Mark Sapiro wrote:
Francesco Peeters wrote:
I just rebuilt one of my lists' archive as ArchRunner was stuck and
didn't archive messages again (apparently since Jan 19th! G)
After running arch --wipe, I restarted ArchRunner, which is now working
to catch up... (14000 messages to go!)
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Francesco Peeters wrote:
I just rebuilt one of my lists' archive as ArchRunner was stuck and
didn't archive messages again (apparently since Jan 19th! G)
After running arch --wipe, I restarted ArchRunner, which is now working
to catch up... (14000 messages to go!)
I'm
Hi folks,
Mailman is installed and running, but Newbie question:
It isn't clear to me which files in my Mailman directory get
symlinked from my http directory.
Thanks.
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http://greenbuilder.com/contact/
Green Building Professionals Directory:
Thanks to all that offered advice regarding my ongoing delivery issues. You
were all a great help.
Unfortunately my hosting company was anything but a help. I'll only give you
their initials (midPhase). They pretty much blamed everyone, AOL, my list
size, the day of the week, etc. The last
I-Ming Chen wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Francesco Peeters wrote:
I just rebuilt one of my lists' archive as ArchRunner was stuck and
didn't archive messages again (apparently since Jan 19th! G)
After running arch --wipe, I restarted ArchRunner, which is now working
to catch up... (14000
billc wrote:
It isn't clear to me which files in my Mailman directory get
symlinked from my http directory.
Assuming you are using Apache or some similar web server, the answer is
none. The archives have static HTML pages which may, in the case of a
public archive, by accessed via something
Hi.
First, I'm afraid my English is very poor, sorry... :-|
We're starting to move our internal mailman from a single server to a
multiple servers architecture (starting with two servers).
Digging on the list, we find two approaches to this problem:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
However, I was not questioning why Francesco used the --wipe option. I
was questioning why he felt it was necessary to run bin/arch at all as
opposed to just restarting ArchRunner.
Further note. I'm not saying that it might not have been necessary to
rebuild the archive. It
Is there any way you can delete certain archived messages?
A list I'm involved with I'd like to archive some messages, but not the
daily announcement messages that are posted to the list.
Bonnie
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Hi,
When i enable the topic in mailman and send single
mail with multiple messages with keywords will it scan around the
whole message and send mails,
E.g:
Mail Data:
Keyward : message1
message 1 data
.
.
.
.
.
Keyward: message2
message 2 data
.
.
.
.
and now will mailman
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
However, I was not questioning why Francesco used the --wipe option. I
was questioning why he felt it was necessary to run bin/arch at all as
opposed to just restarting ArchRunner.
Further note. I'm not saying that it might not have been
Francesco Peeters wrote:
Restarting the ArchRunner did not make a difference, and the logs didn't
give any clues. Having tried several other steps, I finally resorted to
rebuilding the archive. Especially as I had a powerfailure somewhere mid
January, I assumed it was likely the database,
I just wanted to confirm this command would output, to a text file,
export_filename, the email addresses that are current subscribers to list
listname ... I don't want to export addresses that are unsubscribed, hidden,
nomail, etc.
./list_members -o export_filename -r listname
Bonnie M wrote:
Is there any way you can delete certain archived messages?
A list I'm involved with I'd like to archive some messages, but not the
daily announcement messages that are posted to the list.
Deleting a message from the archive after the fact is a pain. See
Ki Song wrote:
I just wanted to confirm this command would output, to a text file,
export_filename, the email addresses that are current subscribers to list
listname ... I don't want to export addresses that are unsubscribed, hidden,
nomail, etc.
./list_members -o export_filename -r listname
Prashanth wrote:
When i enable the topic in mailman and send single
mail with multiple messages with keywords will it scan around the
whole message and send mails,
E.g:
Mail Data:
Keyward : message1
message 1 data
.
.
.
.
.
Keyward: message2
message 2 data
.
.
.
.
and now
Hi Mark,I see your considerations about permissions, but I don't know are
SELinux. What is this? See attachment for more information. Thanks for your
help!! Regards,Fabricio Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2008 12:16:35 -0700 From: [EMAIL
PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: mailman-users@python.org
On mar, 2008-03-11 at 15:44 +0100, Mark Sapiro wrote:
This still requires some patching or other machinations. First, this
approach assumes that all the mutable Mailman directories are shared
(NFS or ??) across machines.
Yes, NFS, exported by a Netapp filer.
We was planning to export the
Luca Villani wrote:
On mar, 2008-03-11 at 15:44 +0100, Mark Sapiro wrote:
This still requires some patching or other machinations. First, this
approach assumes that all the mutable Mailman directories are shared
(NFS or ??) across machines.
Yes, NFS, exported by a Netapp filer.
We was
Fabricio Oliveira wrote:
Hi Mark,
I see your considerations about permissions, but I don't know are SELinux.
What is this?
SELinux is a security policy manager that can prevent file access based
on security policies even though the access would be allowed by file
permissions.
I stoped
On 3/11/08, Mark Sapiro quoted Luca Villani:
As far as mm_cfg.py must be different on each server, it prevent to
export the entire /usr/local/mailman.
Correct.
Couldn't you put both configuration files in the same directory, with
slightly different file names, and then specify on the
At 6:48 AM -0700 3/11/08, Mark Sapiro wrote:
billc wrote:
It isn't clear to me which files in my Mailman directory get
symlinked from my http directory.
Assuming you are using Apache or some similar web server, the answer is
none. The archives have static HTML pages which may, in the case of a
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