Greg == Greg Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Greg On 04 December 2001, Tass Chapman said:
Is there a quicker way to remove members than the UI or the
remove_members tool? I can quickly use emacs to load and find
the email in the config.db, but I am not sure of the syntax and
Nissley == Nissley Ron Nissley_Ron writes:
Nissley Forgive me for being a bit sarcastic but doesn't
Nissley preventing list members from unsubscribing reek of stone
Nissley age practices? No matter how closely related the members
Nissley are to the source of the mailing
Jon == Jon Carnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jon The browser connection manages to create the lock files but
Jon then it stops and refuses to authenticate. I'm fairly
Jon certain it is using an old cookie at this point.
Well, the obvious and pleasant solution is
1) reverse the
tdavis == tdavis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
tdavis What does this mean? Mailman owns the lockfiles.
Does it own the directory where they're being created? Or is that
what you mean by owns the lockfiles?
--
Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences http://turnbull.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp
Jon == Jon Carnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jon It would involve adding a preprocessor to the mailing list.
Jon For some folks that is easily accomplished (do-able in about
Jon four hours), but for folks who have never done it before, it
Jon can be a real time-sink to get up and
Paul == Paul Croft [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul Currently I see that I can veiw 30 subscribers at a
Paul time...is there anyway to view more?
I think you have to hack the source, but it's not hard. Probably you
don't need to, though.
Paul Is there a search feature for
Jon == Jon Carnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jon Take a look at the code. It's very easy to read and edit.
Not only that, but remarkably often the obvious change is the correct
one. So-o-o-o-o cool!
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Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences http://turnbull.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp
Barnaby == Barnaby Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Barnaby I am trying to configure a list or group of lists to
Barnaby exhibit the following behaviour, but have been having
Barnaby trouble:
Barnaby I run a list called 'discuss', which is a discussion list
Barnaby for
Barnaby == Barnaby Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Barnaby However you seriously underestimate the technophobia of
Barnaby my members!
Perhaps. I still think if they were given a chance to work with a
system that was crafted to work for them, instead of against them,
they would learn
Stephan == Stephan Uhlmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephan Is there another way to do such mass moderation? I tried
Stephan to move away the files in the data/ directory but then
Stephan Mailman complains about missing them, so I guess I have
Stephan to do it the Mailman way
Kai == Kai Schaetzl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kai So, put Approved: password in the first line or as a
Kai header. Note, this will be parsed away and NOT distributed to
Kai the list, don't worry!
Well, worry a little. It's cleartext, so unless you're using a VPN/
encrypted
Mark == Mark Sass [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mark mailman: |/var/mailman/mail/mailman post mailman
and the error message indicates that sendmail picked up the config
properly, too. So the only thing I can think of is that
/var/mailman/mail/mailman doesn't exist (seems like a
C == C L Etheridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
C In other words, an e-mail send to a list via Smartlist in the
C TO field has the name of the list NOT the e-mail address of
C the recipient.
Please note that not only do all mailing list servers do this, but
many users _depend_ on it to
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brad Hmm. If I am answering too many questions,
That deserves taking seriously, I think.
Brad then maybe it is time for me to leave.
But please don't leave!
The great majority of your posts are precise FAQ citations. This is
David == David Elias Sanchez Vasquez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David I did ask to my provider and they answered me this:
David Try it again and let me know- there is a setting that says
David how many one user can send per hour that was set to low for
David this list but I
Robert == Robert Echlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Robert Stuff I looked at:
Robert - 2004 mailman list messages.
Robert - google for discard mailman script
Robert - mailman faq (search for discard)
Robert - docs on www.list.org
Robert - bin/discard.py seems to require
Robert == Robert Echlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Robert That looks like an interesting solution. I'll make a note
Robert of it for next time.
Well, last I heard your server was still trying to create the page and
choking. This will solve that, because there is an index of pending
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brad I've been thinking about this a bit more. I can
Brad change the stock answer I give to the following:
This is a FAQ (Frequently Asked Question). Please search the
FAQ Wizard and the archives of
Robert == Robert Echlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Robert Stephen, I think what you call Newbie rudeness is NOT
Robert ignorance of the mores. It is simply not yet knowing the
Robert resources.
If you like. But that implies ignorance of the mores, as I understand
them. The FAQ and
macangels == [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
macangels I really get sick of Apple when they make a hullabaloo
macangels about woo-woo Open Source software and then ditch
macangels their clients with no support for it afterwards.
