Re: [Mailman-Users] Approved: header

Mark Sapiro wrote: > Presumably, if approve(d) is misspelled, the post will be held > anyway. If not, why are we putting an approved line there in the > first place? Now that is a good thought to ponder. Thanks Mark. -Jim P. -- Mailman-Users ma

Re: [Mailman-Users] Approved: header (was: Batch member attributes)

Jim Popovitch wrote: > >This is a question that has been bugging me for a while. If a moderator >adds an "Approved: xx" header but misspells "Approved", then their >password goes on to the list for all to see. Without setting filters >for each and every password (esp., moderator passwords

Re: [Mailman-Users] Mail not being delivered

Shannon Broyles wrote: > >My questions are: >* Is there a way to take a message that made it to the archives, but not >to the members, and re-send it myself, but so that it appears to come >from the original sender? >* Any suggestions on how to fix the problem with messages that make it >to the

[Mailman-Users] Approved: header (was: Batch member attributes)

Mark Sapiro wrote: > A much better way is to give these authorized posters the moderator > password for the lists and have them post using an Approved: header or > first body line. Although, if they reallty need 80 different passwords > each, I can see that would be quite a pain. This is a questio

Re: [Mailman-Users] Sender Field - was: (no subject)

Everett Johnson wrote: >Why is it normal for a bounce processor to be the sender when there are >no bounces? This confuses some list members. It is done because there are/used to be non-compliant MTAs that would return bounces to the Sender: instead of the envelope sender. There was an extensiv

Re: [Mailman-Users] create a copy of current mailman lists

Jeff DeReus wrote: >I am interested in copying my entire mailman installation over to another >machine to act as a mirror server in order to attempt an upgrade without the >risk of breaking my current installation. Is there one certain directory >path that I would have to move over in order to at

Re: [Mailman-Users] Batch member attributes

Benjamin Roger wrote: > >I am somewhat desperate - I need a few people to be able to post on >about 80 lists (cascaded) here, without moderation (moderation being the >default setting for members). >I think that to achieve this, I need to add them as members - and then >change their attributes,

Re: [Mailman-Users] (no subject)

Everett Johnson said the following on 5/22/2006 10:53 PM: > Why is it normal for a bounce processor to be the sender when there are > no bounces? This confuses some list members. Because, *should the message bounce to a user*... instead of the original poster getting the bounce notification, the

Re: [Mailman-Users] (no subject)

Why is it normal for a bounce processor to be the sender when there are no bounces? This confuses some list members. Dragon wrote: > Everett Johnson sent the message below at 19:07 5/22/2006: >> Today I created several email lists. On all of them, when I send a >> message to the list (which I a

Re: [Mailman-Users] (no subject)

Everett Johnson sent the message below at 19:07 5/22/2006: >Today I created several email lists. On all of them, when I send a >message to the list (which I am subscribed to) I get the message with >the correct "To:" and "From:" headers, but the "Sender;" header is set >to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For e

[Mailman-Users] (no subject)

Today I created several email lists. On all of them, when I send a message to the list (which I am subscribed to) I get the message with the correct "To:" and "From:" headers, but the "Sender;" header is set to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For example if the list is [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Sender:" on any r

[Mailman-Users] Mail not being delivered

We've been using Mailman for quite a while, but have had problems recently with mail not going through. Sometimes it will make it to the archives but will never actually get delivered to member's in-boxes. Other times it does not even make it to the archives. It's difficult to know how often th

Re: [Mailman-Users] Topics Regexp

Jesse Keating wrote: > >On Sun, 2006-05-21 at 08:23 -0700, Mark Sapiro wrote: >> ^Medical - >> >> (note this also matches "medical -", as Topic matches ignore case) > >I also discovered (and solved my own problem) that spaces have to be >escaped in the regex field. > >To match 'Fedora Core 5' I ha

Re: [Mailman-Users] Messages discarded by ISP

Antonio Dragone sent the message below at 14:31 5/22/2006: >Thank you very much to all! >I have solved the problem with your guidance… > >After reading the last messages from Mark, Peter and Matt, I decided >to dig into the "list address affair (the sender header)"… for my >surprise, the email send

Re: [Mailman-Users] Messages discarded by ISP

Thank you very much to all! I have solved the problem with your guidance… After reading the last messages from Mark, Peter and Matt, I decided to dig into the "list address affair (the sender header)"… for my surprise, the email sender was "listname-bounces[at]myhostname" instead of "listname-boun

Re: [Mailman-Users] Mailman and PHP

At 4:31 PM -0300 2006-05-22, Roberto de Oliveira wrote: > I need know what I have to do for configure my php.ini? And how would I make > the code in the PHP archive? These are PHP questions, and you would be more likely to get answers to them by looking to their mailing lists, FAQs, d

[Mailman-Users] Batch member attributes

Hello everyone, I am somewhat desperate - I need a few people to be able to post on about 80 lists (cascaded) here, without moderation (moderation being the default setting for members). I think that to achieve this, I need to add them as members - and then change their attributes, so they're n

Re: [Mailman-Users] Mailman and PHP

Thank you Brad! It is useful! but not sufficiently to answer my questions! do you have something else beyond this? somebody has? I need know what I have to do for configure my php.ini? And how would I make the code in the PHP archive? Thank you for everything! On 5/22/06, Brad Knowles <[EMAIL PR

Re: [Mailman-Users] Topics Regexp

On Sun, 2006-05-21 at 08:23 -0700, Mark Sapiro wrote: > ^Medical - > > (note this also matches "medical -", as Topic matches ignore case) I also discovered (and solved my own problem) that spaces have to be escaped in the regex field. To match 'Fedora Core 5' I had to use 'Fedora\ Core\ 5' in

[Mailman-Users] create a copy of current mailman lists

All, I am interested in copying my entire mailman installation over to another machine to act as a mirror server in order to attempt an upgrade without the risk of breaking my current installation. Is there one certain directory path that I would have to move over in order to attempt this? or, ca

Re: [Mailman-Users] Messages discarded by ISP

One thing I would test is to send a message from one of the other addresses on the list (say the gmail account) and see if the message makes it to all of the recipients. I had a problem that sounds a lot like yours. The cause was the ISP filtering out incoming messages with a from address with

Re: [Mailman-Users] Mailman and PHP

At 10:43 AM -0300 2006-05-22, Roberto de Oliveira wrote: > Is there Anyone here who knows how can I insert a new list using PHP? And > How can I subscribe or unsubscribe a new member in the list using PHP? See . --

[Mailman-Users] Mailman and PHP

Hello everybody! First, please forgiveme for the bad english! :| I'm new in use mailman for delivering e-mails and I'm trying to integrate it with PHP 5. Is there Anyone here who knows how can I insert a new list using PHP? And How can I subscribe or unsubscribe a new member in the list using PHP?

Re: [Mailman-Users] Messages discarded by ISP

Thus spake Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, circa 5/20/2006 9:26 PM: > I just want to emphasize this. When you send via your mail client, the message > is From: you and the envelope is most likely from you, but when you post to > your list and Mailman sends, the message is still From: you (assuming