Hi,
I have modified quite a bit of mailman, especially templates and added
CSS support within HTML pages. I was wondering if I upgraded from
mailman 2.1.1 to 2.1.2, what actually changes, and will my site get
messed up, even just a little. This is an live server running for a
large customer. I
On Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at 07:52 AM, CARTER Anthony wrote:
Hi,
I have modified quite a bit of mailman, especially templates and added
CSS support within HTML pages. I was wondering if I upgraded from
mailman 2.1.1 to 2.1.2, what actually changes, and will my site get
messed up, even just a
Are you using the alias files autogenerated for postfix?
I had to chown the {MAILMAN ROOT}/data/aliases and {MAILMAN
ROOT}data/aliases.db files to nobody.nobody and everything seems to work
ok.
On a side note, the /etc/mail/aliases seems to take precedence over the
mailman aliases, so if you
Richard Barrett writes:
These files are actually created from the template file
$prefix/templates/en/htdig_conf.txt
If that file has been corrupted then all per-list htdig conf files
subsequently created would also be damaged.
That file is OK. I wondered what the 5 lists with good
Rob,
Did you try ./list_members -a listname?
This is just another command line script, used by humans or their
scripts, but which is not used by Mailman AFAIK.
I have to admit I don't know exactly what you mean by gone to one of my
mailing lists. It sounds like maybe you want to change the
Paul,
1) The instructions are wrong, as you noticed. The only difference
between -a/--all and nothing is the full name of the user being included
and the email address in . The regular/digest and nomail option are
displayed either way.
I suppose if there are no full names input (say you
On Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at 01:12 PM, Kaja P. Christiansen wrote:
Richard Barrett writes:
These files are actually created from the template file
$prefix/templates/en/htdig_conf.txt
If that file has been corrupted then all per-list htdig conf files
subsequently created would also be damaged.
Dear All,
I'm trying to run a simple mailing list so that people can sign up to
receive news related to my career as a musician. I would like it to be
simple enough that my grandmother could sign up for it if she wanted to.
Right now, it is a mess - the very first person who signed up, who
Sorry, if this has been discussed before.
I see that I can add a new user singly with an optional name field, but I
can not see where it can be done with the mass add function. Is there a way
to parse the email address, optional names on a mass add?
Thanx,
Chuck
Hi
I installed the mailman for a big server in my university.
the mail server of de university has 1800 accounts.
I want to install an imap server with squirrelmail because this have
others features and it is posible access with pine.
My users use webmail and pine simulteneously.
Is posible
dear mailman-users,
i thought mailman is a real stable mailing-list software. though, i
switched all the lists of my users from majordomo to mailman caused of
security-reasons.
now, i do have 2 big problems:
1st - some mails (i do not really found out, wich ones, but i think they
are
Jason K. Brandt wrote:
Hi,
I am having problems getting mailman setup on a server using sendmail
as the mail server. This is a Redhat 9 machine, and is pretty much a
default install, besides the fix for the bug from the default redhat
install. So mailman comes up and runs, I can setup
Chuck,
There are several methods that will work.
I just use one:
Persons Name First and Last email-address
It will pretty much put all the text in front of the email address in
the Full Name field. I have several members like John and Sue Johnson
that work just fine.
Chuck Basford wrote:
sorry, subject missing. resent.
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Hi,
thanks John, I have tested your code, but I face with a problem of python.
I didn't know python, I search but I didn't find, here is what happen:
at line 79 (from email.Utils import commaaddr)
this generate an error:
Hi,
thanks John, I have tested your code, but I face with a problem of python.
I didn't know python, I search but I didn't find, here is what happen:
at line 79 (from email.Utils import commaaddr)
this generate an error:
# list_members.DeCarlo test
Traceback
This sounds like an interesting opportunity to get some more Mailman
exposure. I won't be able to attend, but if any of our UK or Euro
friends are planning to, would you be willing to volunteer a little time
at the booth? If so, please let me and Brian know (I don't know what
all is involved,
Let me say that i don't manage or host any lists. I am,
however, a member of several lists. As a member of mailing
lists i have a suggestion for a feature that would, i think,
be of benefit to list members an non-members.
As a member of several developer/support lists I often see
postings from
Hi,
I am having problems getting mailman setup on a server using sendmail as
the mail server. This is a Redhat 9 machine, and is pretty much a
default install, besides the fix for the bug from the default redhat
install. So mailman comes up and runs, I can setup lists, but when
sending to the
Chuck,
There have been discussions on this list about working with a database -
you might try going to the archives and searching on MySQL.
I believe Barry mentioned that this is part of the plan for Mailman 3.
Chuck Basford wrote:
Thank you very much John. It worked like a champ! I am
You do not say what version of Mailman you are running.
Were you to be running MM 2.1.2 you would find the following list
configuration options, which if set as indicated would lead to a user
being subscribed without having to respond to or indeed receive any
emails except the subsequent
I caved. Jason Buscema gave me the answer to the problem with the RPM
version of mailman. I re-installed it and added the 2 lines to make
mailman know what user/group to use. Everything is peachy keen.