But this is exactly what open source is about: we support
martin == martin f krafft martin writes:
martin I want to create a listserv to allow folks to subscribe to
martin single bugs in the Debian BTS. Instead of creating the
martin 27 lists up front, I want them to be created as people
martin subscribe (if the list name matches a
Jan == Jan Kellermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jan If this customer send a mail to two lists in to:-field,
[...]
Jan The problem is, that the M$-server deletes one mail because
Jan they have the same rcpt and message-id.
If they have the same Message-ID, they're the same mail. RFC
Henry == Henry Olders [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Henry the message I'm trying to post comes from Mail 1.3.9, Mac
Henry OS 10.3.5, with mail preferences set to use plain text for
Henry message composition. I don't understand where the unicode
Henry is supposed to be coming from.
demo == demo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
demo I am not a coder and so cannot help I am afraid but may be
demo an upgrade would be to autogenerate an email with a series
demo of clickable links that generate emails that work with the
demo given addresses.
demo ... with
Maybe this option could be more precisely described as acknowledge
receipt by Mailman of each post to the member who posted it. I'm
afraid the cascade of prepositions is more confusing than the simpler
phrasing, though. I think the best solution is to just fix the German
translation.
Kai ==
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brad Well, by default, it doesn't ignore or hide the List-*
Brad headers, and turns them into proper clickable links. [...]
Brad This is all that needs to be done to properly
Brad implement the RFC.
If you think that's
Miles == Miles Waller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Miles The anonymous list correctly removes the details of who in
Miles the team sent the message, and replaces it with the lists
Miles email address. I have been asked to set this so that it is
Miles a specific name, rather than
Stewart == Stewart Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stewart scraping sound of soapbox being pulled up
Stewart I really, /really/ appreciate applications that build
Stewart into a single binary or a very few files, that can be
Stewart built on a (different) build and test host,
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brad If you can show us a cross-platform way to check for
Brad all the appropriate and necessary Python headers that would
Brad be required by Mailman, and would work regardless of where
Brad Python was installed, where Mailman
PeteBell == PeteBell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PeteBell Is there ANYWHERE a novice can get hand-holding
PeteBell step-by-step tutorials on all this stuff?
Yes ...
PeteBell Python, scripts, configs, mailman, MTAs, what the hell
PeteBell does it all mean?
... but they are not
Gary == Gary Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Gary In one of the previous posts (Allow members to send e-mail
Gary to another list) it was mentioned that intelligent spammers
Gary could monitor the output of a list and then spoof one of the
Gary subscribed addresses.
Gary I
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At 1:03 PM +0900 2004-11-30, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
AC_CHECK_HEADER(Python.h, , got_python_h=yes)])
if test $got_python_h != yes -a $os = linux; then
echo 'If you're on Linux, you have the binary distro no -devel
rpm bug
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wishful thinking. By allocating the headers to the devel
packages, they've already indicated that in their opinion it's
somebody else's problem.
Brad If that's the way they want to do business, they can
Brad get the
marioca == marioca marioca789 writes:
marioca if someone from France sets their messages to display in
marioca French, would a post from a subscriber in Brazil in
marioca Portuguese be automatically translated into French?
Translated, no. The Mailman preferred language settings
Darryl == Darryl Hamilton [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Darryl I'm wondering if there is a setting in mailman to send
Darryl mail out to members of a list in batches - for example
Darryl send 100, wait 30 seconds, send to the next 100, wait 30
Darryl seconds, and so on.
Darryl
Zain == Zain Memon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Zain I know for sure that the speakeasy email address is
Zain correct. I can get regular email on it.
Uh, what is your server's relation to speakeasy.net? I don't know
Postfix, but that virtual relay strongly suggests to me that they're
the
G == G James Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
G I would think that throttling is an MTA issue (in this case
G Exim). Given that the MTA will control the rate of ALL messages
G from the system, not just those that are generated by Mailman.
I agree with your analysis, but that may or
David == David Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David I know a Mailman user who is concerned about
David slow-connection subscribers, and for that reason wishes to
David strip attachments and truncate or refuse overlong messages.
David Does Mailman support inclusion of home-grown
Mark == Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mark Brad Knowles wrote:
At 3:15 PM -0500 2005-02-26, Les Schaffer wrote:
is there a way to alter pipelines for a specific subset of
lists on a Mailman list server?
No, not that I know of.
Mark All you have to do is
Mark == Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mark Someone has posted a message to the list with the Subject:
Mark encoded in the gb2312 (Chinese) character set. It appears
Mark your Python doesn't support this character set, but it also
Mark looks like the code in CookHeaders.py
roach == roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
roach Did this issue ever get solved? I'm getting and identical
roach error, but just using the standard OS X Server setup. It
roach was working fine for a bit, but now has stopped.
