[Testlist] Test at 11:18am Wed

[Mike Spuhler]

 b) Mailman 2.1.x -    If you are running Mailman 2.1.x then the
qrunners are daemons that   are started by $prefix/bin/mailmanctl, which
itself may be being    run via a 'mailman' startup script. This is
described in the    INSTALL document for the version of MM you are
running.   Note that there are eight qrunners. These runners and their  
functions are    ArchRunner       # messages for the archiver   
BounceRunner     # for processing of bounces    CommandRunner    #
commands and confirmations from the outside world    IncomingRunner   #
posts from the outside world    NewsRunner       # outgoing messages to
the nntpd    OutgoingRunner   # outgoing messages to the smtpd   
VirginRunner     # internally crafted (virgin birth) messages   
RetryRunner      # retry temporarily failed deliveries   If you aren't
doing any gatwaying to usenet, you can do without   NewsRunner, and if
you aren't archiving any lists, you can do without   ArchRunner, but the
other six are required to be running for normal   Mailman operation.  
Also note that if any queues are 'sliced' there will be more than   one
runner for that queue, and you need them all.  For example, if  
OutgoingRunner is set up for 4 slices, there will be four copies of  
OutgoingRunner processing slices 0:4, 1:4, 2:4 and 3:4. If any of  
these four is not running, its portion of the out queue will not be  
processed.
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