What is the numerical MAIL_GID for postfix? 'make options' used to give
that number but it isnt anymore.
michael
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Could somebody explain me those errors?
it seem a digest-sending error...
i don't know wath is shunting.
sometimes my list get blocked, and stops sending messages, i don't know
why...
thanks
Sep 30 01:58:42 2003 (8287) SHUNTING:
1064879920.485554+1f3257711ef626ea6713a74e
aa7db53845d4665e
Sep
On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 07:41, Michael Sharp wrote:
What is the numerical MAIL_GID for postfix? 'make options' used to give
that number but it isnt anymore.
michael
As I understand it, Postfix will run the CGI's as the user/group that
owns the alias file (as long as it isn't root). So
Hiya!
Would it be to much to ask for a language specific request?
Both I and my users think a function to post different messages to different
users depending of their language choice would be great!
F.x. I run a news/info list that both English and Swedish users are hooked
up to, if I write an
MS == Michael Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
MS What is the numerical MAIL_GID for postfix? 'make options' used to give
MS that number but it isnt anymore.
You don't need to use a numeric GID, you can use the group name.
If you're using the postfix integration with Mailman, then I'd suggest
Hi all,
I'm no linux expert myself, but I've got some questions.
I'm looking for a mailinglistmanager which can manage mailinglist for up to
100.000 addresses.
Furthermore it's gotta run on a Cobalt machine running Linux.
I also am looking for info about installation times, system impact, use
Hello all,
I'm hoping someone can point me into a direction that will allow me to
rebuild a mailing list that I created about 3 months ago that got
corrupt last night. Quick story and then the question.
Story:
Having a weird problem where my HDD (linux) goes into read only. when
this
I have two lists, each with 20,000 names on them. The algorithm Mailman
uses, to create the list e-mail output, is to say the least inefficient.
There was a program that was used in conjunction with Majordomo called
Bulk-mailer which did a tremendous job.
In effect, it bundled addresses
On Tue, Sep 30, 2003 at 03:25:13PM +0200, Anders Norrbring wrote:
Would it be to much to ask for a language specific request?
Both I and my users think a function to post different messages to
different
users depending of their language choice would be great!
F.x. I run a news/info
Wayne Spivak wrote:
I have two lists, each with 20,000 names on them. The algorithm Mailman
uses, to create the list e-mail output, is to say the least inefficient.
There was a program that was used in conjunction with Majordomo called
Bulk-mailer which did a tremendous job.
In effect, it
I just updated from 2.1.2 to 2.1.3. On one of my lists, I can not get
the List Moderator passwd to work.
I can change the List Admin, and that works, but no matter what type of
passwd I use, the Moderator pw will not validate.
The Site pw works just fine.
Any ideas?
Hello:
I would like to change the tranformation of email addresses from username at
domain.com to username at domain dot com like php.net. Is there one function in a
particular file that performs the transformation?
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Hello,
I just rename the listname and run /var/mailman/bin/arch ae ... and have the
following error:
# ./arch ae
..
Updating HTML for article 518
Updating HTML for article 520
Updating index files for archive [2003-September]
Date
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ./arch, line
Is this the correct address for support questions? Otherwise, is there a forum or
support list that I can post a question to?
My problem is that email posts sent to my mailing lists do not show the header and
footer in the received email. I have tried mailing with the default setting in
(Please cc me in on reply as I am no longer a list member)
I'm running MailMan 2.1.2 here at my site. Lately, many of my digested
list owners have been whining^hcommenting on how the message header with
information on the list gets inserted into the message text before all the
digested messages
Hi there,
I've created a monster - I moved people from an announcement only list
run by a different script to Mailman with posting privilege - and people
started screaming! I guess some people don't want to see other postings.
How do I set the Mailman so only I have posting privilege?
I'd
I have two lists, each with 20,000 names on them. The algorithm Mailman
uses, to created the list e-mail, is inefficient.
There was a program that was used in conjunction with Majordomo called
Bulk-mailer which did a tremendous job.
In effect, it bundled addresses based on domain name, and
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 02:25 pm, Anders Norrbring wrote:
Hiya!
Would it be to much to ask for a language specific request?
Both I and my users think a function to post different messages to
different
users depending of their language choice would be great!
F.x. I run a news/info
Ha ha! Sorry about that... I hadn't had my morning coffee yet. I'm glad
it was helpful though!
Take care - Jon Carnes
On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 12:23, John Shane wrote:
Well, you could probably already see this coming but I thought I'd write
anyway to say I found the message, followed your
What is the numerical MAIL_GID for postfix? 'make options' used to give
that number but it isnt anymore.
