
evening someone shut down the mailman server.
Today in the morning I started the server again and I found about 400
e-mails in the sendmail queue.
Is there some way