I don't know about Server, but on ordinary Mac OS X I see
kalin == kalin mintchev [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
kalin my point was/is that the 'members_posting_only' is supposed
kalin to be for members ONLY but it's not...
As I understand the word post it implies delivery to the list
members. So this option is doing what it says: preventing
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Now I want that these mails addressed to mailing lists are
deleted by mailman and not held for approval.
Brad It's better to do this before the message gets to
Brad Mailman. How you do that will depend on your MTA, your
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brad At 9:06 PM -0400 2005-04-19, kalin mintchev wrote:
what is not clear in the statement members_postings_only='yes'?
'yes' or 'only'? i guess i'm hanging on only. wouldn't you?
Brad The problem is that Mailman checks for
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brad Programmers tend to think that everyone else in the
Brad world is a programmer, and then are amazed when others are
Brad not capable of doing the things that they find so easy.
I only said it's a shame that this technique is
Thomas == Thomas Hochstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thomas Brad Knowles wrote:
No, bounces for a mailing list should not contain more than one
failed address, especially if it's a probe message -- those are
always sent out to just one specific user.
Thomas As far as I
Chuq == Chuq Von Rospach [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Chuq turn on personalization, and this problem goes away.
No contest; that's the best way to handle this.
Personalization did occur to me (vaguely), but I just assumed he wants
to stick with his current configuration. But on reflection, I
Remi == Remi Delon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Remi Thanks for the insight Michael... If a junk address is
Remi indeed all it takes to cause Mailman to hang then it's quite
Remi disapointing ...
It's not. I've never seen Mailman hang like that in more than 4
years, with versions
Forwarding to mailman-users, I can't do anything about this
Remi == Remi Delon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Remi Actually, you have [heard about it] ...
Remi
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2004-October/040344.html
Remi Looks like I'm not the only one with that
Larry == Larry Rosenman ler@lerctr.org writes:
Larry What do the logs say?
Don't you ever get tired of saying that? 0.5wink
We need to give admins web access to the logs, otherwise it's not
going to occur to them that they are available.
--
School of Systems and Information
Daevid == Daevid Vincent [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Daevid Aahh.. Okay. I guess I misunderstood what that checkbox
Daevid was for. Seems silly that one would have a choice for the
Daevid digests and not for regular emails.
You don't get a choice of HTML or not for digests. You get a
Larry == Larry Rosenman ler@lerctr.org writes:
Larry I keep forgetting that some of these folks don't know they
Larry exist.
Ah, that's no sin (heck, Brad was on _my_ case for assuming too much
expertise last week). I just meant that anything that you do more
than once is a candidate
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks for your comments!
Brad Since Mailman will work with a variety of MTAs and not
Brad all of them will use the same interface to allow you to look
Brad at this information (or provide any interface at all to
Brad allow
Meike == Meike Reichle [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Meike I would like my mailman sever to respond to commands given
Meike in the subject line, such as help or subscribe.
The modern practice is to have a separate address,
[EMAIL PROTECTED], for administrative commands.
Mailman will not be
Matt == Matt England [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Matt That's not my understanding. I've got /usr/lib/sendmail
Matt linked to a qmail gizmo, and it's been working for months
Matt now. It says so in the qmail docs.
Matt Is there something I'm missing?
Dan Bernstein is a very
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brad At 4:08 PM -0700 2005-05-20, John W. Baxter wrote:
If the sending MUA didn't encode it, it's an MUA error (this is
NOT a new RFC)--dated in 1997.
Brad Correct, but Mailman should be able to deal with this
Brad
Peter == Peter Schnitzler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
echo #!/bin/sh/home/sites/mytest
Peter when i try to do this i get the following error
Use single quotes:
echo '#!/bin/sh' /home/sites/www.afser.de/users/portal/mytest
--
School of Systems and Information Engineering
David == David Powell (YANQ) [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Life will be much easier for this kind of task if you upgrade to
Mailman 2.1.x; 2.1.6 is current.
David Here are the different regexp's that I've tried, none seem
David to work.
