Re: [Mailman-Developers] (2.0.6) pipermail takes >1 minute to rebuild indexes on large lists

2001-10-12 Thread Barry A. Warsaw
> "JWB" == John W Baxter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: JWB> Should mailman be picking the outside archiver to use, or JWB> should it just make it easy to use SOME outside archiver? It should, and it does, AFAIK. If there are specific problems with external archive integration, let me

Re: [Mailman-Developers] (2.0.6) pipermail takes >1 minute to rebuild indexes on large lists

2001-10-10 Thread John W Baxter
At 9:58 +0900 10/10/2001, Ben Gertzfield wrote: >Yes, this is probably the right solution. In fact, I'm actually >leaning towards suggesting that Mailman just come with or depend >upon hypermail for archiving; we're just re-inventing the wheel >by trying to modify pipermail over and over, and it'

Re: [Mailman-Developers] (2.0.6) pipermail takes >1 minute to rebuild indexes on large lists

2001-10-09 Thread Barry A. Warsaw
> "BG" == Ben Gertzfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: BG> On a massive list (Mailman 2.0.6) I run that regularly gets a BG> few hundred or more emails every day, things begin to slow BG> down to molasses after a week or two each month, with the BG> qrunner process taking liter

[Mailman-Developers] (2.0.6) pipermail takes >1 minute to rebuild indexes on large lists

2001-09-13 Thread Stephen J. Turnbull
Sorry about the busted references, I'm on the digest. > "ben" == Ben Gertzfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes ben> On a massive list (Mailman 2.0.6) I run that regularly gets a ben> few hundred or more emails every day, things begin to slow ben> down to molasses after a week or two

[Mailman-Developers] (2.0.6) pipermail takes >1 minute to rebuild indexes on large lists

2001-09-13 Thread Ben Gertzfield
On a massive list (Mailman 2.0.6) I run that regularly gets a few hundred or more emails every day, things begin to slow down to molasses after a week or two each month, with the qrunner process taking literally HUNDREDS of megabytes of RAM, and 100% CPU, all the time. It's gotten so bad that the