I want to add Google Analytics to Mailman templates to track visits.
When I try to save /General Informations Page/ template with the code
from Analytics it changes the code.
I paste this in:
* script src=http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js;
type=text/javascript
/script
Hi,
I have a problem with Bounce Processing Category's configuration. With
this configutation :
*bounce_processing = yes
**bounce_score_threshold = 2.0
**bounce_info_stale_after = 365
**bounce_you_are_disabled_warnings = 2
**bounce_you_are_disabled_warnings_interval = 5
How do you unzip the .tar and .gz files prior to install? For most
applications that I'm running on my unix based web server, my process is to
unzip on my Windows XP box prior to uploading to the web server. I know
basically nothing about unix except how to post files and write simple .cgi
понеділок 28 січень 2008 08:05 по, Brad Knowles Ви написали:
We do not do a single instance store within the archiving system of
Mailman, and I can pretty much guarantee you that we never will.
That's not to say that this is necessarily a bad idea, but I think we
have much, much more
Roberto Gherardi wrote:
this is my log bounce :
snip
Jan 29 10:17:22 2008 (29795) sending prova1 list probe to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (score 2.0 = 2.0)
The probe is not bouncing, or more likely it is bouncing but postfix is
not delivering it back to Mailman,
this is my log postfix:
snip
Jan 29
Charles Marcus wrote:
Holmes, Deb, on 1/29/2008 5:51 AM, said the following:
How do you unzip the .tar and .gz files prior to install? For most
www.7zip.org
As I said in my reply to the OP, if you're trying to install Mailman on
*nix, don't unzip it on Windows.
In theory it should work,
Holmes, Deb wrote:
How do you unzip the .tar and .gz files prior to install?
In a command shell on your unix web server type
man gunzip
and
man tar
or
tar --help
for documentation.
Depending on your specific tar, you should be able to do
tar -xf mailman-2.1.10b1.tgz
or
gunzip -c
Roberto Gherardi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a problem with Bounce Processing Category's configuration. With
this configutation :
*bounce_processing = yes
**bounce_score_threshold = 2.0
**bounce_info_stale_after = 365
**bounce_you_are_disabled_warnings = 2
Holmes, Deb, on 1/29/2008 5:51 AM, said the following:
How do you unzip the .tar and .gz files prior to install? For most
www.7zip.org
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Best regards,
Charles
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Mikhail T. sent the message below at 09:17 1/29/2008:
Whatever I code up will, naturally, need to be approved by the
project-maintainers. This is why securing their acceptance /in
principle/ is important before beginning the actual work. As long as
the official position remains: We do not do a
I am totally stumped, I have looked at all the logs including our mail
logs. I send a message to a list and it just goes to lala land. I have
attached a copy of the logs, hopeing somebody else eyes can see something I
cannot, or another place to look. I have lookd in the mailman logs, and
Odieresis [Gmail] wrote:
I want to add Google Analytics to Mailman templates to track visits.
When I try to save /General Informations Page/ template with the code
from Analytics it changes the code.
I paste this in:
* script src=http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js;
Roberto Gherardi wrote:
I have a problem with Bounce Processing Category's configuration. With
this configutation :
*bounce_processing = yes
**bounce_score_threshold = 2.0
**bounce_info_stale_after = 365
**bounce_you_are_disabled_warnings = 2
**bounce_you_are_disabled_warnings_interval
Melinda Gilmore wrote:
I am totally stumped, I have looked at all the logs including our mail
logs. I send a message to a list and it just goes to lala land. I have
attached a copy of the logs,
Removed by content filtering? Or just the below?
hopeing somebody else eyes can see something
Holmes, Deb wrote:
How do you unzip the .tar and .gz files prior to install? For most
applications that I'm running on my unix based web server, my process is to
unzip on my Windows XP box prior to uploading to the web server. I know
basically nothing about unix except how to post files
--On January 29, 2008 11:09:21 AM -0500 Mikhail T.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hope, you'll give the idea of single instance storage another
thought. There is already an option to archive in Maildir format.
Optionally storing hardlinks instead of copies of cross-posts can't be
too
вівторок 29 січень 2008 12:05 по, Steve Burling Ви написали:
I love comments like this. If it can't be too difficult..., I suggest
you put on your Python programming hat, and get coding.
Whatever I code up will, naturally, need to be approved by the
project-maintainers. This is why securing
If you are running debian etch postfix with heavy spam filtering
on one machine and debian etch mailman on another machine without
much spam filtering
this script will take the postfix virtual-mailman file on the
listserv mailman machine and create the files needed by postfix
to relay the
Mikhail T. writes:
Whatever I code up will, naturally, need to be approved by the
project-maintainers. This is why securing their acceptance /in
principle/ is important before beginning the actual work.
This is false. Open source means you can do what you like, and
Mailman actually will
Mikael Hansen wrote:
On Jan 15, 2008, at 10:43, Brad Knowles wrote:
It's a template stored in /usr/local/mailman/templates/en/, which
you can copy to /usr/local/mailman/lists/listname/en/, and then
edit it locally in that directory.
Done, including sudo bin/mailmanctl restart, but
вівторок 29 січень 2008 05:24 по, Stephen J. Turnbull Ви написали:
This is false. Open source means you can do what you like, and
Mailman actually will distribute it for you as a patch on the issue
tracker. Many contributions have lived full life cycles that way.
Thank you, sir, for the
Google does not provide all the storage for all the content in
question, although they may have a cache of it.
--
Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent from my iPhone
On Jan 29, 2008, at 1:21 AM, Stephen J. Turnbull
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brad Knowles writes:
No search engine author in
I was speaking in terms of the practical reality of a 100% unpaid all-
volunteer project, like Mailman. There are simply way too many other
things going on that are much higher priority.
If you pay certain Mailman developers real money for such a feature,
then it will get done. If you write
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On Jan 29, 2008, at 12:17 PM, Mikhail T. wrote:
вівторок 29 січень 2008 12:05 по, Steve Burling Ви
написали:
I love comments like this. If it can't be too difficult..., I
suggest
you put on your Python programming hat, and get coding.
On 1/29/08, Mikhail T. wrote:
As you may realize, I have no idea of the Mailman project hierarchy. Brad's
words sounded quite authoritative, and he was no contradicted in any
follow-ups...
I'm not a core developer for the project. I'm just the current
active postmaster/Internet mail
On 1/30/08, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
This is false. Open source means you can do what you like, and
Mailman actually will distribute it for you as a patch on the issue
tracker.
Not quite. If he uploads his code as a patch to the tracker, we will
most likely leave it there, and at some
On 1/29/08, Mikhail T. wrote:
May I suggest, you underestimate the importance of this feature?
Cross-posting
may often be justified from the end-user perspective, but is discouraged by
the admins exactly because it increases the archival-storage requirements...
I've never once heard an
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On Jan 29, 2008, at 9:15 PM, Brad Knowles wrote:
I wouldn't say that I was channeling them. I would say that I'm
trying to do what I can to support them and to allow them to spend
what little time they have on their real work, as far as the
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On Jan 29, 2008, at 7:30 PM, Mikhail T. wrote:
Thank you, sir, for the encouragement, but I don't want my
hypothetical
contribution to live this way. I've contributed plenty to various
open- (and
closed-) source projects over the years (no,
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