Mj2 Stopped Working
"Tech at e-AA" <[email protected]> Wed, 25 Apr 2007 10:21:56 -0700
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.majordomo.majordomo2.devel |
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| Message-ID | <06a501c7875e$41f6aff0$f3638646@deanyy9lizbszv> |
On one dedicated server (Linux Fedora, Apache2, Sendmail, Ensim control panel), I have Mj2 installed on four domains. These are separate installations. All have been running for at least two years. One installation stopped working. Three continue to work just fine (quite a few lists with from 6 to over 600 subscribers each). On the one that stopped working, what I mean is that list mail doesn't go out and requests for help topics don't get answered. Regular mail on that domain is working fine. A few Majordomo 1.94.5 lists are working fine. The Mj2 lists -- two of them, with 33 and 92 subscribers -- just stopped. However, I can create a new list and Mj2 will send me a "mailing list created" notification immediately. If I run mj_queuerun from the shell, it times out after about two minutes (at least that's the message I get), and nothing is sent. I updated the installation two or three days ago with the majordomo-current.tar.gz from the mj2.org site. Didn't help. Okay, one more thing. Now and then, I can get the mail going again by cleaning out older files in the mqueue.site directory. This folder is used rather than the mqueue directory when MailScanner/ClamAV is activated. I don't know why that helps because as I said all regular mail, and there's quite a bit of it, is being delivered just fine. It could be that the Mj2 mail is getting stuck there. However, and perhaps this is some sort of clue, I cannot "see" the contents of the files left in mqueue.site because for whatever reason they all are binary files and viewing them results in a bunch of jibberish, of course. Still, the set-up is identical to the other domains where Mj2 is functioning just fine. Anyway, should I perhaps completely uninstall Mj2 and start over? Is there something I can look at or try that may tell me what's going on? Dean Collins