[Mailman-Users] Is there a limit
Mike Avery
mavery at mail.otherwhen.com
Wed Oct 17 19:10:20 CEST 2001
On 15 Oct 2001 at 17:36, miket at scitechsoft.com
wrote:
> Is there a limit how many names can be on a list. Does it slow
> down if a list gets too big.
> This only happens trying to get to the admin page. I can still get to
> the subscribe info. It opens at /info not on /admin. I am
> experiencing a problem with only one of my lists. It happens to be
> the largest list. All of the other lists open fine and work
> correctly.
I don't have the 200,000 user lists that Jon
mentioned, my largest list is a bit over 3,000. However,
I did have some problems at first. One issue is that my
previous list server didn't do anything with bounces -
and neither did my moderators - so bad addresses were
accumulating in the lists. As Mailman deals with the bad
addresses, less and less time is wasted on them, and the
whole mess speeds up.
I had been using SendMail... converting to Postfix also
helped. And cleaning up some local DNS problems also
helped.
>From what I've seen and read here, and my own
experiences, cleaning up the environment and the list
makes life a lot easier for Mailman.
Mike
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