Hi,
I have my account hosted on bluehost. I have 5 new email lists that have
been transferred to me from other mailman lists on a closing isp.
The problem is there are delays from when a message is receive until it is
sent out. Blue host support tells me that mailman only supports up to 150
On 8/29/07 2:52 AM, wittygal at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have my account hosted on bluehost. I have 5 new email lists that have
been transferred to me from other mailman lists on a closing isp.
The problem is there are delays from when a message is receive until it is
sent out. Blue
Larry Stone wrote:
On 8/29/07 2:52 AM, wittygal at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Blue host support tells me that mailman only supports up to 150
subscribers per list. Is this true?
No. There are people running mailman with thousands of people on a list. I
think there is some information on this
On 8/29/07, wittygal wrote:
The problem is there are delays from when a message is receive until it is
sent out. Blue host support tells me that mailman only supports up to 150
subscribers per list. Is this true?
As far as the Mailman code is concerned, there is no hard limit to
the
also sprach Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007.08.29.0249 +0200]:
Unless you want to write your own Python script to populate the new
list from the old, I think duplication is your easiest choice. Here's
an outline of what I suggest you can do.
This sounds like sound advice. Thanks, Mark.
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Brad Knowles wrote:
On 8/29/07, wittygal wrote:
They tell me that
phplist doesn't have the problems mailman does.
That's a total load of bull.
Agreed.
First, phplist only does one-way (announcement) lists so if you want a
discussion
Well, it seemed like a load of bull. Then they suggested I find a special
email list provider. Is there such a thing?
And how would I find it. You see I am doing this as a charity thing for
about 5 online email groups for debtorsanonymous.org
I thought this should be a no sweat thing since I
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Jeffrey Rice wrote:
I am setting up Mailman to run with my chrooted Lighttpd installation.
Mailman is not designed or intended to be run in this way. Mailman is
normally installed with all of its files and directories in Mailman's
group with appropriate group
It is possible that Bluehost is limiting the amount of messages that are
sent out from your account per hour. This is called smtp throttling and it
is a common practice amount hosting companies. Another issue is that your
mailing lists could simply be on a very busy server that is not able to keep
Hi All--
For version 2.1.8, I've got Should a digest be dispatched daily when
the size threshold isn't reached? set to Yes, but no digests have
gone out for two days. The size is set to 128k, and the digest.mbox is
only 43k. Individual emails are being distributed and being appended to
the
On 8/29/07, wittygal wrote:
Well, it seemed like a load of bull. Then they suggested I find a special
email list provider. Is there such a thing?
Sure. Some Mailman-specific hosting groups are listed in FAQ 1.17 at
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq01.017.htp,
and
I am actually using bluehost as well (recently started)
Haven't reached a limit for now - I was having major delays with messages
being sent - found out it was b/c I was sharing a server with mulitple other
users so we would all be in 'que' waiting for a msg to be sent.
So, a thought I had - is
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wittygal wrote:
Well, it seemed like a load of bull. Then they suggested I find a special
email list provider. Is there such a thing?
And how would I find it. You see I am doing this as a charity thing for
about 5 online email groups for
Okay, another migration, another GID problem. I configured mailman to
run as mail GID=mailman (which is 502) and cgi-gid = apache (which is
48). The configuration and installation went fine and check_perms
showed no problems.
Setting up lists works okay. However, when I try to send a mesage to
Brian Luria wrote:
I am actually using bluehost as well (recently started)
Haven't reached a limit for now - I was having major delays with messages
being sent - found out it was b/c I was sharing a server with mulitple other
users so we would all be in 'que' waiting for a msg to be sent.
So, a
On 8/29/07, Jeffrey Rice wrote:
Once I have done more testing, I will try to write this up (maybe for
the Wiki?) if it seems it would be helpful.
That would make a good addition to go along side FAQ 1.14 at
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq01.014.htp.
Thanks!
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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, Dragon wrote:
Lots of us have done just that. I run my lists on a server owned by a
friend and have pretty much free reign to do whatever I want.
