Anyone have a simple example of using a regex in the ban_list setting?
Say I want to ban everyone from xyz.com and [EMAIL PROTECTED] from subscribing?
I tried ...
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
... but got an invalid value error.
I'm using MM 2.1.3
Thanks!
david
Red Hat 9.0 with Mailman using Postfix as the MTA, we've managed to flood the outbox
(whatever that is) with thousands of accidental messages that resulted from a series
of poor choices in the setup.
A nasty situation is upon us, sending out countless unintened (and unwanted) messages
in the
Has anyone worked out problems with getting mail through to AOL users? I
have some members of our lists that claim they are not getting our
messages, but they're also not returning bounced to Mailman. So I'm not
sure what to do. I suspect there are some kind of filtering options in AOL
and
Good morning--
Trying to get to mailman this morning, I get a stack trace
Traceback:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /var/mailman/scripts/driver, line 87, in run_main
main()
File /var/tmp/mailman-root/var/mailman/Mailman/Cgi/listinfo.py, line 42, in main
File
David I tried ...
David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David ... but got an invalid value error.
Try
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Well if the messages are coming from mailman, then you should stop
Mailmanctl, examine the messages, and then correct the problem.
service mailman stop
The messages will have the listname that generated them.
Note, that messages could also be generated by cron jobs, so you might
also need to
On Mon, Oct 13, 2003 at 11:31:57AM -0500, Skip Montanaro wrote:
David I tried ...
David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David ... but got an invalid value error.
Try
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not knowing anything about mailman's use of these values:
The
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 12:18, Allan Trick wrote:
Has anyone worked out problems with getting mail through to AOL users? I
have some members of our lists that claim they are not getting our
messages, but they're also not returning bounced to Mailman. So I'm not
sure what to do. I suspect
Scott Lambert wrote:
Not knowing anything about mailman's use of these values:
Well, that's kind of important, don't you think?
The ^.*something regex is equivalent to just something.
Since the caret ^ means that this entry in the ban_list setting is a
regular expression, and not part of the
AT == Allan Trick [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
AT and that they have to open up all mail coming in from our domain in order
AT to get it (like has to be done with Hotmail). But I don't have an AOL
AT account and can't tell them exactly what to do. Any guidance on what to
AT tell our AOL folks
Try
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Scott Not knowing anything about mailman's use of these values:
Scott The ^.*something regex is equivalent to just something.
Scott ^.* is useless, confusing and should never be used in a regex
Scott for the regex libraries with which I
We're getting some people wanting to check their address in Mailman to see
how we subscribed them (we seeded lists with extracts from our main
database), and they don't know what address we used for them.
The only way I can think of is to have them type in one at a time and ask
for a password
On Monday, October 13, 2003, at 06:28 pm, Scott Lambert wrote:
On Mon, Oct 13, 2003 at 11:31:57AM -0500, Skip Montanaro wrote:
David I tried ...
David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David ... but got an invalid value error.
Try
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not knowing
On Monday, October 13, 2003, at 07:51 pm, Skip Montanaro wrote:
Try
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Scott Not knowing anything about mailman's use of these values:
Scott The ^.*something regex is equivalent to just something.
Scott ^.* is useless, confusing and should never be used in a
regex
With help from this list, I got mailman installed and running on RedHat
GNU/Linux 9.0. I got a list set up, and sent several messages using it
(it's a weekly, announcement-only type list).
Recently, however (probably since I last re-booted the Linux server),
mailman has stopped working.
When I
On Monday, October 13, 2003, at 09:00 pm, Michael D. Hensley wrote:
With help from this list, I got mailman installed and running on RedHat
GNU/Linux 9.0. I got a list set up, and sent several messages using it
(it's a weekly, announcement-only type list).
Recently, however (probably since I
On Mon, Oct 13, 2003 at 02:12:32PM -0500, Allan Trick wrote:
We're getting some people wanting to check their address in Mailman to see
how we subscribed them (we seeded lists with extracts from our main
database), and they don't know what address we used for them.
That's why personalization
At 11:18 AM -0500 2003/10/13, Allan Trick wrote:
Has anyone worked out problems with getting mail through to AOL users?
I have some members of our lists that claim they are not getting our
messages, but they're also not returning bounced to Mailman. So I'm
not sure what to do. I suspect
Allan We're getting some people wanting to check their address in
Allan Mailman to see how we subscribed them (we seeded lists with
Allan extracts from our main database), and they don't know what
Allan address we used for them.
This is kinda techno-nerdy which might not match
I have over 181 mailing lists with numerous users on each list. I need a
way to list all the lists and their respective users/admin/list mod in one
file.
I know there is the : list_lists and list_members, etc. but one only
lists lists and no users, the other, list users but I have to run the
I have a moderated list of [EMAIL PROTECTED] When the list moderator
gets an email to approve/deny a post, I know he gets a url to go to to
approve/deny the post. It also talks about replying to the email with an
Approved subject and password to approve the post via email reply.
Does anyone
At 04:44 PM 10/13/2003, Skip wrote:
This is kinda techno-nerdy which might not match your user population very
well, but in many/most situations people should be able to look at the
Received: headers (when the personalization footer is absent) and work
their way from bottom to top to see what
I am running Mailman 2.1.3 with Exim 3 on a CPanel environment (Linux).
While I have successfully installed Mailman and have configured my web
server to respond to HTTP requests properly, the actual attempts to send
mail to a list have failed because of a problem with the GID wrapper. I
have
~mailman/bin/find_member boss' email address
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 18:08, Merle Reine wrote:
I have over 181 mailing lists with numerous users on each list. I need a
way to list all the lists and their respective users/admin/list mod in one
file.
I know there is the : list_lists and
On Sat, 2003-10-11 at 14:16, Christian Schoepplein wrote:
Hello!
What do I have to do for rebuild dayly based listarchives into monthly
based archs? At the moment I see a link for evry day on my archive page
but I want to have a monthly view. I've allready reconfigured the
listconfig
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003, Brad W. Galiette wrote:
CPanel is configured in such a way so that Exim is launches under *many*
different GIDs as opposed to a single such identifier. Is there any way
in which I can disable the wrapper GID check, modify it so that it
operates with CPanel, or obtain a
Merle Reine wrote:
Can I make them not publicly viewable but still be able to view them via
the web as an admin as a list?
Once not viewable, http://domain.com/mailman/admin does not show the lists
either.
Write your own admin page with links. I have one that uses a meta to
refresh
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