Hello, Occasionally my mailman instance (2.1.9) gets into a weird state where one or more of its OutgoingRunner processes appears to hang (usually on a large email with a large number of recipients), causing a backlog of all other mail on that process's "shard" (or whatever the terminology is for how mailman divides up mail between runners based on hash). When it gets into this state, doing a mailman restart doesn't manage to successfully kill the "hung" process - it stays around after the restart (along with the mailmanctl instance that started it). Doing a tcpdump on the process usually shows that it's still sending data, but at a trickle (or sometimes not). Any ideas what could cause this, or how to resolve it?
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