On mar, 2008-03-11 at 15:44 +0100, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> This still requires some patching or other machinations. First, this
> approach assumes that all the mutable Mailman directories are shared
> (NFS or ??) across machines.
Yes, NFS, exported by a Netapp filer.
We was planning to export the entire
/usr/local/mailman
but one of your hints prevent us to do this.
What exactly are the mutable directories?
> The '1' in each case is the number of slices/qrunners per queue. You
> can copy that to mm_cfg.py and change '1' to '2' so that each queue
> will have two slices - 0:2 and 1:2.
Ok.
> You want one machine to have only
> the runners processing the 0:2 slices and the other machine to have
> only the runners processing the 1:2 slices. This would require
> starting the qrunners manually on each machine which is not a good
> idea or patching mailmanctl along the lines of changing
Ok.
> case). These would be added to the QRUNNER table in mm_cfg.py as
> follows:
>
> The first machine would have
>
> QRUNNERS = [
> ('ArchRunner', 2,0,2), # messages for the archiver
> ('BounceRunner', 2,0,2), # for processing the qfile/bounces
> directory
> ('CommandRunner', 2,0,2), # commands and bounces from the outside
> world
> ('IncomingRunner', 2,0,2), # posts from the outside world
> ('NewsRunner', 2,0,2), # outgoing messages to the nntpd
> ('OutgoingRunner', 2,0,2), # outgoing messages to the smtpd
> ('VirginRunner', 2,0,2), # internally crafted (virgin birth)
> messages
> ('RetryRunner', 2,0,2), # retry temporarily failed deliveries
> ]
>
> and the second would be as above except with 2,1,2 instead of 2,0,2.
As far as mm_cfg.py must be different on each server, it prevent to
export the entire /usr/local/mailman.
Ok, thank tou very much for the hints.
AFAIK with this configuration, we can start the webinterface on each
server, right?
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