[Mailman-Users] strange bounce behavior...
Luke Middle
ftlbm at aurora.uaf.edu
Mon Jan 28 16:38:07 CET 2002
Greetings mailman folks,
I am having a problem with users being changed to "no mail"
presumably by the bounce options. I understand that after the set
limits I put in for "bounce options" are exceeded an e-mail address
will be disabled. However, I know that the addresses that are being
disabled are valid because one of them is mine! Many of them also
are on the same server that I use and they are coworkers who would
not select "no-mail" as an option.
I do not have any errors in the error log but I do see many logs in
the bounce log. eg.
Jan 24 09:07:12 2002 (29052) mylist: xxxxx at uaf.edu - exceeded limits
Jan 24 09:07:12 2002 (29052) mylist: already disabled xxxxx at uaf.edu
Jan 24 09:07:12 2002 (29052) mylist: yyyyy at uaf.edu - exceeded limits
Jan 24 09:07:12 2002 (29052) mylist: already disabled yyyyy at uaf.edu
Jan 24 09:07:12 2002 (29052) mylist: zzzzz at aurora.uaf.edu - exceeded limits
Jan 24 09:07:12 2002 (29052) mylist: already disabled zzzzz at aurora.uaf.edu
What limits are being exceeded? These particular addresses I know
work so it seems odd to me that they are bouncing back. I assume
though that these messages are telling me that these addresses have
been disabled in the manner of changing them to "no mail".
If anyone has some ideas on a fix that would be great! I have not
been able to find anything so far in the archives.
My system is:
Yellow Dog Linux 1.2.1 2.2.0
Mailman 2.0.6
Sendmail
Powermac 7600/266
Thanks tons in advance,
-Luke
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