Really, you should invest in Jeffrey Friedl's book,
Mark == Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mark What do you consider a subscribe request? If you mean a
Mark message sent to the list posting address
Mark ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) with a subject or message body saying
Mark please subscribe me or something like that, then you can't
Andy == Andy Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Andy A plea to Redhat - if you are going to purloin mailman and
Andy do it with FHS then a file that accompanies the mailman
Andy distribution that explains how to do a manual build that
Andy conforms to the way RH does it would be
Mike == Mike Avery [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mike The key seems to be the line, admin(82489): UnicodeError:
Mike ASCII encoding error: ordinal not in range(128)
Since spammers (and Russians and Japanese for that matter) regularly
put non-ASCII into headers, I have to wonder if this is
Tiago == Tiago Cruz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tiago But, I would like only to use, by default in my mail
Tiago client: reply to - reply to my list reply to all -
Tiago reply to my list _and_ original destination
Tiago Its possible? I don't need control the Reply-to header...
Kai == Kai Hendry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kai Ideally there should be a mail or Web interface for this
Kai feature.
And ideally it would be provided by its users or their hosting companies.wink
Don't you think it's rather strange that you're unwilling to ask for
service from people
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brad At 2:59 PM -0500 2005-08-17, Stephen S Kelley wrote:
I'm running mailman 2.1.5 on fedora2 and the box has ample
resources. Are there any OS problems a 2GB?
Brad Dunno. But you'd be more likely to get an answer to
Mike == Mike Avery [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mike Looking at the archives to the mailing list, I've seen that
Mike different people have had this problem since 2003 in one
Mike form or another.
Actually, not. (See below.)
Mike Still, it seems Mailman should be able to handle
memmott == memmott @ HitCatcher.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
memmott A client of ours has a mailman list set up called
memmott [EMAIL PROTECTED] For some reason, when anybody posts to
memmott this list, the return address of the list comes across as
memmott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
John == John W Baxter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John But yes, 10 recipients known to Mailman is the limit as set
John up by the default value. Personally, I prefer a setting of
John 1 (I hate broadcasting addresses into a mailing list).
Does that actually work? Although 10 is too
Bill == Bill Moseley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bill On an old Debian Woody machine running mailmain 2.0.11
Bill Mailman rejects mail with an un-quoted name part that
Bill includes a dot.
Yup. According to RFC 2822's grammar, that's not an un-quoted
name part that includes a dot,
Bill == Bill Moseley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bill You know what's very odd? When they send mail directly to
Bill me their name includes the quotes.
Foo B. User [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bill When they send mail to the list then it's held and looking
Bill at the headers in the
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Im assuming they self delete after a while because clicking on
one of the link now indicates its not there.
Brad That implies that something else is going on. There
Brad is no standard cron job that I know of to clean out
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brad At 2:03 PM +0900 2005-09-28, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Why archivers don't use Message-Id for the URL, I don't know.
Brad Because some MUAs generate message-ids that are likely
Brad to collide.
Can we stop pandering
John == John W Baxter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John In addition, the Message-Id values would have to be
John filtered, if used as is, for URL-unfriendly characters
I don't think so. AFAIK, that was fixed about 2000 RFCs ago. When
used as URLs, conforming agents will URL-encode them.
Ivan == Ivan Fetch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ivan I'm confused as to why the unknown encoding is unknown -
Ivan can someone shed light on this?
Probably because some less-than-conformant agent put that literal
string in a Content-Type header. Try grepping the spool for
charset=unknown
Ivan == Ivan Fetch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ivan In your experience, has this stopped Mailman from
Ivan processing incoming messages? After soem further
Ivan investigation, I've seen these same errors take place, yet
Ivan Mailman continues processing messages. This makes
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brad At 10:46 PM -0700 2005-10-05, Xiaoyan Ma wrote:
Are there documentations on how the Mailman package is
organized? I am learning Python and would like to understand
how the Mailman package, modules are organized. I found
Mark == Mark A Lombardo Mark.A.Lombardo writes:
Mark I must be coming across as really thick and stupid.
Not at all, although it's maddening all around to run into this kind
of communication block. Mark S is usually very successful at
explaining but let me try from a somewhat different
Bernd == Bernd Petrovitsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Content-Type: header specifying charset=utf-8. For reasons I
don't understand, the HTML standard says the server provided
Content-Type: charset takes priority over that specified by an
HTML META tag.
Bernd I don't
Robin == Robin Rowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Robin There's nothing wrong with the subscribers email
Robin address. How do I tell mailman that our addresses is ok
You don't. The MTA (mail transfer agent, the program that actually
sends the mail over the Internet) at your ISP is telling
Mark == Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mark I have heard other reports of ISP's offering Mailman service
Mark and effectively restricting Mailman to 500 (or some number)
Mark of recipients per hour. I think this is ridiculous,
Mark deceptive and borders on fraudulent.
I
Robin == Robin Rowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Robin We're trying, but my ISP doesn't seem to understand what's
Robin wrong.
Are _they_ sympathetic, and genuinely trying to help?
