[Mailman-Users] Not getting aliases, owner notification on newlist
Jock Coats
jock.coats at jcsolutions.co.uk
Tue Mar 27 21:47:07 CEST 2007
On 27 Mar 2007, at 16:45, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> I'd go back to 2.1.9 because you have the same problem with the Debian
> package.
Okay - I've done that. In fact I also installed Python 2.5 from
source rather than relying on Sarge's 2.4 port just in case it was that.
I appear to have similar problems but...
> Since your outgoing runner dies in the same way with both versions,
> perhaps this is a Python problem, not a mailman problem.
I do not suspect Python any more, but Postfix itself.,,
> See
> <http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq04.073.htp>
> for some debugging techniques.
Hacking the SMTPDirect.py handler to increase the debugging
information produced the following lines in logs/error (for sure this
time - you were right it was logs/qrunner last time I quoted!):
Mar 27 20:04:00 2007 qrunner(21277): connect: ('localhost', 25)
...ten times for each attempt to deliver anything, then the
OutgoingRunner process is terminated. But when I deleted anything in
qfiles (there was the "virgin" message from setting up the site list
sitting there I think it was) and tried bin/qrunner -v -r Outgoing it
workd and just sat there in foreground apparently. Until, in another
shell, I removed and recreated the site list prompting it to try to
send an outgoing message to the listowner. As soon as I bin/
mailmanctle start - ed after that Outgoing once again collapses with
those same messages in logs/error.
So, I tried telneting to port 25 on localhost and it drops the
connection immediately. I tried telneting to hostname port 25 and it
worked. So I've got postfix for some reason that I cannot fathom
dropping connections from localhost to localhost. Postfix logs
"warning: process /usr/lib/postfix/smtpd pid 21392 killed by signal
11" at this point so I think the answer is not in this forum, but
something to do with postfix. I guess I could maybe change the
outbound mailhost somewhere in Mailman's config could I to see if
that gets round it for now?
Thanks again,
Jock
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