Howdy,
I have a mailman list with 3200 members, about 900 of which are now
nomail[B] from bounces. I'd like to know how to purge all the nomail[B]
members from the list -- without spending an entire day doing it through
the GUI.
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Josh Berkus
PostgreSQL Experts Inc.
http://pgexperts.com
There is an existing Mailman list with an archive which needs to be moved
to a different server, however it seems that the archive is a bit messed
up. I assume that the list was set up in 2006, but for some reason there is
a 2002 archive, and all of the posts in there seem to have been posted in
Josh Berkus wrote:
I have a mailman list with 3200 members, about 900 of which are now
nomail[B] from bounces. I'd like to know how to purge all the nomail[B]
members from the list -- without spending an entire day doing it through
the GUI.
If Mailman's cron/disabled script is being run daily
Mark,
If Mailman's cron/disabled script is being run daily by cron as it
should be, a nomail[B] member will receive a total of N warnings at
intervals of D days and then will be automatically removed.
Hmmm. N is set to zero, so it seems like they should have already
been removed. No?
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Josh Berkus quoted me and wrote:
If Mailman's cron/disabled script is being run daily by cron as it
should be, a nomail[B] member will receive a total of N warnings at
intervals of D days and then will be automatically removed.
Hmmm. N is set to zero, so it seems like they should have
Mark,
That depends. If bounce_you_are_disabled_warnings was set to zero at
the time of the user's first bounce, then the user should have been
removed when her bounce score reached bounce_score_threshold rather
than setting her delivery nomail[B]. However, if it was non-zero at
the time of
On 11/4/2012 6:22 PM, Josh Berkus wrote:
However, if it was non-zero at
the time of the first recorded bounce, that is the value that was
saved for that user at that time and subsequent changes to
bounce_you_are_disabled_warnings have no effect for that user.
Ok, that's probably what
Anthony Wilson (Jaf) wrote:
There is an existing Mailman list with an archive which needs to be moved
to a different server, however it seems that the archive is a bit messed
up. I assume that the list was set up in 2006, but for some reason there is
a 2002 archive, and all of the posts in there
