[Mailman-Users] Subscriptions being disabled

2007-12-26 Thread Robert Boyd Skipper
Ok.  Here is another problem.

Today, I found that the subscriptions of twenty or so members have been 
disabled for 
excessive bounces.  The message accompanying each disabled subscription is:

:fail: Domain skipperweb.org has exceeded the max emails per hour. Message 
discarded.

Now, this is odd, because there seems to have been only one message sent out 
for the 
whole day.  I did not receive any previous bounce notifications from these 
addresses, so 
if they are bouncing something with my listname on it, it isn't coming back to 
me in any 
way that I can find it.  I've got the list-owner and the list-moderator set for 
my email 
address.  I've got every notification I can find set for yes.  I have bounce 
processing 
turned on.  The bounce_score_threshold is set for 5.0.

So, while I go and enable everyone's subscription again, maybe someone can 
throw some 
more ideas at me.

Skipper



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Re: [Mailman-Users] Subscriptions being disabled

2007-12-26 Thread Robert Boyd Skipper
Larry:

Thank you.  What was not clear to me was who discarded the message.  You're 
saying it 
was my own provider.  That explains a lot.  I thought it was the recipient.

If my provider is blocking the last few names on my low-volume list, I've got a 
serious 
problem. Thanks again for explaining so clearly and patiently.

Skipper


Larry Stone wrote:
 On Wed, 26 Dec 2007, Robert Boyd Skipper wrote:
 
 Ok.  Here is another problem.

 Today, I found that the subscriptions of twenty or so members have been 
 disabled for
 excessive bounces.  The message accompanying each disabled subscription is:

 :fail: Domain skipperweb.org has exceeded the max emails per hour. Message 
 discarded.

 Now, this is odd, because there seems to have been only one message sent out 
 for the
 whole day.
 
 The message seems pretty self-explanatory to me. It sounds like your
 provider limits you to a certain number of outgoing messages per hour and
 you've exceeded it.
 
 Depending on how you have mailman configured and how your your provider
 counts e-mails (by message or by recipient), one e-mail to the list will
 generate one or more outgoing messages. If you have VERP or full
 personalization turned on, then each message to the list will generate one
 outgoing message for each recipient.
 
 For example, with VERP on, if you have 120 members, then you generate 120
 outgoing messages. If the limit is 100 per hour, then at least 20 of them
 will bounce (the exact number will depend on how many other outgoing
 messages you've sent that hour for other reasons, e.g., you message to
 this list).
 
 I did not receive any previous bounce notifications from these
 addresses, so if they are bouncing something with my listname on it, it
 isn't coming back to me in any way that I can find it.
 ...
 I have bounce processing turned on.  The bounce_score_threshold is set
 for 5.0.
 
 With bounce processing turned on, you don't get notified until the bounce
 threshold is exceeded. Until then, the bounces get logged in the Mailman
 bounce log but that's it. So all of them have bounced five times before
 you were notified.
 
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Re: [Mailman-Users] Subscriptions being disabled

2007-12-26 Thread Larry Stone
On Wed, 26 Dec 2007, Robert Boyd Skipper wrote:

 Ok.  Here is another problem.

 Today, I found that the subscriptions of twenty or so members have been 
 disabled for
 excessive bounces.  The message accompanying each disabled subscription is:

 :fail: Domain skipperweb.org has exceeded the max emails per hour. Message 
 discarded.

 Now, this is odd, because there seems to have been only one message sent out 
 for the
 whole day.

The message seems pretty self-explanatory to me. It sounds like your
provider limits you to a certain number of outgoing messages per hour and
you've exceeded it.

Depending on how you have mailman configured and how your your provider
counts e-mails (by message or by recipient), one e-mail to the list will
generate one or more outgoing messages. If you have VERP or full
personalization turned on, then each message to the list will generate one
outgoing message for each recipient.

For example, with VERP on, if you have 120 members, then you generate 120
outgoing messages. If the limit is 100 per hour, then at least 20 of them
will bounce (the exact number will depend on how many other outgoing
messages you've sent that hour for other reasons, e.g., you message to
this list).

 I did not receive any previous bounce notifications from these
 addresses, so if they are bouncing something with my listname on it, it
 isn't coming back to me in any way that I can find it.
...
 I have bounce processing turned on.  The bounce_score_threshold is set
 for 5.0.

With bounce processing turned on, you don't get notified until the bounce
threshold is exceeded. Until then, the bounces get logged in the Mailman
bounce log but that's it. So all of them have bounced five times before
you were notified.

-- Larry Stone
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