I tried starting up my mailman installation this morning (mailmanctl start),
and I got the following message:
Traceback (most recent call
One major error I see is that there is no more disk space on the server.
How can I remedy this situation?
Buy a bigger disk. :-(
Seriously, this is an OS question, not a Mailman question.
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One major error I see is that there is no more disk space on the server.
How can I remedy this situation?
Buy a bigger disk. :-(
Seriously, this is an OS question, not a Mailman question.
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I just wanted to confirm this command would output, to a text file,
export_filename, the email addresses that are current subscribers to list
listname ... I don't want to export addresses that are unsubscribed, hidden,
nomail, etc.
./list_members -o export_filename -r listname
I recently installed the following:
Ubuntu
Apache
ISPConfig
Postfix
Mailman
As far as I know, Ubuntu, Apache, ISPConfig, and Postfix are running ok. I
verified this by:
- ssh'ing into the ubuntu server
- logging into the ISPConfig pages on the server using a browser
- sending/receiving email
I recently installed mailman on a new Ubuntu server.
The setup went through without a hitch ... Or so I thought.
When I try to log into my installation of mailman using a browser:
http://www.myhostname.com/cgi-bin/mailman/admin, there is a 404 error page.
However, when I go to
Is there a way to disable to message that is sent automatically from Mailman
when a person subscribes to a list through the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
command?
I only want to welcome message to be sent, not the Results of your email
commands email.
Thanks!
I recently rebooted my Fedora server.
It has a copy of Mailman 2.1.8 installed.
I usually have to restart mailman by running mailmanctl after rebooting.
1. How do I add mailmanctl as a program that will run on boot? I don't want
to have to run mailmanctl every time I reboot the server.
2. Since
I recently rebooted my Fedora server.
It has a copy of Mailman 2.1.8 installed.
I usually have to restart mailman by running mailmanctl after rebooting.
1. How do I add mailmanctl as a program that will run on boot? I don't want
to have to run mailmanctl every time I reboot the server.
Every subscription/unsubscription notification is sent twice to the admin's
email address.
How can I make sure only 1 notification is sent?
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Every subscription/unsubscription notification is sent twice to the admin's
email address.
How can I make sure only 1 notification is sent?
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Every subscription/unsubscription notification is sent twice to the admin's
email address.
How can I make sure only 1 notification is sent?
End original message. -
Are you certain of that?
It could be that the admin has a filter rule in place that
It could be that the admin has a filter rule in place that duplicates
the mail and makes it look like it is sent twice.
I am certain it is the EXACT same message.
How do I know this?
The message ID's for the duplicate emails are exactly the same:
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK. It
It could be that the admin has a filter rule in place that duplicates
the mail and makes it look like it is sent twice.
I am certain it is the EXACT same message.
How do I know this?
The message ID's for the duplicate emails are exactly the same:
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK. It
OK. It is the same message. Did you check the filter rules in your
email client as Dragon suggests to be sure that they are not
responsible for duplicating the message?
I checked the filter rules. I could not find anything that could possibly
duplicate messages. There is only one reference
I ran check perms and there were no problems found.
What else do I need to check? I am still getting the
Cron [EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr/bin/python -S /usr/local/mailman/cron/gate_news
message.
What happens if you manually run
/usr/bin/python -S /usr/local/mailman/cron/gate_news
as the
Could there be some script that is automatically removing mailman from the
mailman group?
Certainly, but, AFAIK, it's not something associated with mailman.
Perhaps something that syncs your groups file with something else
periodically?
Anyway, check /etc/crontab and root's crontab for
For some reason, the gate_news cron starting giving this error every 5
minutes:
IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied:
'/usr/local/mailman/lists/testlist/config.pck'
To the best of my knowledge, this list does not have a mail/news gateway.
Can someone let me know how I can get rid of
Ki Song wrote:
Scratch the last comment. Apparently, the config.pck and other pck files are
recreated every time the cron runs. The problem is that when this file is
recreated, the permissions are such that mailman cannot modify that file.
For example, my config.pck file for all the lists
For some reason, the gate_news cron starting giving this error every 5
minutes:
IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied:
'/usr/local/mailman/lists/testlist/config.pck'
To the best of my knowledge, this list does not have a mail/news gateway.
Can someone let me know how I can get rid of this
For some reason, the gate_news cron starting giving this error every 5
minutes:
IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied:
'/usr/local/mailman/lists/testlist/config.pck'
To the best of my knowledge, this list does not have a mail/news gateway.
Can someone let me know how I can get rid of
I must have messed up a setting on my mailman server because none of the
requests sent by email are being processed.
When I send a subscribe request to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I see
my Postfix server relaying the message to the mailman server,
How? Is it piping the message to |
If the message is being piped correctly, see if it is sitting in
qfiles/commands/. If so, then as Glen suggests in another reply, make
sure CommandRunner is running.
There are a bunch of files sitting in the qfiles/commands directory.
How do I make sure CommandRunner is running?
Got it. I
I must have messed up a setting on my mailman server because none of the
requests sent by email are being processed.
When I send a subscribe request to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I see
my Postfix server relaying the message to the mailman server, but it doesn't
actually subscribe the email address that I
Is there a way to configure mailman so that the To: address is the actual
address of the recipient, instead of the list's address?
