[Mailman-Users] Weird Triple post problems

2003-08-01 Thread Heather J. Lubinsky 
I have an earthlink user.  She belongs to several of our lists but one of
our lists - gives her 3 posts.  I recently had her unsubscribe and subscribe
a hotmail account - she had no problems.  So she resubscribed and she even
received 3 confirmation requests.  When she gets the posts whether digest or
standard she gets 3 of them - but only with the one list.  At first I
thought it was at her end like downloading problems - but it is always 3 and
only with this one list.  I mean even her confirmation to subscribe was 3 of
them.  She has sent me the emails and they are all identical.

No one else on the list seems to have this problem - does anyone have any
ideas of log files to check or anything that might account for this?

Like I said it is only this one user on this one list even the user doesn't
have problems on our other lists and they are identical setups (at least I
think they are)

Oh and originally it was NOT happening to her when she signed up but at one
point she started getting the problem it has never gone away and it is with
EVERY post from ONLY that list.

Even having her unsubscribe for 3 weeks and using another account did not
work.

Heather Lubinsky
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Re: [Mailman-Users] So far, I'm very disappointed with Mailman

2003-07-05 Thread Heather J. Lubinsky 
I just wanted to say - once you get mailman set up and running - it should
not need any babysitting.
I have run Lsoft's Listserv, Majordormo, and about 10 different list servers
and this one - once you get the kinks from your system worked out is the
most flexible and the best.

I have also been thrilled with the help I have gotten on this list.  I
currently run an older version because the server I am on uses an older
version of python - but one of my friends runs the newer version and said
for the first few weeks she had to work like a dog getting the bugs out and
doing little fixes but with help from this list - she is now running like
me - no  worries.

And I am rather tough (at least I think so) on the list server:
(see my stats that a few members helped me create at
http://www.pcolist.org/report.html)
also with a bit of help and learning how to tweak things I have simplified
many things that used to take me a lot of time - we change headers and
footers a lot and that used to be a pain but using the same type of idea
that was given to me for the list statistics I was able to change all of the
list headers and footers by just editing a text file and then running a
command - 1 minute later everything is all set.

Our lists are mostly discussion lists and we have both fully moderated and
moderated only by email address lists and it makes it a snap.  I am the
sever admin and I spend maybe 1 hour a month researching addresses or a
wacky problem and the list admin who moderates and handles all list problems
says real list problems only take her 2-3 hours a month and the rest are our
user problems.

And our focus is dealing with women in crisis - most are not even computer
literate - so we really feel this list software is worth it - and it is
FREE!

Anyway - thanks for all those who have helped in the past and will help in
the future and for a great product that to a newbie linux user isn't all
that bad.

Heather Lubinsky
Director of Operations, PCOSA

- Original Message - 
From: Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: SysAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 04, 2003 9:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] So far, I'm very disappointed with Mailman


At 7:51 PM -0700 2003/07/04, SysAdmin wrote:

  Anyone have a better mailing list tool than Mailman that you can
  recommend? I'd like to have something that I don't have to babysit so
  much. As much as I hate to do it, I might just have to go back to
  Majordomo (it has much better documentation, too). Sigh.

I've been administering mail systems for over ten years.  I've
also been administering mailing lists for about that long.  I've used
majordomo, and we've recently upgraded to mailman 2.1.2 on the
mailing lists I'm now administering.

I can tell you, with some authority, that mailman is many orders
of magnitude better than majordomo, with more features, and easier
and more flexible to manage, both for people who are old hands at
mailing list administration and people who have never done it before
in their life.


I really don't want to begin to contemplate what would be
necessary for us to switch back to majordomo.


Now, if you want to get some help with mailman, provide us more
information about your configuration and just what exactly is not
working well, and maybe we can help.  Otherwise, you're wasting your
time and ours.

-- 
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They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
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Re: [Mailman-Users] Changing list name - any scripts or utilities?

2003-03-06 Thread Heather J. Lubinsky 
Thanks!!! The perl script works!
I am just learning perl and all of this stuff so I didn't have a clue how to
do a script to change something in the files.
You have now cut my job down from over 1 hour a list to about 10 minutes a
list.

Thank you!

Heather


From: Todd
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] Changing list name - any scripts or utilities?
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 14:06:28 -0800



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Heather J. Lubinsky wrote:
 The only thing it doesn't seem to change is the more info on this list
 link

I just tried this and it worked fine for me.  I'll detail the steps I took
and perhaps you'll notice something you have done differently that would
account for the different behavior you're getting.

$ ~mailman/bin/newlist newname [EMAIL PROTECTED] password
$ cd ~mailman/archives/private
$ cp oldname.mbox/oldname.mbox newname.mbox/newname.mbox
$ ~mailman/bin/arch newname

I then checked the list archive page and the link appears to be correct.

