Hi.
I have just gone live with my email list, and this is the first time
anyone has reported a problem to me, so here it is for your comments.
(First let me remind you that I do *not* have access to the Mailman
installation, and I do *NOT* speak Python - apart from the Monty
version!)
On 6/2/05 8:39 PM, Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
I know that via the web interface this is quite easy. However, I have a need
to be able to subscribe users via email commands, without the user being
subscribed getting a confirmation email. In other words,
On 6/2/05 8:39 PM, Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
I know that via the web interface this is quite easy. However, I have a need
to be able to subscribe users via email commands, without the user being
subscribed getting a confirmation email. In other words,
Hi!
I want to use Mailman in a posting-only setup with a few hundred
users. Setup so far with mailman 2.1.6 on a Debian-Exim System went
smooth so far.
What I want now is that only one single user is allowed to post to the
list, all other users may only read what's posted. I can achieve this
Hi,
In my system scripts, before I remove a list, I would like to backup the
list including all settings and the mail archives.
The machine is backed up every night, so this is just in-case.
Would the following be the right sort of thing? (To restore I guess I
would create a list with the same
Thank you for your comments, John.
As a matter of fact that's what I ended up doing. I created a separate alias
(like list-command), which pipes the message through another program, and
the program then parses the message for commands (currently only
subscribe/unsubscribe), and then runs the
Hunter Hillegas wrote:
I can understand it taking a long time to process since the list is so large
but I guess I would expect to see a log entry, a lock, a qfile... Something
to indicate that the message didn't disappear into the ether.
That's correct. If the message were still in process,
PeteBell wrote:
I have just gone live with my email list, and this is the first time
anyone has reported a problem to me, so here it is for your comments.
(First let me remind you that I do *not* have access to the Mailman
installation, and I do *NOT* speak Python - apart from the Monty
Mark,
It showed up in the 'vette' log about 30 minutes later...
Strange, I've been sending to this list for awhile and it was discarded as
coming from a non-member.
I'm not sure what the hell changed here.
From: Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Organization: Not Very Much
Date: Fri, 3 Jun
Matthew Newton wrote:
In my system scripts, before I remove a list, I would like to backup the
list including all settings and the mail archives.
The machine is backed up every night, so this is just in-case.
Would the following be the right sort of thing? (To restore I guess I
would create a
On Fri, Jun 03, 2005 at 08:33:40AM -0700, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Matthew Newton wrote:
In my system scripts, before I remove a list, I would like to backup the
list including all settings and the mail archives.
Yes, This would back up everything you would need to restore the list
and its
I've been doing some testing and here is what I've found in addition to
what's below:
I sent a message to 6 lists titled test, testtwo, test3, test_4, test_5,
and test_6. On a consistent basis it appears that only 4 of these lists
get the message. If I look at my postfix log I see that the
Garvin Hicking wrote:
I want to use Mailman in a posting-only setup with a few hundred
users. Setup so far with mailman 2.1.6 on a Debian-Exim System went
smooth so far.
What I want now is that only one single user is allowed to post to the
list, all other users may only read what's posted.
Robert Haack wrote:
I've been doing some testing and here is what I've found in addition to
what's below:
I sent a message to 6 lists titled test, testtwo, test3, test_4, test_5,
and test_6. On a consistent basis it appears that only 4 of these lists
get the message. If I look at my postfix
Robert Haack wrote:
I've been doing some testing and here is what I've found in addition to
what's below:
I sent a message to 6 lists titled test, testtwo, test3, test_4, test_5,
and test_6. On a consistent basis it appears that only 4 of these lists
get the message. If I look at my
At 5:18 AM -0700 2005-06-03, John W. Baxter wrote:
As an RFE, allowing Approved: headers in this context would be a good thing
to ask for.
Please feel free to file RFEs on the Mailman RFE page on
SourceForge at
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=103atid=350103.
--
Brad
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