I have 2 problems. First, in the auto-respond message I get when
subscribing as a new
John DeCarlo wrote:
1) The instructions are wrong, as you noticed. The only difference
between -a/--all and nothing is the full name of the user being included
and the email address in . The regular/digest and nomail option are
displayed either way.
If I actually read what you wrote rather
Yes, I'm sure I misunderstood since I may not have gotten the original question
that you answered.
I was hoping for a subscriber's list function including names that could be
browsed from the listinfo page. I've never really understood why it's not
there in the first place; I've never seen the
At 5:30 PM -0500 2003/07/21, Juan Nicolas Bernal Yhama wrote:
I installed the mailman for a big server in my university.
Great! Glad to hear it!
the mail server of de university has 1800 accounts.
I want to install an imap server with squirrelmail because this have
others features and it
Rob,
I can't help you with the web interface. The cgi-bin programs are not
plain text Python. Presumably they are compiled code, binaries.
Perhaps you could go to the sourceforge Mailman site and submit this as
an enhancement request.
Another alternative is to fiddle with the email who
Okay, I followed the FAQ on why mailman won't send email to users. The
big thing I noticed is that in /etc/passwd, the mailman account has a
default shell of /bin/false, is that supposed to be? Also, there's no
home folder for the mailman user, so I can't check on the cron jobs.
Should I assume
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Mark Haney wrote:
Okay, I followed the FAQ on why mailman won't send email to users. The
big thing I noticed is that in /etc/passwd, the mailman account has a
default shell of /bin/false, is that supposed to be?
I don't *think* that'll break
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Mark Haney wrote:
I caved.
D'oh! Good luck with it. :)
Jason Buscema gave me the answer to the problem with the RPM
version of mailman. I re-installed it and added the 2 lines to make
mailman know what user/group to use.
Hehe, nothing like
On Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at 06:02 PM, John DeCarlo wrote:
Rob,
I can't help you with the web interface. The cgi-bin programs are not
plain text Python. Presumably they are compiled code, binaries.
Not quite correct. The actual work of MM CGI programs is done by
regular Python scripts
I want to mass subscribe people that I have on another list. I want to just send them
an email with a link to subscribe( cutting out the confirmation email). These people
have already opted in to receive email from me.
Also, I noticed that when you mass subscribe a password is assigned. Can I
On Tue, Jul 22, 2003 at 05:03:34PM -0400, Rob Eckerson wrote:
I want to mass subscribe people that I have on another list. I want to
just send them an email with a link to subscribe( cutting out the
confirmation email). These people have already opted in to receive
email from me.
Since
We want to implement Mailman but we know nothing.
What do we need to do to put Mailman into production?
Can you point me in the right direction on all the steps necessary to use
this great tool?
Does GNU have a GUI?
HELP!
Anne Campbell
IT Manager
Swets Blackwell, Inc.
160 Ninth Avenue
'help'
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On Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at 09:53 PM, Anne Campbell wrote:
We want to implement Mailman but we know nothing.
What do we need to do to put Mailman into production?
1. A computer running some type of UNIX or UNIX-like (Solaris, Linux,
FreeBSD, MacOS X etc) operating system.
2. An MTA (such as
--On Tuesday, July 22, 2003 9:21 AM +0100 Rob Brandt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yes, I'm sure I misunderstood since I may not have gotten the original
question that you answered.
I was hoping for a subscriber's list function including names that could
be browsed from the listinfo page. I've never
First, please let me apologise if this topic has been covered here before;
I've just discovered this resource. I'm an amateur list/sysadmin; I've got
a home web/mail server, but I'm not a pro nor do I have a pro's knowledge.
I think I've got my system set up properly (Mailman 2.1.2), but there's
John DeCarlo wrote:
Another alternative is to fiddle with the email who command - a script
I posted earlier. Then by email you can get subscriber's full names.
I you really want it on a web page write the code to do that. The
commands can be run with a cron job and output to a file. If
No, not membership management, Roster page; i.e.:
http://domain.com/mailman/roster/listname
accesed by regular members (if that option is enabled) from the listinfo page
under (listname) Subscribers.
Rob
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--On Tuesday, July 22, 2003 9:21 AM +0100 Rob
Hello,
I want to install mailman with htdig integration.
And I patched mailman source by patches located in Source forge.
But after installation an error occuired and I can't create new list.
Any help?
Thank you,
Anar.Ch
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Don Levey wrote:
My web server is running on a non-standard port. Thus, any URL I use
appends the port number to the host name (http://www.domain.tld:7080). By
playing with the URL parameters in the mm_cfg.py file (copied from the
Defaults.py
Hello all,
I am a mailman newbie although I have been running mailing lists with
majordomo for about five years. I have community website and we run
about 30 lists. I have a dedicated RedHat Linux box running cpanel.
Recently the cpanel folx upgraded my cpanel and also my mailman (I
didn't know
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