 Anyone have any ideas how to change the more info on this list link
other
 than edited EVERY html archive file?

Even this wouldn't be a big deal.  You could use a quick perl command to do
this:

$ cd ~mailman/archives/private/newname
$ perl -pi -e 's|listinfo/oldname|listinfo/newname|g' `find . -name
'*.html'`

I don't know though if you do this whether or not subsequent archives will
get created right or not.  Something like the method above would be better.

Of course, it would be handy to wrap all of this into a quick script to
rename a list.  Surely someone else has already done this.  Anyone have a
pointer to the archives where this might have already been answered? :)

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Changing list name - any scripts or utilities?

2003-03-05 Thread Heather J. Lubinsky 
The only thing it doesn't seem to change is the more info on this list
link

I don't have any problems with google and such because everything is private
and there are no links.

Anyone have any ideas how to change the more info on this list link other
than edited EVERY html archive file?


Heather
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Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 12:11 PM
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] Changing list name - any scripts or utilities?


On Wed, 2003-03-05 at 14:05, Todd wrote:
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 Heather J. Lubinsky wrote:
  Has anyone written a script that will go through and change a name in
the
  archives (ie look for a certain string like a link to the information
page)
  and change it to the new name.

 Wouldn't running ~mailman/bin/arch to recreate the archives from the lists
 mbox work?

 The mbox file should be in ~mailman/archives/private/listname.mbox

That should work, although you would still have the problem that list
archive links referenced from Google and other web pages would be messed
up.  I'd consider adding RewriteRule's to the web server to force all
references to the old lists to switch to the new list name.

--Jeremy


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[Mailman-Users] Another error - Services unavailable

2003-02-28 Thread Heather J. Lubinsky 
Any idea why this would be happening?
I wonder if something is wrong with my server
Mailman 2.0.8 and Linux  apache
Heather

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[Mailman-Users] MSN and Hotmail

2003-02-28 Thread Heather J. Lubinsky 
I have had problems before with my mailing lists sending to MSN and Hotmail
but never this bad - it has been going on for several days now -
occasionally some messages get through but most come back with the
information at the end of this message.  From the same server I have sent
messages to my hotmail account to check it and they come through fine but
the list mail does not.  Is there some setting I could set on mailman v
2.0.8 that would fool hotmail into thinking its not bulk mail or something.
Any other ideas?

Heather Lubinsky
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[Mailman-Users] Re: MSN and Hotmail

2003-02-28 Thread Heather J. Lubinsky 

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From: Heather J. Lubinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: MSN and Hotmail


I have had problems before with my mailing lists sending to MSN and Hotmail
but never this bad - it has been going on for several days now -
occasionally some messages get through but most come back with the
information at the end of this message.  From the same server I have sent
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the list mail does not.  Is there some setting I could set on mailman v
2.0.8 that would fool hotmail into thinking its not bulk mail or something.
Any other ideas?

Heather Lubinsky
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Re: [Mailman-Users] Another error - Services unavailable

2003-02-28 Thread Heather J. Lubinsky 
Actually my list users are getting their email and everything seems to be
working but all of the sudden (I have had these lists running on the server
for about a year) I started getting these messages from the server.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is receiving them and they only seem to be about
the -admin accounts.  I have never had a problem with our servers before and
it started yesterday at 1:45pm.  I thought maybe the server needed a reboot
and did a reboot and then deleted the lock files and everything was running
but the errors still came in.  I cannot figure out what the message is that
is supposed to be going to the -admin accounts as we are getting messages
that are sent to just the -admin accounts and the subscribe and unsubscribe
notices along with the pending emails to be approved - so we are not sure
what is causing this - I tried looking in the error files and I just can't
see anything.

Heather
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 On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 03:36, Heather J. Lubinsky wrote:
  Any idea why this would be happening?
  I wonder if something is wrong with my server
  Mailman 2.0.8 and Linux  apache
  Heather
 
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Another possibility is that sendmail was built with tcpwrap support and
thus sendmail is being restricted by tcpwrappers (/etc/hosts.{allow,deny}

Can the sender mconnect (telnet yourhost 25)?

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[Mailman-Users] Changing a list name

2002-09-05 Thread Heather J. Lubinsky 

I need to change the name of a list --but I do not know how.

Does anyone know how?

I am on mailman v2.0.8

Heather Lubinsky
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[Mailman-Users] Creating reports

2002-07-14 Thread Heather J. Lubinsky 

I was wondering if anyone has had any luck creating reports - either
web-based or through the command line..

Here is what I am looking for -- I noticed that in the roster you can see
how many digest and non digests you have -- is there a way to create a
script or something that can add the numbers together or go through the
lists.

We have about 60 lists and 10,000 people -- Every month I need to report how
many on each list.

Anyway thanks.

Heather



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