For example, when I send a message the the list, mailman-users@python.org,
could it be setup where the To: address of that message is specific to each
subscriber?
So,
And email commands send an email response to the 'sender'. So anyone
who attempts to subscribe or unsubscribe via your web page gets some
kind of email reply. Further, in the case of an unsubscribe (and maybe
subscribe depending on list settings), they get a 'confirm' email that
requires
Something weird is happening.
When I subscribe to a mailman list by sending an e-mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
it looks like the request is received by the mailing list, but then the
confirmation email is sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Therefore, no
Ki Song wrote:
I recently installed mailman.
How do I stop mailman from sending a confirmation e-mail if the e-mail
address is already subscribed to the list?
Right now, a message is sent stating that the e-mail address is already
subscribed.
First, this only happens when
I recently installed mailman.
How do I stop mailman from sending a confirmation e-mail if the e-mail
address is already subscribed to the list?
Right now, a message is sent stating that the e-mail address is already
subscribed.
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I FOUND A SECOND INSTALLATION! How do I uninstall this second installation
safely?
How was it installed? By whom? You might try 'rpm -q -a' to see if it
was installed via rpm, in which case you can try to remove it with
'rpm -e ...'
If it was not installed
If I have a Group mismatch error, where my postfix server is trying to
execute a script as web2 but mailman is trying to execute it as group
mailman, can I simply run configure and provide the command line option
--with-mail-gid=web2
OR
do I have to run configure again with ALL of my custom
On 7/18/06, Ki Song [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I have a Group mismatch error, where my postfix server is trying to
execute a script as web2 but mailman is trying to execute it as group
mailman, can I simply run configure and provide the command line option
--with-mail-gid=web2
OR
do I
How do I send an HTML formatted e-mail to all the subscribers to my mailing
list?
Basically, I'm trying to use Mailman to send a monthly newsletter to all of
our customers. This newsletter will only be an announcement list, where only
the administrator can post to the list.
How do I send an HTML formatted e-mail to all the subscribers to my mailing
list?
You generate an HTML-formatted message, and then submit that to the
list. Whatever program you use to generate that HTML-formatted
message doesn't really matter as far as Mailman is concerned, because
that's
On 7/18/06, Ki Song [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a web interface built into mailman that allows me to post these
HTML messages to the list?
No, but there /are/ some fairly easy to use webmail solutions around.
What are some good webmail solutions
On 7/18/06, Ki Song [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are some good webmail solutions?
We use Horde, but there might be something more straightforward. If
you have someone that knows a bit of PHP, it's pretty trivial to have
a page that generates an email.
Thanks for the suggestion. After
First, I'd like to thank everyone for helping me through this installation.
I made it so much harder than it needed to be (made 2 installations at the
beginning, and forgot about the first installation)!
Anyways, I just wanted to hear some feedback as far as the scalability of
mailman. I have a
I'm having trouble with the ScriptAlias and Alias settings in the httpd.conf
file.
Basically, I added the following lines to my Apache server's httpd.conf
file:
ScriptAlias /mailman/ /usr/local/mailman/cgi-bin/
Alias /pipermail/ /usr/local/mailman/archives/public/
When I try and restart the
I've setup mailman to the letter using the GNU Mailman Installation Manual
(Release 2.1), and I have been getting this error message when trying to
create a new list using: http://mail.knifecenter.com/mailman/create
Error: You are not authorized to create new mailing lists
I have
Error: You are not authorized to create new mailing lists
I have configured the List creator's (authentication) password and entered
it in the last field.
and
I have english as my default installation.
I still get the error: You are not authorized to create new mailing lists.
When installing mailman (using Postfix as the mail server), what should be
the mail-gid option? I'm looking at the main.cf file for postfix and the
setgid-group = postdrop
So, does that mean that when I run the install for mailman, I should set the
following option:
--with-mail-gid=postdrop
Is
Should the files in $prefix/cgi-bin be owned by root:mailman?
Shouldn't it be mailman:mailman?
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I've setup mailman to the letter using the GNU Mailman Installation Manual
(Release 2.1), and I have been getting this error message when trying to
create a new list using: http://mail.knifecenter.com/mailman/create
Error: You are not authorized to create new mailing lists
I have configured the
I've sent a request email to an existing (I think) list on my mailman
server: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My postfix server log shows this:
delivered to command: /usr/local/mailman/mail/mailman request mailman
however, I am not getting the help request that I asked for sent to the
e-mail address that is
thing is, I'm logged in as a user that has read/write priveleges
for this folder.
What am I doing wrong?
Ki Song
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I've installed mailman 2.1.8 and believe that I made a mistake earlier.
I'm trying to reinstall it.
After doing ./configure, I tried to run make install, and here's the error
message I get:
chmod: changing permissions of '/usr/local/mailman/archives/private':
Operation not permitted
I've been trying to update my Apache webserver per the instructions in the
mailman install manual. The lines:
ScriptAlias /mailman/ $prefix/cgi-bin/
and
Alias /pipermail/ $varprefix/archives/public/
are showing up as errors when I try and restart the Apache server.
The error messages are as
(authentication) password.
I believe it has something to do with group id, but I don't know how to fix
this.
Regards,
Ki Song
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