./inject-newer-mail.sh <bin/inject> <old-mbox> <new-mbox> <listname> # (new-mbox) // (old-mbox) is injected into archive queue.
bin/qrunner -v -r ARch # start Archive queue runner (Processes the archive queue).
- Logs:
error,smtp,fail, andvette. - Pipeline
Simple. Lock the lists (queues will still be receiving things, just not processing), inject all lists, unlock lists. Tada.
- Everytime archives are regenerated, this message somehow screws the parsing up...
- http://www.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell-cafe/2013-July/001921.html (one example of many)
- It shows up as being sent to the list the next day (in the future!).
- I am sure there are many more occurences of this in the lists.
- Possibly MIME format related?
- Fix the parsing script.
- Clean mbox (still don't know exactly what to clean)
Message-Id: <[email protected]>is missing theDatefield.- This may be another possible reason...
- I suspect that this a problem with MIME formatted messages.
- Temporary fix: Copy all list stuff from lambda, append new mbox to old mbox, regenerate with
arch -s <start-index>.- This is hackish and bound to give trouble later on.
- Keep old archives from lambda, split "newer than lambda" mbox messages into single files and
bin/injectinto the lists.formail | bin/inject~ something like that.
ARCHIVER_CLOBBER_DATE_POLICY = 0in/etc/mailman/mm_cfg.py.
grep "This is a multi-part message in MIME format" haskell-cafe.mbox/haskell-cafe.mbox | wc -l
938
cat ~/var/lib/mailman/archives/private/haskell-cafe.mbox/haskell-cafe.mbox | formail -ds -c 'bin/inject -l haskell-cafe'