On 5/16/07, Brian Carpenter wrote:
Apparently finding help, even paid help is another thing.
Well, in a sense you're getting what you're paying for.
I know you asked for paid consulting on this sort of thing, but I
don't have the time to do that, and so far as I know, neither do any
of the
Tomas Macek wrote:
we are using mailman 2.1.5 with Postfix. On our announce-only list we have
subscribed all of our employees. This list is fully moderated, so when
someone posts, the message waits for approving. That's fine. Now I need to
have some users (3 mail addresses) of the
On 5/16/07, Christopher Adams wrote:
I would like to remove the reference to creating new lists that is
included in the admin page. I have looked in the Templates folder and
in the Mailman folder, but haven't been able to find where that is
included.
You'd have to check the source code
My installation of mailman is on a Linux box running cPanel/WHM. The os is
CentOS 4.4. It is not an apple machine. It seems to me that the patch is
looking for a Defaults.py.in file, which I don't have. I could be wrong
however in interpreting the error message.
I do appreciate any help you can
Brian Carpenter wrote:
My installation of mailman is on a Linux box running cPanel/WHM. The
os is CentOS 4.4. It is not an apple machine. It seems to me that
the patch is looking for a Defaults.py.in file, which I don't have.
I could be wrong however in interpreting the error message.
I don't
Why does there need to be a patch to mailman? Could you just setup
htdig and have it index the pipermail web pages?
James Dinkel
Todd Zullinger wrote:
Brian Carpenter wrote:
My installation of mailman is on a Linux box running cPanel/WHM. The
os is CentOS 4.4. It is not an apple
For some reason, my users like to send emails to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I guess maybe because that is what is
in the From: address on emails they recieve. Anyway, they will be
emails with a single request in them like help or subscribe but they
dome to me because the bounce filter couldn't filter
How can I configure an existing mailing list to be invitation-only? (That is,
disabling the ability for the general public to sign up via the web or email
interfaces unless an invitation is received first.) I must be missing something
as I'm sure this is a very common requirement, but have not
James Dinkel wrote:
Why does there need to be a patch to mailman? Could you just setup
htdig and have it index the pipermail web pages?
That doesn't provide the per-list integration that Brian wants.
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I don't know much about the ht:dig patch, but it does appear from a cursory
reading of it's docs[1] that it is meant to be applied to a Mailman *source*
tree, not to an already installed Mailman.
Thanks Todd. That explains the error message. cPanel's distribution of
mailman has worked great for
I have a moderator who has not dealt with moderator requests for so
long that the web page to manage them times out when it attempts to
load. We wish do delete all the pending messages. How do I proceed?
Paul
--
Paul Kleeberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I see in my maillog email addresses that are bouncing because they are not
valid, and I see mailman handling the bounce score, but the owner does not
receive the bounce messages.
Is there a way to configure such that the owner does receive these bounces?
Thanks
Ricardo
hi,
how can i simulate mailman pages?
i want to build my own page to add or remove
members without any admin-confirmation.
-- Membership Management... --Mass Subscription
-- Membership Management... --Mass Removal
-- Membership Management... --Membership List
in the next step i want to send
Thanks.
I have all those settings to Yes, isn't that the way it should be?
The first setting is about bounce messages that failed to be detected... but
what about regular bounces that are properly detected?
Ricardo
Hello,
Go onto the Bounce Processing page on your Administration page.
Is there any way for members of a discussion list to ask Mailman to
'ignore' the rest of their post, similar to the 'end' command when sending
an email to the listname-request address? For example a member may have a
large footer signature automatically appended to their message when it
leaves
So there's no easy way to prune a large list of bad addresses... :-(
Mailman attempts to process bounces on its own. Even with that setting
set to yes, you will only ever see the actual bounces when Mailman
cannot detect them.
Unless someone like Mark has a brilliant way of viewing
After months of successful use of Mailman 2.1.5 for several lists, my
hosting company accidentally unistalled Mailman. The have since
reinstalled it, and it looks like all necessary files in var are there
etc.
However no messages are apparently received (a moderated list---never
shows a
mm_cfg.py IS still there and is correct.
Sorry...long day.
Michael Rainey
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After months of successful use of Mailman 2.1.5 for several lists, my
hosting company accidentally unistalled Mailman. The have since
reinstalled it, and it looks like all necessary files in
On 5/16/07, Instituto de Ingenieria Área de Sistemas Unix/Linux
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I configured an anonymous list, it works well but hotmail classifies all the
messages from the list as spam. There is no problem when i set anonymous
lisy option to no
Contact Hotmail and find out why
On 5/17/07, James Dinkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For some reason, my users like to send emails to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I guess maybe because that is what is
in the From: address on emails they recieve. Anyway, they will be
emails with a single request in them like help or subscribe but they
On 5/17/07, Carter Braxton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I configure an existing mailing list to be invitation-only? (That is,
disabling the
ability for the general public to sign up via the web or email interfaces
unless an invitation
is received first.) I must be missing something as
Forgot to 'Reply To All'.
-- Forwarded message --
From: Patrick Bogen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: May 17, 2007 4:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] Too many moderator requests
To: Paul Kleeberg MD Ramsey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 5/17/07, Paul Kleeberg MD Ramsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/17/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
how can i simulate mailman pages?
i want to build my own page to add or remove
members without any admin-confirmation.
