Christopher Adams wrote:
>
>So, I have installed the mailman crontab and the digests that haven't
>been sent by reaching the threshold should now be sent out at 12 am
>every night.
Actually, with the default Mailman crontab, they will be sent at noon.
If you want them at midnight, you need to cha
On 8/2/07, Christopher Adams wrote:
> So, what controls the time that the daily digest is sent out if the
> threshold hasn't been reached? There is a 'senddigests' script in the
> /mailman/cron directory, but I am at a loss as to when it is fired
> off.
You have to put that cron job in your c
Okay, I think I found it. I'm not sure how I missed it during install.
I didn't find the answer in the FAQ, but rather in the Mailman install
doc:
http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/mailman-install/node41.html
So, I have installed the mailman crontab and the digests that haven't
been sent by re
Actually, I have read the FAQ, but didn't seem to reap any useful
information in this regard. I did find something in my search of the
mailman-users list that talks about a corrupt digest.mbox file.
Before I had a chance to check that out, the digest was sent. Odd.
So, what controls the time that
On 8/2/07, Christopher Adams wrote:
> I know there is a senddigests cron, but how does this actually work,
> and what could be the reason that no lists are sending the digest
> unless I manually choose that it be sent?
Did you search the FAQ wizard on this matter?
--
Brad Knowles <[EMAIL PRO
At least a couple (maybe all) of my lists are not sending out the
digest automatically. I can see the digest.mbox file and it is up to
date, but a couple of weeks old. Subscribers who have chosen digest
mode alerted me that they weren't getting messages.
I looked at one list and the threshold is s
