* Khalil Abbas khillo...@hotmail.com:
hi,
I have several vps servers with very limited resources running several large
mailman lists, n these servers keep stopping from responding n sometimes
mailq shows several errors like: too many open files in the system and not
enough resourses ...
m.. what if I did this:
create small lists instead of large ones, then schedule the same message to
be sent every hour to a different list ? this way the servers will not
halt..
what do u think?
-Original Message-
From: Mark Sapiro
Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2011 1:58 AM
To:
On 6/1/2011 10:24 AM, Khalil Abbas wrote:
m.. what if I did this:
create small lists instead of large ones, then schedule the same
message to be sent every hour to a different list ? this way the
servers will not halt..
what do u think?
I think Ralf is right. Lower the process limit,
On Tue, 31 May 2011, Khalil Abbas wrote:
I have several vps servers with very limited resources running several
large mailman lists, n these servers keep stopping from responding n
sometimes mailq shows several errors like: too many open files in the
system and not enough resourses ... etc.
Hi,
Is there any way in Mailman to allow the users to set options (usually nomail
style options) without the password argument? The system would then send out a
confirmation email which the user could reply or click a link in the email to
confirm.
We have a lot of users who subscribe by
I've searched for a bit and perhaps nothing is available (or I'm typing the
wrong searches).
A client of mine is looking to integrate more tightly to their Mailman list.
There's an archive page, but we're trying to format it nicely for inclusion on
their website so that it matches for members
Hi William Ashworth
On 06/01/2011 06:44 AM, William Ashworth wrote:
I've searched for a bit and perhaps nothing is available (or I'm
typing the wrong searches).
A client of mine is looking to integrate more tightly to their
Mailman list. There's an archive page, but we're trying to format
On Wed, 1 Jun 2011, William Ashworth wrote:
A client of mine is looking to integrate more tightly to their Mailman
list. There's an archive page, but we're trying to format it nicely for
inclusion on their website so that it matches for members to see. I can
see two possibilities right now...
Hi William Ashworth
There is no database, but a file in mbox format.
You can find it under /${path_to_mailman}/archives/private/${listname}.mbox/
It contains all emails in order of arrival with all attachents.
Hope this helps a bit,
Christian Mack
On 06/01/2011 04:37 PM, William Ashworth
On 6/1/11 1:56 AM, Andrew Hodgson wrote:
Hi,
Is there any way in Mailman to allow the users to set options
(usually nomail style options) without the password argument? The
system would then send out a confirmation email which the user could
reply or click a link in the email to confirm.
From: Mark Sapiro [m...@msapiro.net]
Sent: 01 June 2011 16:27
To: Andrew Hodgson
Cc: mailman-users@python.org
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] Setting options via email - confirmation rather
than password?
On 6/1/11 1:56 AM, Andrew Hodgson wrote:
Hi,
Is
On 6/1/2011 3:31 AM, Mollatt Ntini wrote:
I think Ralf is right. Lower the process limit, else your load will stay on
high and you may lose or end up having duplicated messages. Maybe other
problems too.
Defintely. If you don't have the resources for instant use, you need to get
them or use
On 6/1/11 12:44 AM, William Ashworth wrote:
I've searched for a bit and perhaps nothing is available (or I'm typing the
wrong searches).
A client of mine is looking to integrate more tightly to their Mailman list.
There's an archive page, but we're trying to format it nicely for inclusion on
Hello,
I will drop in my two cents worth here. At my location, we needed a way
to manage and age out old messages from the archives. The way the
archives are presented aren't really an issue here. However, to do the
management, I used the PHP IMAP interface to access the mbox files.
With the
On 6/1/11 12:44 AM, William Ashworth wrote:
I've searched for a bit and perhaps nothing is available (or I'm
typing the wrong searches).
I'd really love something to sit on top of (or behind) Mailman that
would give me:
Authenticated file storage
Group calendar
Group database
Yes, I know.
On Jun 01, 2011, at 01:54 PM, Glenn Sieb wrote:
But it would *seriously* be awesome if Mailman could have, I dunno, plugins
for the lack of a better word, where you *could* extend Mailman into more of
a YG arena if you choose to.
I agree that this would be very cool. I'd love to see MM3 as part
Hi,
I ran out of disk space so I added 400gb to /var/lib/mailman2 and moved the
archives with,
cd /var/lib/mailman ; tar cf - . |(cd /var/lib/mailman2 tar xf -)
So permissions should have stayed OKthen I did,
unmount ~mailman2 and mounted it as ~mailman, permissions look right but I seem
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