Re:

"SINGH,VIVEK (Non-HP-Cupertino,ex1)" wrote:

> However, as the number of mails in the list are increasing, I find that
> hypermail is not able to webbify the mails. It is fired every night thru
> cron, and just sits there, consuming 90 + % of CPU, and not really doing
> anything.

    Look for a lock file on the system. It ought to be in the same directory where it's creating the html files into. Also, you may want to try and run it manually and see what it does. It might tell you what it's doing, if it crashed, or something.

> Also, I am not sure where is the config file for hypermail. Do I
> need to create one myself, or does the installation of Hypermail create one?

    Upon first installing hypermail, you do need to manually create one. A good template to start with is obtainable by typing 'hypermail -v > hypermail.cfg', then edit that hypermail.cfg file and set your own settings. When you run hypermail, you can then specify which config file to use with the -c option.

    AMK4

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