Hallo MArk,
Op woensdag 27 februari 2008 schreef Mark Sapiro aan
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My system will get a different hostname soon.
How can I tell mailman that it has a new hostname?
MS See
MS http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq04.02
MS 9.htp.
Thank you!
Groeten,
This appears to be a moderately FAQ, but I haven't yet found an answer
in the archives, and I can't immediately extract one from the source.
As a list owner, how do I *by email* subscribe a number of users,
without requiring either their or my separate approval?
(The normal list setting is to
Julian Bradfield wrote:
As a list owner, how do I *by email* subscribe a number of users,
without requiring either their or my separate approval?
(The normal list setting is to require admin approval.)
You can't.
There is no email interface for list administration.
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Mark Sapiro [EMAIL
Our mailman server stopped sending out the following notifications:
Uncaught Bounce notifications
Notification a sender gets when a post has been moderated
Notifications to moderators and list admins of any kind
I have NO idea what might have precipitated this. I'm not even sure when it
I've just started Mailman on a new Fedora 7 box. It's been quite a
while since I used MM, my previous box ran on RH9.
There are some things that I need to be refreshed and I haven't found
them yet in the docs.
1. When creating a new list, must the maillist mail addresses be created
manually?
Mike W. wrote:
I've just started Mailman on a new Fedora 7 box. It's been quite a
while since I used MM, my previous box ran on RH9.
There are some things that I need to be refreshed and I haven't found
them yet in the docs.
1. When creating a new list, must the maillist mail addresses be
I recently installed the following:
Ubuntu
Apache
ISPConfig
Postfix
Mailman
As far as I know, Ubuntu, Apache, ISPConfig, and Postfix are running ok. I
verified this by:
- ssh'ing into the ubuntu server
- logging into the ISPConfig pages on the server using a browser
- sending/receiving email
I recently installed mailman on a new Ubuntu server.
The setup went through without a hitch ... Or so I thought.
When I try to log into my installation of mailman using a browser:
http://www.myhostname.com/cgi-bin/mailman/admin, there is a 404 error page.
However, when I go to
Ki Song wrote:
I recently installed the following:
Ubuntu
Apache
ISPConfig
Postfix
Mailman
As far as I know, Ubuntu, Apache, ISPConfig, and Postfix are running ok. I
verified this by:
- ssh'ing into the ubuntu server
- logging into the ISPConfig pages on the server using a browser
-
Ki Song writes:
The only error message I get when starting my server is the following:
NameVirtualHost myipaddress has no VirtualHosts mailman
I don't know what the trailing mailman is about, but the above
basically means that as far as Apache is concerned you don't have any
named hosts.
Mike - W0TMW wrote:
I've just started Mailman on a new Fedora 7 box. It's been quite a
while since I used MM, my previous box ran on RH9.
There are some things that I need to be refreshed and I haven't found
them yet in the docs.
1. When creating a new list, must the maillist mail addresses
Christopher Hatty wrote:
Our mailman server stopped sending out the following notifications:
Uncaught Bounce notifications
Notification a sender gets when a post has been moderated
Notifications to moderators and list admins of any kind
I have NO idea what might have precipitated this. I'm not
Ki Song wrote:
When I try to log into my installation of mailman using a browser:
http://www.myhostname.com/cgi-bin/mailman/admin, there is a 404 error page.
However, when I go to http://myipaddress/cgi-bin/mailman/admin
It works fine.
Is this a DNS issue?
Maybe.
The only error message I
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