Mark Sapiro wrote:
Apostolis Papayanakis wrote:
I have trouble upgrading an old installation of mailman-2.0.8 into
mailman-2.1.7 (Gentoo Linux with Python 2.4.2).
While installing the new version on top of the old, the update utility is
invoked, but then it fails with
AttributeError:
Allan Hansen wrote:
add_members -r file list
crashes with a traceback when given a file in the above format.
The crash appears to happen in OldStyleMemberships.py
add_members appears to strip all whitespace from the file.
Please provide a traceback for analysis. (Note that despite the
Allan Hansen wrote:
The help for the command does not indicate a way to input names, and
the Python code itself appears to actively reject the notion.
The code is not trying to reject 'names'. The 'name addr' format
produced by list_members should work for add_members. Actually, any of
the
Patrick Bogen wrote:
If I knew what the second part was, I'd offer a script to do so. As a
stopgap, you can get just a list of addresses by:
cat file | cut -d'' -f 2 | cut -d'' -f 1
And you could also just omit the '-f' option from the original
list_members command. :-)
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Mark Sapiro [EMAIL
I've spent a lot of time over the last few days trying to make htdig work
with my installation of mailman 2.1.5. I installed the patches and rebuilt
everything, set up the configuration, rebuilt my archives using arch and
everything seemed (mostly) fine until I tried to index the archive and do
Dragon wrote:
Is there any way to get this patch to work with the 3.2 version of htdig?
Is there any plan to support this in the future?
I can't speak to plans for modifying Richard Barrett's patches, but
integrating archive search is definitely on the list for Mailman 3.
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Mark Sapiro
Mark Sapiro sent the message below at 09:17 2/27/2006:
Dragon wrote:
Is there any way to get this patch to work with the 3.2 version of htdig?
Is there any plan to support this in the future?
I can't speak to plans for modifying Richard Barrett's patches, but
integrating archive search is
Dragon wrote:
What is the expected time frame for release of Mailman 3?
As with most volunteer based projects, when it's ready. I know that's
not a satisfactory answer, but with a project of this nature that's
anything farther out than 'imminent', that's the best we can do. Any
attempt to be
I would suggest;
1) Sendmail ~ has settings to filter spam like if the domain (DNS
lookup) does not exist, reject it. Other smtp/mta applications have
similar settings. Do a google, for these things, there is lots of info.
2) The single most effective anti-spam system I have seen is grey
listing,
Two things you can do with Mailman though, depending on your version of
mailman:
1. if you don't need to allow non-members to post to the list, you can
set the default action for non-member posts to discard
2. set up something like SpamAssassin, and then set up filters based on
the
On 2/27/06, Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As with most volunteer based projects, when it's ready. I know that's
not a satisfactory answer, but with a project of this nature that's
anything farther out than 'imminent', that's the best we can do. Any
attempt to be more precise is likely
Hello MR/MRS/MS. ALL ,
I'm converting an old, crufty, proprietary, long-lived mailinglist to
Mailman. Mailman doesn't provide one nifty feature this old (practically
security-free) package does: a web interface to list contents (reply and
post, as well as read).
(Many users do
Tom Jennings sent the message below at 13:22 2/27/2006:
Generic webmail bolted to a single Mailman list, on the host machine,
authenticating from MM's cleartext password, would be perfect. Only
read, reply, post, search are needed; delete, save, other
mailbox-management tools are not needed.
On Mon, 2006-02-27 at 13:48, Dragon wrote:
Sadly, what you want does not exist, which is why you can't find it.
Mailman does not have any sort of built-in webmail capability.
Thanks for the unfortunate reply :-)
I realize that MM doesn't contain such a thing, I was hoping someone
would know
At 8:13 -0800 2/27/06, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Allan Hansen wrote:
add_members -r file list
crashes with a traceback when given a file in the above format.
The crash appears to happen in OldStyleMemberships.py
add_members appears to strip all whitespace from the file.
Please provide a traceback
Allan Hansen wrote:
I'm starting with an empty list called Test and a file, Long,
with a subscriber (me) in long format, and another file, Short,
with a subscriber (me) in short format:
// Empty list
$/usr/share/mailman/bin/list_members -f Test
nothing
// The files Long and Short
$cat Long
[EMAIL PROTECTED], 11:48 AM (-0800) Monday, February 27, 2006:
I noticed in the documentation that the 3.2 version of htdig is not
supported by the patches for using htdig with mailman. I've tried rolling
it back to version 3.1.6 but am having difficulty getting it to install so
it looks
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