I issued the "service mailman restart" command to which it gave the the
output:
[root@bullet Mailman]# service mailman restart
PID unreadable in: /var/mailman/data/master-qrunner.pid
[Errno 2] No such file or directory:
'/var/mailman/data/master-qrunner.pid'
Is qrunner even running?
I ls'd /var/mailman/data and the only thing in there was sitelist.cfg
I've encountered this error in my many previous unsucessful attempts to
get mailman to work. How do I make qrunner run? I don't understand the
option documentation...
We've been using Mailman with few problems for some time now on a
G4/OS X 10.3.4, Mailman 2.1.2. The set up was done by a temp- a guy
with UNIX experience that I lack, and he is off in Germany now. Trying
to add some new lists, I'm getting a variety of errors, and decided
that maybe it's time to get Mailman up to date. Maybe that would solve
my errors. I've downloaded 2.1.5 and have read the FAQ, the Readme,
and the Upgrading docs, but I'm still not sure about a few things:
1) there is nothing in the upgrading doc that specifically talks about
2.1.2 -> 2.1.5. So, is the info for 2.1.4 -> 2.1.5 sufficient?
2) On the Readme OS X- seems to speak to Jaquar and is out of date/ not
applicable to 10.3.x?
3) In the Readme, under "create your first list" , the default location
is listed as /usr/local/mailman. On my server, it is
usr/share/mailman. Should that be changed?
I don't have very many lists, and I'm need to delete all members and
re-import list menmbers, so I'm happy to wipe it all clean and start
from scratch if needed.
4) the dir, usr/share/mailman does not contain everything that I see in
the 2.1.5 folder I downloaded.
Thx,
--
Thomas Waters
Director of Information and Communication Services
University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy
412-383-7471
rxweb+(a)pitt.edu
http://www.pharmacy.pitt.edu
Hi there,
I'm a new user of Mailman, and a new subscriber to this list.
I want to set up Mailman in a load-balanced fashion on two servers
running within an LVS (linux virtual server) cluster. I want the two
servers to act as the same Mailman instance. The two servers will mount
an NFS shared directory from a third server, and the NFS mount will, I
guess, contain the shared Mailman stuff. I've found a few things on the
web about load-balancing Mailman, but not much.
The following directories exist in $prefix/mailman:
archives *
bin
cgi-bin
cron
data *
icons
lists *
locks *
logs
mail
Mailman *
messages
pythonlib
qfiles
scripts
spam
templates
tests
Can anybody suggest which of these directories should be NFS shared
between the two servers? To me, it looks like good candidates would be
those that I have marked with an * ...
Further, is anyone running Mailman in a load-balanced fashion like this?
Any hints/tricks/tips?
Thanks in advance,
Guy.
I am trying to pinpoint the high CPU utilization on my server when sending
to a large announcement list (35,000 members).
When we send out an email, the 'python2' process eats up 80-90% of the CPU
time.
Some info:
Red Hat EL 2.1 on dual AMD.
We ARE running a local caching nameserver.
Mailman 2.1.5
Sendmail-8.11.6-28.72 (Red Hat supplied RPM)
SMTP_MAC_RCPTS = 10 (is this a good value??? I have no idea.)
QRUNNER_LOCK_LIFETIME = hours(20)
QRUNNER_PROCESS_LIFETIME = minutes(120)
QRUNNER_MAX_MESSAGES = 50000
To be honest, I don't really know what the impact of all of those settings
are. The list is 'general purpose', in that users are subscribed from many
domains, with a large bulk being AOL, MSN, Yahoo, and Hotmail.
I've read through the FAQ entries 4.11 and 4.12. The latter went over our
heads a bit. We are not running with full customization.
If there is something seriously amiss with our configuration, please give me
a shout!
Thanks,
Hunter
She was posting titles alphabetically and had reached the letter C
Kai Schaetzl wrote:
>Steve Portigal wrote on Tue, 29 Jun 2004 11:06:06 -0700:
>
>> She's only on C
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>C ?
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>Kai
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