Hi again,
I'm still having a little trouble with virtual hosts, but most of it
is now working properly. Thanks for all the assistance.
What's the correct syntax for Virtual_Hosts {} in Defaults.py? I keep
getting errors when I try to put something there.
I need to set moderation of new
At 3:12 PM -0400 3/27/08, Charles Marcus wrote:
On 3/27/2008, billc ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Reason: Message has implicit destination
What does that mean?
The list address needs to be in either the To or CC field - its
probably BCC'd...
No, the mail is delivered to a Gmail account and
billc sent the message below at 10:35 3/27/2008:
Hi again,
I'm still having a little trouble with virtual hosts, but most of it
is now working properly. Thanks for all the assistance.
What's the correct syntax for Virtual_Hosts {} in Defaults.py? I keep
getting errors when I try to put
billc sent the message below at 12:48 3/27/2008:
At 3:12 PM -0400 3/27/08, Charles Marcus wrote:
On 3/27/2008, billc ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Reason: Message has implicit destination
What does that mean?
The list address needs to be in either the To or CC field - its
probably
billc wrote:
What's the correct syntax for Virtual_Hosts {} in Defaults.py? I keep
getting errors when I try to put something there.
As pointed out by Dragon in another reply, don't change Defaults.py.
Override or supplement settings in mm_cfg.py instead.
To answer your question,
At 12:57 PM -0700 3/27/08, Dragon wrote:
OK, you should NEVER edit Defaults.py
You put any overrides of any default values in mm_cfg.py
The reason for this is that Defaults.py gets overwritten on an
upgrade of the mailman code while mm_cfg.py does not.
Got it. I'm familiar with this type of
