Hey folks,
I've been running a FreeBSD / Postfix / Mailman list server for some 7
or 8 years now. The last time I updated FreeBSD was about 3 years
ago so it is only at 6.0. That was also the last time I updated
Postfix and Mailman until this recent spat of problems which prompted
me to
Alan McKay wrote:
I look in the Mailman logs dir. Nothing really onerous that I see.
I look in smtp and see what looks like normal processing. e.g. one of
my lists looks like it had a number of messages just a few minutes
ago, but I have not seen them yet where normally I would expect to see
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 1:05 PM, Mark Sapiro m...@msapiro.net wrote:
Those messages have been delivered to the MTA. If the list has just 3
eligible recipients, that looks backlogged but otherwise normal. If
the messages haven't been delibvered, check the MTA (mailq or
whatever).
Here it is
Alan McKay wrote:
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 1:05 PM, Mark Sapiro m...@msapiro.net wrote:
Those messages have been delivered to the MTA. If the list has just 3
eligible recipients, that looks backlogged but otherwise normal. If
the messages haven't been delibvered, check the MTA (mailq or
Well, I seem to have gotten it going again with some tweaks in my
postfix. But that is still a mystery to me since it has worked fine
like this for years.
Thanks for your ears!
Most notable below is my new IP vs my old IP. I changed ISPs a
good 3 years ago now and evidently forgot to update
Alan McKay wrote:
Well, I seem to have gotten it going again with some tweaks in my
postfix. But that is still a mystery to me since it has worked fine
like this for years.
It is possible that it has been marginal for some time and just some
little extra pushed it over the edge into a
Let me clarify my problem. When I edit my preferneces, now I was able to
get them to actually change - but they don't seem to affect actual list
behavior. The [ListName] is not sent, and mail always goes back to the
poster, notto the list. Can anyone illuminate me?
