Mark Sapiro wrote:
If you just move digest.mbox aside and don't replace it, you'll lose a
digest. even if you do fix and replace it, you may wind up with and
'out of sequence' digest.
Thanks, that did the trick. I deleted the digest as it serves no purpose
to the users of this list.
Thank
James Davis wrote:
Thanks, that did the trick. I deleted the digest as it serves no purpose
to the users of this list.
In that case, you could set Digest options-digestable to No to
guarantee this can't happen again (note that the shunting of valid
messages due to a bad digest.mbox message was
mailman 2.1.5-8sarge5 running on Debian 4.0. It's actually a custom
package I built myself with only minor changes for my mail environment.
It's an odd one... A search of Google and the archives shows that it's
been discussed before but with no definitive answer. One user is having
problems
James Davis wrote:
It's an odd one... A search of Google and the archives shows that it's
been discussed before but with no definitive answer. One user is having
problems posting to a list. Mailman's error log shows the following
error, the e-mail which caused the problem is also supplied below.
After a couple of months with no problems, today my messages to a
mailing list appear to be getting turfed by mailman.
Mailman 2.1.1, yellow dog linux 3.0.1, postfix
Maillog indicates the message goes to Mailman.
The Mailman error log has:
Oct 11 22:50:15 2004 (953) Uncaught runner exception:
Henry == Henry Olders [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Henry the message I'm trying to post comes from Mail 1.3.9, Mac
Henry OS 10.3.5, with mail preferences set to use plain text for
Henry message composition. I don't understand where the unicode
Henry is supposed to be coming from.
