Mon, 27 Feb 1995 16:48:18 -0500
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We're running LISTSERV for UNIX, and just learning our way around the
software, so forgive me if this is something really obvious *but*...
We've brought up our first active list and it's seeing quite a bit of
traffic. Until today, it ran smoothly, but I've had trouble today with
it seeming to freeze up. I have LISTSERV running from a window that I
can monitor from, and after running for a bit, it gets into a state
in which I can't control-C to get a prompt. And it doesn't seem to
process any messages. If I kill and restart the processes, it works
for awhile, provided that I clean out the lsv/tmp directory.
I've found a directory /var/spool/listserv that has jobs in it, some
of which have a ".error" suffix. What does this mean, is it related?
And what's the significance of the files under lsv/tmp?
Any help would be most appreciated! Thanks.
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