Why can't you just set subscribe_policy to 'Confirm' and then
duplicate the form fields on the general page for
On 5/17/07, Rodti MacLeary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any way for members of a discussion list to ask Mailman to
'ignore' the rest of their post, similar to the 'end' command when sending
an email to the listname-request address? For example a member may have a
large footer signature
On 5/17/07, Brian Carpenter wrote:
My installation of mailman is on a Linux box running cPanel/WHM. The os is
CentOS 4.4.
That's the kind of information we would have needed to know before we
would be able to help you. See FAQ 6.11, as well as FAQs 1.22 and
1.23.
It is not
On 5/17/07, James Dinkel wrote:
For some reason, my users like to send emails to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I guess maybe because that is what is
in the From: address on emails they recieve. Anyway, they will be
emails with a single request in them like help or subscribe but they
dome to me
On 5/17/07, Carter Braxton wrote:
How can I configure an existing mailing list to be invitation-only? (That
is, disabling the ability for the general public to sign up via the web
or email interfaces unless an invitation is received first.)
This sort of stuff should be covered in FAQ 3.11,
On 5/17/07, Brian Carpenter wrote:
If someone has experience in using mhonarch/mharc and has some time to help,
please contact me off list. Thanks.
Part of your issue there is that they're not only going to need
experience with mhonarc, but they're also going to need (or want to
gain)
On 5/17/07, Rodti MacLeary wrote:
Is there any way for members of a discussion list to ask Mailman to
'ignore' the rest of their post, similar to the 'end' command when sending
an email to the listname-request address? For example a member may have a
large footer signature automatically
On 5/17/07, Paul Kleeberg MD Ramsey wrote:
I have a moderator who has not dealt with moderator requests for so
long that the web page to manage them times out when it attempts to
load. We wish do delete all the pending messages. How do I proceed?
You could try the command-line moderation
On 5/17/07, Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
I see in my maillog email addresses that are bouncing because they are
not valid, and I see mailman handling the bounce score, but the owner
does not receive the bounce messages.
Is there a way to configure such that the owner does receive these
On 5/17/07, Michael Rainey wrote:
After months of successful use of Mailman 2.1.5 for several lists, my
hosting company accidentally unistalled Mailman. The have since
reinstalled it, and it looks like all necessary files in var are there
etc.
In /var? What OS is this? Is this a binary
It is a binary packaged version, Linux, not sure which flavor, always
assumed Redhat
The aliases are there.
I am ready to tell them to go ahead and do a complete reinstall, but
want to make sure I have got my subscriber list intact. It should be
visible to me as admin but is not, and even
Hi All--
Brad Knowles wrote:
Really, these kinds of questions should be directed at your service
provider (assuming they installed cPanel for you), or the cPanel
folks. They've made some extensive changes to the Mailman code and
haven't contributed those back to us, so our ability to
On 5/17/07, Patrick Bogen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Set 'advertised' to 'No' and 'subscribe_policy' to at least 'Require
approval,' if not 'Confirm and approve.'
Then, send invitations from Member Management Mass Subscribe. (set
'Subscribe these users now or invite them?' to 'invite')
Thanks
On 5/17/07, Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This sort of stuff should be covered in FAQ 3.11, and the related FAQ
entries -- try searching for announce.
Thank you -- I looked at those section of the FAQ and they don't seem to
directly address this issue, they talk about broadcast-only
--On May 17, 2007 9:16:49 PM -0500 Carter Braxton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
This cuts off one avenue a random user could try to sign up, but there is
still the subscribe command for the -request address, and of course
there is the web interface. For the web interface, editing the html
files
On 5/17/07, Ivan Van Laningham wrote:
That's interesting. I use Plesk, and have not found anything different
in my Mailman installation in the Python/HTML and config files other
than a different base location than an installed-from-source Mailman
would have. Everything behaves the way I
On 5/17/07, Carter Braxton wrote:
Thank you -- I looked at those section of the FAQ and they don't seem
to directly address this issue, they talk about broadcast-only lists,
restricting posting to specific users, etc. What I'm looking for is a
way to cut off all avenues of someone
On 5/17/07, Steve Burling wrote:
If you set privacy options-subscribe_policy to either require approval
or confirm and approve, then it doesn't matter if other subscription
options are available -- unless you approve subscription requests I think
that they'll just quietly time out. Is
Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, Mailman does not have any method (that I know of) for making
lists by invitation only. You can require approval from the
Moderator(s) or List Owner(s), but as you observed that's not the
same thing.
I think I'm getting close -- so far I've done
Hi All--
Brad Knowles wrote:
I can't say for sure, but I'm not aware of the Plesk folks making any
material changes to the Mailman code. However. like most binary
packagers I would assume that they store things according to the way
that makes sense to them and not necessarily in the way
On 5/17/07, Ivan Van Laningham wrote:
They seem to have improved things. I get my dedicated server from
Godaddy, and it came with the latest version of Plesk, 8.1.0. Mailman
2.1.8, and Python 2.4.3.
Well, Mailman 2.1.8 has security issues, so you'll need to make sure
to update that to
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