Wang, Mary Y wrote:
I received the following error this morning. So I rerun configure again with
the following command: ./configure --with-cgi-id=apache --prefix=/var/mailman.
It the above a typo? The correct option is --with-cgi-gid=apache, not
--with-cgi-id=apache.
If you actually gave the
Hey There,
We are using mailman to support a 5,000 person distribution list. The
majority of our interactions with users is by email between the users and
the mailman software - humans do not get involved. The way our software is
configured, the users see the following sequence to subscribe
Greetings,
The owner of one of the Mailman mailing lists I administer recently
asked me to add an important footer to the bottom of every message sent
out to the list.
I added the footer to the list's configuration, but shortly afterwards,
he complained to me that he was not seeing it in
On Mon, 24 May 2010, Greg Sims wrote:
We are using mailman to support a 5,000 person distribution list. The
majority of our interactions with users is by email between the users and
the mailman software - humans do not get involved. The way our software is
configured, the users see the
-Original Message-
From: mailman-users-bounces On Behalf Of Greg Sims
Sent: 25 May 2010 04:22
To: mailman-users@python.org
Subject: [Mailman-Users] Subscription Confirmation to Welcome Delay
Hey There,
1. Web form is filled out to subscribe by user
2. Sever
Hi Mark,
2010/5/22 Mark Sapiro m...@msapiro.net:
is there any tool or script to remove the moderator passwords from all
mailing lists? I've lost the plot on which lists have a moderation
password and which don't, so I'd love to reset all of them.
See the FAQ at http://wiki.list.org/x/MIBp. The
Florian Effenberger wrote:
2010/5/22 Mark Sapiro m...@msapiro.net:
is there any tool or script to remove the moderator passwords from all
mailing lists? I've lost the plot on which lists have a moderation
password and which don't, so I'd love to reset all of them.
See the FAQ at
Thanks to all for your comments; there is a clear consensus around Thunderbird.
To follow on, then, does anyone here have any experience with the
open-source version of Eudora, which is based on Thunderbird, and
uses the Penelope engine? I know it is still in Beta, but it would
be lovely to
Just had a very odd occurrence. I have a handful of users on moderation, for
various reasons.
I received a single moderation notice for one of them, and after reading the
user's text, went to the web site to approve it. There was only one message
there for approval. I approved the message, and
Michael Welch wrote:
I received a single moderation notice for one of them, and after reading the
user's text, went to the web site to approve it. There was only one message
there for approval. I approved the message, and it was sent -- but here's the
glitch: it got sent along with another
Hello guys..
is there a way to let the list owner or moderator to get an email telling him
that a message has been approved and distributed to the list ??
Thanks..
_
Hotmail:
is there a way to let the list owner or moderator to get an email telling
him that a message has been approved and distributed to the list ??
Um, can't s/he just subscribe to the list?
jik
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Hi,
I just did ./mailmanctl start, and I looked at the processes of the qrunner:
1 S mailman 29354 1 0 76 0- 2202 wait4 May24 ?00:00:00
/usr/bin/python ./mailmanctl start
0 S mailman 23035 29354 0 75 0- 2059 schedu 10:14 ?00:00:00
/usr/bin/python
Wang, Mary Y wrote:
It's using the python from the /usr/bin/ direcotry, but I wanted it to use
python from another directory - /opt/ActivePython-2.5/bin. How do I tell it to
do that?
Reconfigure and specify --with-python=/opt/ActivePython-2.5/bin/python
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Mark Sapiro m...@msapiro.net
Dear Mailman Guru's,
How can I prepend the body of each email with say:
**
DOJO Email Report 23 Feb 10:49:06 PST 2010 Message Number 18316
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 11:55:32AM -0700, Robert Khachikyan wrote:
How can I prepend the body of each email with say:
**
DOJO Email Report 23 Feb 10:49:06 PST 2010 Message Number 18316
On 05/24/10 23:48, Ted Targosz wrote:
Thank you very much... your advice appears to be spot on...
You are welcome.
I've added a header_check to my postfix configuration on my mailman
server to prune the headers from my internal gateway before they are
passed to mailman.
...
that appears
On 05/24/10 23:55, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
But pruning Received headers has the disadvantage that you can't
detect real loops caused by some bonehead with the list in his
.forward (or more likely a broken MTA config).
You are correct, that is a theoretical possibility.
But depending on
Robert Khachikyan wrote:
How can I prepend the body of each email with say:
**
DOJO Email Report 23 Feb 10:49:06 PST 2010 Message Number 18316
Grant Taylor writes:
Even if it was, we would be talking about a loop of what flows through
Mailman. And unless I am mistaken, I think Mailman has another header,
X-BeenThere: to detect this very problem.
Detect is one thing, fix is another.
Certainly it makes sense to cut out all but
Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Detect is one thing, fix is another.
Um, unless I'm mistaken, Mailman will not accept a message in to a
mailing list if the header exists and has the list in question listed in
said header.
In other words, that's Mailman's loop detection to make sure that a
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