On May 27, 2005, at 13:30, Daya Baran wrote:
We send customized emails to user what link to we embed in the
UNSUBSCRIBE text to the mailman page so that the user can unsubscribe.
You can provide a link to the options page for each subscriber by
adding a line to msg_footer like:
Unsubscribe:
Sorry, my mistake
User send a subscription request to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and get an Mailing list
subscription confirmation notice... from [EMAIL PROTECTED]; on behalf of;
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User send a reply to this mail and receives a mail The results of your
email commands with the
Hello all,
I need some help getting Mailman up and running. I have read the install
docs and have some partial success with a Sendmail configuration last
year (I finally gave up and stayed with MD Sendmail on an Alpha), but
no joy with postfix currently. I want to use postfix as the MTA and
Hi All,
Is there a way to globally reset the digest option to on or off for all
subscribers? I have an announce-style list that gets at most 1 message per
month, and we've had a few people that for some reason set themselves to
digest. Now those people are complaining that they're getting a
Joshua Beall wrote:
Is there a way to globally reset the digest option to on or off for all
subscribers?
You can use bin/withlist to do this. The following is an example of an
interactive withlist session that does this for a list named
'listname'. The and ... are Python prompts. At the second
KENNEY, William P. wrote:
I need some help getting Mailman up and running. I have read the install
docs and have some partial success with a Sendmail configuration last
year (I finally gave up and stayed with MD Sendmail on an Alpha), but
no joy with postfix currently.
snip
I can send mail from
Hi all,
I'm using Debian Sarge, with postfix and apache. I'v installed mailman
(2.1.5.8) and everything works fine... except that the mails don't go
out! In fact, it seems like mailman doesn't talk to postfix at all. In
my /var/log/syslog where postfix logs his tasks, I see that the
messages
Achim Hermes wrote:
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User send a reply to this mail and receives a mail The results of your
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Laurent Lesage wrote:
I'm using Debian Sarge, with postfix and apache. I'v installed mailman
(2.1.5.8) and everything works fine... except that the mails don't go
out! In fact, it seems like mailman doesn't talk to postfix at all. In
my /var/log/syslog where postfix logs his tasks, I see that
Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Joshua Beall wrote:
Is there a way to globally reset the digest option to on or off for
all
subscribers?
You can use bin/withlist to do this. The following is an example of an
interactive withlist session that does this
Hello, I'm new on this list, so let me all greet you.
I have a wierd problem, which was described before [1] on this list (but
unfortunatly got no response).
I followed the Gentoo Docs as well as the installation manual on your website,
but I just can't get Mailman working with postfix.
Alias
Joshua Beall wrote:
Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joshua Beall wrote:
Is there a way to globally reset the digest option to on or off for
all
subscribers?
You can use bin/withlist to do this.
snip
I take it then that there is no way to do this with
I use sendmail, but I always have had to modify the ebuild file for
Mailman to fix MAILGID to be the group that smrsh executes Mailman as
(in my case 12 or mail). You probably need to do the same.
Make a copy of the Mailman ebuild in your PORTAGE_OVERLAY directory,
modify the ebuild with
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