If you can justify the costs of doing so, it is a good solution. For
people like me who do this both as a hobby and for a
On 8/29/07, Ivan Van Laningham wrote:
For version 2.1.8, I've got Should a digest be dispatched daily when
the size threshold isn't reached? set to Yes, but no digests have
gone out for two days. The size is set to 128k, and the digest.mbox is
only 43k. Individual emails are being
On 8/29/07, Brian Luria wrote:
So, a thought I had - is it a 'crazy' idea to set up my own webserver
and install mailman on it? Or is that a bit too much.
That is not a crazy idea. In fact, if you did that, you would be
installing and using Mailman in the manner for which it was actually
Installed Mailman from rpm file.
I do not see guidelines on where/how to configure mm_cfg.py.
Is it to simply copy the lines needed from the Defaults.py file?
Red Hat EL4
Mailman 2.1.5
Sendmail 8.13
Python 2.3.4
Thank you
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Mailman-Users
Larry Stone sent the message below at 14:09 8/29/2007:
On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, Dragon wrote:
Lots of us have done just that. I run my lists on a server owned by a
friend and have pretty much free reign to do whatever I want.
If you can justify the costs of doing so, it is a good solution. For
Gruver, Sandi sent the message below at 14:22 8/29/2007:
Installed Mailman from rpm file.
I do not see guidelines on where/how to configure mm_cfg.py.
Is it to simply copy the lines needed from the Defaults.py file?
End original message. -
There is nothing
Brian Luria sent the message below at 15:13 8/29/2007:
I dont suppose you know of a newbie sort of pinned note or FAQ of
setting up a mailman install from scratch, including the other items
needed (sendmail, etc).
I'm a relatively advanced user, but, haven't set up a webserver and
a step by
On 8/29/07, Gruver, Sandi wrote:
I do not see guidelines on where/how to configure mm_cfg.py.
Is it to simply copy the lines needed from the Defaults.py file?
For anything you want that is different from what is defined in
Defaults.py, then yes -- copy the affected lines to mm_cfg.py and
I honestly like it when my questions are skimmed over. It makes me
realize that I have way more resources to fix things than I initially
think.
In this case, it was a simple case of the mailman /etc/passwd user
entry showing a GID that didn't match the /etc/group mailman entry. I
did try changing
No-ip.com will relay mail on an alt port. I;ve been running a MS SBS
from my home on Cox home cable for about 2 years. Full exchange and
remote access using no-ip.com to fix the DHCP issue and alt port SMTP.
Cant beat the price/speed of a home account ;-) I think I pay about 20 a
year for no-ip
Christopher Adams wrote:
Okay, another migration, another GID problem. I configured mailman to
run as mail GID=mailman (which is 502) and cgi-gid = apache (which is
48). The configuration and installation went fine and check_perms
showed no problems.
Setting up lists works okay. However, when I
As per instructions below, Tecktonic set up the small change and corrected
the TO address issue.
After running a test, I now have an e mail address appearing in the CC when
it arrives.
How do I get rid of this?
And how do I correct the From issue so that it only has the following:
[EMAIL
Christopher Adams wrote:
So, all should be okay. Thanks for ignoring me.
Hey, I wasn't ignoring you. I was just out all day :-)
So now you can ignore my initial reply, and I'm glad you've got it
working.
--
Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] The highway is for gamblers,
San Francisco Bay
wittygal wrote:
Thanks for the info. I am going to try to get back with them with regard to
this and point them to the url in question for the faqs. Does anyone have a
problem with me copying select portions of your emails on this subject?
Please feel free to quote anything I've posted in this
Mervyn Kahn wrote:
After running a test, I now have an e mail address appearing in the CC when
it arrives.
How do I get rid of this?
Did you send the post with a Cc: to [EMAIL PROTECTED] That's what it
looks like. If you don't want Cc:s in the delivered posts, don't put
any Cc:s in the
On 8/30/07, Mervyn Kahn wrote:
FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; on behalf of; Teamepasella
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
If this is what you're trying to fix, then the problem is with
Microsoft. See FAQ 2.3 at
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq02.003.htp.
CC: [Epasella] actually is
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