Aw, crap. I thought I was clever by remembering the -r and -d switches to list_members. I didn't realize that it happily dumped unsubscribed members along with the people who actually want the mail.
Eh. I'll remove people as they complain. Sorry about that. On Wed, 2003-01-22 at 08:06, Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote: > It blow more NOT to be on a mailing list when it goes nuts. I unsubscribed > from this list YEARS ago? :) > > I think you may have used a very old backup. Which would mean you now have a > lot of people who don't want to be on your list, and fewer of the people who > do since before the backup. > > Might want to check it anyway ;) > > -mike > > On 22/1/03 11:29 PM, "Michael MacDonald" ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) penned the > words: > > > Well, I've been at it all night, and since everything was horked, took > > the opportunity to hork things even more with the aim to improve > > everything in the end. > > > > I upgraded our Mailman installation (which was woefully out of date and > > pretty badly installed) to whatever's in Debian Woody, after migrating > > the actual list data to a beefier machine. > > > > I still don't know what exactly the problem was, but after seeing that > > dupes were still flooding the list even after the upgrade, I dumped the > > list config and memberships, killed the list, and recreated it. We'll > > see if that has done the trick. > > > > Sorry about this mess. I know it blows to be on a mailing list when it > > goes nuts. -- Michael MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Ximian, Inc. _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