Robin Is there a way I can add an email address of my own that
Robin will definitely be at the end
Mark == Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mark Robin Rowe wrote:
Dumb question, but I want to make sure I understand: if I turn
off bounce processing what happens when there's a bounce?
Mark The bounce email is discarded and no action is taken.
Does mailman retry in this
Lars == Lars Lystrup Christensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lars I want to setup mailman to run lists for several domains,
Lars some of them running the same list names.
This is a known restriction in MM 2.1. You need to run separate
instances of mailman for that.
See
John == John Poltorak [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John How do I configure a Mailman list for a website which is
John Zope based?
John I guess some entries in Apaches configuration file need to
John distinguish between Zope based pages and Apache pages for a
John given virtual
Xabier == Xabier Guitián [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Xabier What happens if... you kill python after 'theorically'
Xabier shutting down the mailman correctly?
The python process stops, dead.wink
Xabier Is this a problem to the possible mails that were being
Xabier processed?
Ben == Ben Ostrowsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ben As you may remember from our last thrilling episode, I've
Ben upgraded from 2.1.4 to 2.1.5. Our users are trying to send
Ben messages that are being held for review, which is fine. But
Ben when we try to release the messages,
Ben == Ben Discoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ben Wow. I had no idea at all that it was possible to run Apache
Ben _inside_ Cygwin. The Apache website directs Windows people
Ben to just install and run, so the alternate route is not well
Ben known.
You might want to just take a
Eric == Eric S Johansson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
List admins don't receive the bounces. The system does. There
are many examples of groups of multiple list admins all
managing the same mailing lists, and having absolutely no
problems whatsoever with this method.
Eric
Thomas == Thomas von Hassel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thomas Hi i have a mailman 2.1.6 installation on freebsd 4.9
Thomas Many of the msgs. to my lists are beging shunted with this
Thomas error:
Thomas Uncaught runner exception: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte
Thomas 0xe6
William == William F Hill, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
William I have asked this question in the past and still cannot
William find a simple, layman's way of getting my membership list
William downloaded.
One way: Go to the list information page using your web browser. It
usually has
Matt == Matt Gostick [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Matt I have installed Mailman in hopes of using it as a type of
Matt 'notification' system. For example, a user subscribes to
Matt the list, and after subscribing I can send him/her an email
Matt notifiying them an event that
Jim == Jim Popovitch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jim I guess we just see system administration from different
Jim angles, I prefer communication to silence.
Of course. So does everybody. Specifically, so do the crackers.
Jim Barry/Tokio/Mark: Folks, yesterday we were informed of a
Jim == Jim Popovitch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jim Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
5. Security patches are asynchronous, like earthquakes, they
happen when they happen.
Jim Very bad analogy. Hurricanes would be better. There is
Jim plenty of potential for user-base warning
Jim == Jim Popovitch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jim Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Oh, if you prefer windstorms, hurricane is a bad analogy. Far
more accurate is tornado.0.1 wink
Jim Hurricane is the most accurate analogy, because with
Jim hurricanes nobody knows about them
Jim == Jim Popovitch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jim Hi all, I've been looking into TMDA (http://tmda.net) and got
Jim to wondering if something like this (or a subset of it)
Jim should be incorporated into Mailman.
There was a thread about this in the fairly recent past, perhaps it
Jim == Jim Popovitch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jim She was asking a very important question about something that
Jim was already public.
What important question? It's an easy to execute exploit (in fact, it
occasionally happens due to ordinary mail, that's why it was found and
fixed
Jim == Jim Popovitch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jim BTW, just who are the members of mailman-security?
It's a self-selecting group, though not a terribly secret one; I
believe the membership of that list has been described, if not
explicitly listed, in the past. But I know Barry well enough
Brad == Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brad You can't write your own HTML there, so no click
Brad here type language is going to work.
Strictly speaking, this depends on the MUA, too. In the message I'm
replying to Gnus added no less than 16 clickable items, including
Mark == Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm developping a web site for an association, and I wonder to
know if they are any remote MailMan command which would enables
me to manage user subscribion automatically.
The Association's Web site has a securized interface for
Tom == Tom Grundy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tom Hello - we would like to be able to specify plain vs MIME (on
Tom a user-by-user basis) for regular non-digest delivery.
Tom 'option plain' only lets you set the user-by-user option when
Tom digests are on.
The plain text option
jam == John A Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
jam I have read many mailing lists as newsgroups on Gmane for
jam several years and have been unaware of missing anything
jam substantial from a subscribed list.
You may not be missing anything, but I missed at least one of your
posts,
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