Hi,
I'm setting up a Newsletter mailing list and currently using the
moderated from address to allow sending, this is a problem because if
anyone figures this out our list will be spammed to death. I read that
you could add an Approved: password into the body of the message but
where in
Hi,
what part(s) of e.g. postfix do I need to run mailman?
I have installed mailman in a chrooted environment. What does mailman need
to run properly? Is mailman able to use a mta via IP and a
sendmail/mailwrapper binary provided in the chroot is enough?
I'm not talking about inbout
Hello,
I've been researching all the possible ways to have a one click (or very
few click) unsubscribe, that also protects against other people
unsubscribing a user, using a link passed in a forwarded message.
The best way, I think, is to have the user click a link that will cause
a
I found the problem. The address was defined correctly in mm_config.py,
but for some reason it was truncated in Defaults.py. I don't really
understand the mechanism by which changes in mm_config.py are propagate
to Defaults.py...but something went wrong!
I edited Defaults.py and restarted MM
douglas repetto wrote:
I found the problem. The address was defined correctly in mm_config.py,
but for some reason it was truncated in Defaults.py. I don't really
understand the mechanism by which changes in mm_config.py are propagate
to Defaults.py...but something went wrong!
This is
Thanks for the explanation, Mark. I made the suggested changes to
mm_cfg.py. I'll let you know if there is any additional strangeness...
best,
douglas
Mark Sapiro wrote:
douglas repetto wrote:
I found the problem. The address was defined correctly in mm_config.py,
but for some reason it
Trevor Dodds wrote:
I'm setting up a Newsletter mailing list and currently using the
moderated from address to allow sending, this is a problem because if
anyone figures this out our list will be spammed to death. I read that
you could add an Approved: password into the body of the message but
douglas repetto wrote:
I found the problem. The address was defined correctly in mm_config.py,
but for some reason it was truncated in Defaults.py. I don't really
understand the mechanism by which changes in mm_config.py are propagate
to Defaults.py...but something went wrong!
I edited
Christopher Glanville wrote:
I have been running mailman on Fedora core 4 for some time but then it
stopped.
Now when I try and run:
/etc/init.d/mailman start
I get:
-bash: /etc/init.d/mailman: No such file or directory
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# /etc/init.d/mailmanctl start
Traceback (most recent
Sorry, I mis-typed, I meant mm_cfg.py. Mark's previous reply explained
the problem.
thanks,
douglas
Dragon wrote:
douglas repetto wrote:
I found the problem. The address was defined correctly in mm_config.py,
but for some reason it was truncated in Defaults.py. I don't really
understand
Hi,
When Mailman's Content Filtering is on, it is scrubbing (removing) pdf
and png attachments, even though I have entered the MIME types for these
files as passable. For the MIME types, I used:
application/pdf
image/png
The only fix I found within this list's archives was a patch to
Wes wrote:
This effectively goes to the options page and then submits the form as
if the user clicked the unsubscribe button on the options page.
This works fine, but I'd really like to customize the page that the user
sees. It currently has a confirmation at the top saying the
confirmation
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Wes wrote:
This effectively goes to the options page and then submits the form as
if the user clicked the unsubscribe button on the options page.
This works fine, but I'd really like to customize the page that the user
sees. It currently has a confirmation at the
Fitzpatrick, Ted wrote:
When Mailman's Content Filtering is on, it is scrubbing (removing) pdf
and png attachments,
I am guessing you mean 'removing' as in throwing away, as opposed to
'scrubbing' as in storing on the server and replacing with a link to
the stored file. If by chance, you do
Helmut Schneider wrote:
I'm not talking about inbout mails/requests, just outbound, mails generated
by mailman.
Mailman uses the outgoing MTA defined in SMTPHOST (default =
'localhost'). By defining SMTPHOST and perhaps SMTPPORT in mm_cfg.py,
you can use any outgoing MTA that you can connect
Thanks, Mark. The MUA is including application/octet-stream as the
mime type. I didn't include this as passable because I wanted to strip
.exe files from messages. It looks like if I want to enable
subscribers to attach PDF files, it will at the same time enable them to
attach EXE files. From the
Wes wrote:
I have another way to do it, via the user specific options page, and I
can force the submit and checking of the checkbox, but the problem with
this option is that there is no email confirmation step, so it opens the
door to possibly having people unsubscribe other people...(if one
Fitzpatrick, Ted wrote:
Thanks, Mark. The MUA is including application/octet-stream as the
mime type. I didn't include this as passable because I wanted to strip
.exe files from messages. It looks like if I want to enable
subscribers to attach PDF files, it will at the same time enable them to
Ok, I'm very green on linux comman prompts.
I just purchased a linux machine with plesk installed in it. The version of
plesk allows for mailman installation which I successfully completed. I'd
now like to access the command prompt to change the settings so Owners can
delete their own lists to
Anyone know how to download all the users in a list to a CSV file or any kind
of file?
Paul Wilson
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Paul Wilson wrote:
Anyone know how to download all the users in a list to a CSV file or any kind
of file?
See
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq03.062.htp
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On 7/20/07, Fitzpatrick, Ted wrote:
Thanks, Mark. The MUA is including application/octet-stream as the
mime type.
Gack.
I didn't include this as passable because I wanted to strip
.exe files from messages.
Perfectly reasonable.
It looks like
Brad Knowles writes:
However, do keep in mind that spammers have recently latched onto the
fact that most people do seem to let *.PDF files through, although
I'm not sure what MIME type these messages are being tagged with.
FWIW, in a sample of 10 recent .pdf spams, all had extension
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