Clean Air [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way to mass-UNsubscribe users from the system? I handle
at least 50 unsubscribe requests a week, and it's not fun to do it
one at a time.
~/bin/remove_members
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Detlef Neubauer
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It may have been discussed in the past, but wouldn't it also be a neat
idea to include this feature on the web interface?
On Friday, October 19, 2001, at 03:28 PM, Detlef Neubauer wrote:
Clean Air [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way to mass-UNsubscribe users from the system? I handle
Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 18 October 2001 08:33 am, Paul Flint wrote:
What should I try now?
I don't have to run the commands in bin through the interpreter with Mandrake
8. Tried just doing ./rmmlist? If not, maybe I could try sending you my
file.
Nope. something else is
OK,
we have some people subscribed to a list (a list with some 5,000 people on
it)... and they can't remember what email address they used to subscribe
to the list so that they can unsubscribe themselves. They write and ask
me to just search for any subscribers from 'thisdomian.com'... in these
Thank you for your reply. I did try that and it worked. Not sure why,
since the mail GID is not 60001, but stranger things have happened.
So, I got version 1.1 working. Then I upgraded to version 2.0.6. I only
had one test list, so it was not a big operation. I simply ran the
configuration with
Jon (and all other Mailman-Friends),
this morning i thougth that i have solved this problem, but after a
telephone call i know that my customer means something other:
This is the original Header:
Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
appears in Outlook as
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; im Auftrag von;
On 19 October 2001, Joshua S. Freeman said:
I noticed in /mailman/bin a script called 'find_member' but I don't 'read'
python and don't know if that's some kind of utility to do what I'm trying
to do.
You don't have to read Python, just English. Running find_member
without arguments gives a
Thanks Greg...
I was reluctant to run the script until I knew what it did and what
parameters it took.. I guess I didn't give the creators of mailman
enough credit and for that I am truly sorry!
cheers,
J.
On Fri, 19 Oct 2001, Greg Ward
wrote:
On 19 October 2001, Joshua S. Freeman said:
I
On Fri, 19 Oct 2001 11:00:40 -0400 (EDT)
Joshua S Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, we have some people subscribed to a list (a list with some
5,000 people on it)... and they can't remember what email address
they used to subscribe to the list so that they can unsubscribe
themselves.
On Fri, 19 Oct 2001 18:04:50 +0200
Bart Frackiewicz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jon (and all other Mailman-Friends), this morning i thougth
that i have solved this problem, but after a telephone call i know
that my customer means something other:
This is the original Header:
Sender:
Is there a way that I can download a copy of all my members email addresses
so I can transfer them to a different program on a different server?
Thanks
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Hm. Do folks not know of the existence of the bin directory, or are they
frightened of it? I suppose I use the same methods of evaluating and exploring
software that I do when playing that minefield game... make your best guess,
and then click on it and see if it blows up...
Jeremy: cd to
On Fri, 19 Oct 2001 15:17:52 -0500
Jeremy Luebke - RockHosting.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way that I can download a copy of all my members email
addresses so I can transfer them to a different program on a
different server?
~/bin/list_members
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Hm. All I did was give him what he asked for, not perhaps what he really needed.
Guess I've caught admin's disease after all. :-) Thanks for sharing this handy
tidbit...
=)
Amanda
Mark T. Valites wrote:
Ah, but if you want to preserve the preferences, settings, and archives
from a previous
I'd like to use demime or stripmime with Mailman 2.0.6 and
exim 3.33, so I'll need to have a pipe transport set up.
Can someone who is doing this send me their exim config?
thank you.
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System Administrator
Yeah, but I'm not entirely sure precisely where the file originated. I have it
pinned to my corkboard right over my head, and it says Mailman Site Administration
Documentation at the top. Anybody remember where it came from? heh
=)
Amanda
Joshua S. Freeman wrote:
Are all of those utilities
Again, this is something that will have to be done on the email client.
Mailman does not affect this. As an example, your name shows up in my
Outlook as:
Bart Frackiewicz
and the header information in the email is:
From: Bart Frackiewicz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mailman did not change this. This
Alright, I tracked down the problem and found out it had nothing to do with mailman.
But in case someone has the same problem I'll post it (even though it's really really
embarassing). Okay, I should I have been able to figure it out, it happened for no
obvious reason, was just sitting there.
This is a summary of the mailman commands available via the console in
~mailman/bin/
===
add_members: add regular or digested users to a list.
arch: rebuild a mailing list's archives.
check_db: check a mailing list database for corruption.
check_perms: check the permissions on the Mailman
This seems like an interesting thing to do...
Looking into dumping that implicit mail instead of letting it pile up it
seems a bit more complex than editing the SpamDetect.py module.
Mailman runs mail through the following pipeline of modules (in order):
'SpamDetect',
'Approve',
Hi, i run my web site at a hosting provider, i have a shared account so i
don't have root access to my Red Hat server. My hosting company uses Mailman
and i would like to be able to customize the messages sent to the user when
he/she subscribe, i mean the confirmation message, and also customize
I checked all the processes and the only ones given to mailman is
/usr/bin/python -S /home/mailman/cron/qrunner, so I cleared out the
processes and still get the bug message. I've tried it on 3 different
computers each with different browsers, but I tried it with netscape 4.7 and
it still gives
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