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Michael Sharp ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
What is the numerical MAIL_GID for postfix? 'make options' used to give
that number but it isnt anymore.
I'm still confused about MAIL_GID
cd /usr/ports/mail/mailman
make options
make MAIL_GID=mailman install clean
after that I got:
RuntimeError:
The rights on the file /usr/local/mailman/data/aliases are not set
properly. Try setting the file rights to 666 and see if the error goes
away. Then you can tighten the rights up further
This is discussed in exhausting detail in the archives.
Jon Carnes
On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 13:09, Dikshie
you can use the strings utility on the existing (but corrupt) files
and see if there is any valuable ascii information in the sections of
the file that are not corrupt. Segments of the user list crop up in the
database several times so you might be able to resurrect your list that
way. Painful,
Can I send message with Word attachments to a Mailman list? If so, what
settings to I need to enable?
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On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 10:30, Pieter Smelt wrote:
Hi all,
I'm no linux expert myself, but I've got some questions.
I'm looking for a mailinglistmanager which can manage mailinglist for up to
100.000 addresses.
Mailman has not problems with that - assuming you have some RAM to give
it to
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Will Howard wrote:
I would like to change the tranformation of email addresses from username
at domain.com to username at domain dot com like php.net. Is there one
function in a particular file that performs the transformation?
I think (well,
d == dikshie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
d cd /usr/ports/mail/mailman
d make options
d make MAIL_GID=mailman install clean
d after that I got:
d RuntimeError: command failed: /usr/local/sbin/postalias
/usr/local/mailman/data/aliases (status: 1, Operation not permitted)
make sure
I have uploaded updated files to sourceforge for the following patches
and bugs I maintain, which include my Mailman-HTdig integration
patches. You can reach them through:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=103
Mailman - Patches
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My organization recently switched from Majordomo to Mailman. We are *very*
happy with the change to say the least.
One of my list owners needs to get a list of all subscribers for a
particular list and she needs to do this frequently. She does not have shell
access to the box running Mailman. With
Hi,
I have a problem whit the admin emailadress of a mailman list.
The list used to use Mailman version 2.0.13
The admin emailadress of the mailing list we used for exernall
communication, for questions of visitors and for a press relase.
So it is a important adress.
The list software is now
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Rob Day wrote:
I was about to set up a cron job to email her the list of subscribers
weekly, but I thought I'd check with this list first. Is there a Mailman
equivalent for the Majordomo command who? Thanks.
There is, but it's confusingly named
Add a new aliases for each list:
listname-admin: listname-owner
Enjoy!
Jon Carnes
On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 16:59, Walter Vermeir wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem whit the admin emailadress of a mailman list.
The list used to use Mailman version 2.0.13
The admin emailadress of the mailing
I am getting the following error, any ideas? I am using 2.1.1 mailman and
postfix. postfix works fine but
can not send to any of the lists. I am using
/var/lib/mailman/data/aliases and have added it to /etc/postfix/main.cf as
hash:/var/lib/mailman/data/aliases. I ran check_perms, and
Hi, all. Sorry to disturb you with this, as I know you have already been
addressing these issues, both in your FAQ and on this list.
I am just a novice graphic designer trying to create an announcement-only
mailing list for a ministry site. Mailman is part of CPanel, which is what
my site's
On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 16:59, Rob Day wrote:
My organization recently switched from Majordomo to Mailman. We are *very*
happy with the change to say the least.
One of my list owners needs to get a list of all subscribers for a
particular list and she needs to do this frequently. She does not
It's trying to deliver mail to a local user (or mailbox) called staff,
and it's not finding one.
Looks like you have an error in your aliases file (or in one of the
postfix config files). Grep for the word staff in your aliases files
and see if you've got it sitting alone (separated by spaces or
You should be able to send those to a list no problem, so long as the
attachment doesn't exceed the maximum allowed size (max_message_size in
general options), or break any filter rules you may have set. If
someone is receiving digests in plain format, then the attachment will
be scrubbed and
You guessed correctly - the instructions are for folks who admin the
server. Unfortunately it is rare for a person using CPanel to have real
administrative access to their server.
Now, it is possible for the real admin of the server to give you access
to your lists so that you could actually
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 01:58 PM, Richard Barrett wrote:
I have uploaded updated files to sourceforge for the following patches
and bugs I maintain, which include my Mailman-HTdig integration
patches. You can reach them through:
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