At 6:54 PM -0700 4/17/07, Mark Sapiro wrote:
In terms of running the command-line scripts, you really have no
option -- they have to be run as root or the Mailman user,
Or a user in Mailman's group
If you're talking about a remote server, there is no guarantee that
the same numeric group
What is the correct format for multiple add_virtualhost entries in mm_cfg.py
Single is shown as:
add_virtualhost('virtualURL', 'virtualmailserver')
Could someone please give an example for multiples where more than one entry
line is required (prefer one url and mailserver pair per line.
Thanks
--On April 17, 2007 6:54:05 PM -0700 Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or a user in Mailman's group
To which I reply:
And this is the answer to the originally-posted question; I do all my
Mailman management tasks as myself, by virtue of the fact that I'm in the
mailman group.
--
Steve
--On April 18, 2007 1:41:27 AM -0500 Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If you're talking about a remote server, there is no guarantee that
the same numeric group id number would be used for the same group on
different systems, so even though a given user would appear to be in
the correct
Calvin Muller wrote:
When using Ubuntu and apt-get, it seems like there is no such directory as a
pytonlib. I don't know if it's called something else, but how do I install
the email module for python, your help is greatly appreciated.
and Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] replied, in part:
I can't
On 18/04/07, Steve Burling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's a given in well-managed NFS environments.
Just to say that it now works; I've added the relevant network
accounts as a member of the mailman group and I can happily do my
administrative work without hindrance.
Thanks everyone.
Regards,
David Southwell wrote:
What is the correct format for multiple add_virtualhost entries in mm_cfg.py
Single is shown as:
add_virtualhost('virtualURL', 'virtualmailserver')
Could someone please give an example for multiples where more than one entry
line is required (prefer one url and
I have followed every one of those posts that state the problem in ubuntu
but there is no fix for it that I can seem to find, If you know how to
correct these issues I would greatly appreciate it.
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Calvin Muller wrote regarding the missing pythonlib directory:
I have followed every one of those posts that state the problem in ubuntu
but there is no fix for it that I can seem to find, If you know how to
correct these issues I would greatly appreciate it.
You can get a copy of pythonlib and
Is there a away to place a list member on hold. That
is, set them to nomail and prevent them from logging in
to change back to getting mail. Of course we can
unsubscribe the member. We have a need to sometimes
review a member's membership status on the lists. The
list administrators
At 6:19 AM -0400 4/18/07, Steve Burling quoted me:
This is not a given in NFS server environments.
To which I reply:
It's a given in well-managed NFS environments.
In the nearly twenty years I've been doing this sort of stuff, I
don't think I've ever ran into a single NFS environment
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