You can also set the automatic discard to delete held messages after a
certain number of days.
General Options --- scroll way down to the bottom --- Discard held messages
older than this number of days. Use 0 for no automatic discarding.
I set most of my lists to 4 days, which is the longest I
Hello all, trying to setup mailman on a linux 2.6.9 distrobution were mailman
was installed, but not configured previously.
I'm following the documentation and have a question about the 'site-wide' list
described in this step of the documentation
Mark:
First, thanks very much, your approach much easier and faster than
mine. I setup a testlist on the existing production server (call it server1)
and was able to migrate the list and its archvies to a temporary box (call it
server2) with a different hostname. However, when I
All:
I apologize for noise, I found the answer in the FAQ.
% bin/withlist -l -r fix_url listname [options]
Thanks again,
-Dave
Dave Warchol [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1/4/2008 8:07 AM
Mark:
First, thanks very much, your approach much easier and faster than
mine. I setup a testlist
Ok, I found that if placed in /etc/cron.d the file is intended as a crontab
which has the userfield as part of the command.. so the default crontab.in file
is correct for that usage - but doesn't this mean the documentation is
INCORRECT to tell you to directly install that file into the
Hello all, setting up mailman on linux 2.6.9 where mailman was installed I
believe by a rpm file.
The question is about the cron job. The documentation says to install the
contents of the supplied file into the cron job of the user mailman
% cd $prefix/cron
% crontab -u mailman
steve writes:
Ok, I found that if placed in /etc/cron.d the file is intended as a
crontab which has the userfield as part of the command.. so the
default crontab.in file is correct for that usage - but doesn't this
mean the documentation is INCORRECT to tell you to directly install
that
I am receiving all output from mailman cron jobs as requiring moderation
(Post by non-member to a members-only list). I would guess that this is
a file ownership issue, but I can't seem to resolve it. It happens with
all my lists. Can someone help me find the solution?
CaptainVic
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At 06:42 PM 1/2/2008, you wrote:
Dennis Putnam wrote:
Thanks for the reply but the only pickles I know of are made from
cucumbers and vinegar. :-) What file name or type should I be looking
for?
lists/listname/config.pck
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Mark Sapiro
Vicki Stanfield did speak thusly:
I am receiving all output from mailman cron jobs as requiring moderation
(Post by non-member to a members-only list). I would guess that this is
a file ownership issue, but I can't seem to resolve it. It happens with
all my lists. Can someone help me find the
Al notifications that Mailman-bounces at domain.com
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] sends to advise the
administrator of new subscriptions and other actions that need
moderation are received in batches of 30+. All have the same
date, time and ID. How can this be fixed if I'm using cpanel.
Thank you
Yes, I suppose I was a little slow with the details. I sent it in a
hurry from work. Sorry.
Ok. My system is a Fedora 7 system. The version of mailman is
mailman-2.1.9-5.1. I installed the RPM. I have run bin/check_perms -f as
root. It reported errors the first time and none thereafter. I did
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