How do I change all subscribers to a list from plain to mime
How do I change all subscribers to a list from digest to non-digest?
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Judy Angel
University of Hertfordshire
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I have a request for mail from a mailing list to be delivered at off peak
time, 21:00-08:00. I have set it up in digest, but this format was not well
received, and it only delivers once a day. Is there any way to freeze the
messages and only release at a given time?
Thanks
Judy Angel
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hi, i have a configuration question, i want to allow users from a
certain domain that are not in the list to be able to send emails to the
list. So far i succeeded only by adding users one by one into the List
of non-member addresses whose postings
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sry for the post, i found my answer on the mailing list archive.
paulm wrote:
| hi, i have a configuration question, i want to allow users from a
| certain domain that are not in the list to be able to send emails to the
| list. So far i succeeded
Judy Angel sent the message below at 02:30 4/14/2008:
How do I change all subscribers to a list from plain to mime
How do I change all subscribers to a list from digest to non-digest?
Thanks
Judy Angel
University of Hertfordshire
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Hi,
I checked the release notes for the 2.1.10 betas and didn't find
anything about this, but thought I'd ask anyway...
Any chance 2.1.10 will allow the admin to dump the list of subscribers
from the web interface?
Thanks, mailman rocks! Look forward to the release of 2.1.10...
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Judy Angel sent the message below at 03:53 4/14/2008:
I have a request for mail from a mailing list to be delivered at off peak
time, 21:00-08:00. I have set it up in digest, but this format was not well
received, and it only delivers once a day. Is there any way to freeze the
messages and only
Judy Angel wrote:
How do I change all subscribers to a list from plain to mime
How do I change all subscribers to a list from digest to non-digest?
If you are going to set them all to 'non-digest', the plain/mime
setting is irrelevant. However, there are a bunch of example withlist
scripts at
Charles Marcus wrote:
I checked the release notes for the 2.1.10 betas and didn't find
anything about this, but thought I'd ask anyway...
Any chance 2.1.10 will allow the admin to dump the list of subscribers
from the web interface?
See
On 4/14/2008, Mark Sapiro ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I checked the release notes for the 2.1.10 betas and didn't find
anything about this, but thought I'd ask anyway...
Any chance 2.1.10 will allow the admin to dump the list of
subscribers from the web interface?
See
On 4/14/2008, Mark Sapiro ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
But there is no 'dump the membership list to a file' button.
The reason I ask is, on a hosted service, you don't always have access
the the cli - so a button in the web GUI would be nice...
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Charles
Is there a way to dump all the members of all lists in a single command?
Something like list_members -o - * ? The output would be something like:
list-name email-address
etc.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] sent the message below at 10:01 4/14/2008:
Is there a way to dump all the members of all lists in a single
command?Something like list_members -o - * ? The output would
be something like:
list-name email-address
etc.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to dump all the members of all lists in a single command?
Something like list_members -o - * ? The output would be something like:
list-name email-address
etc.
The output won't be exactly as above, but
bin/find_member .
(note the '.' regexp
I dumped out a list config and noticed at the bottom some config around
topics. Some of the comments in the text suggests that a list subscriber can
choose to only receive messages from the mailing list for a particular topic
bucket (or buckets).
Is this saying then that there's a way for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I dumped out a list config and noticed at the bottom some config around
topics. Some of the comments in the text suggests that a list subscriber
can choose to only receive messages from the mailing list for a particular
topic bucket (or buckets).
Is this saying
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I am happy to announce the release of Mailman 2.1.10rc1.
This is a security and bug fix release and it is highly recommended
that all sites upgrade to this version. Mailman 2.1.10 also adds support
for three new language translations, Galician,
Does Mailman have a facility to prevent or hold messages which have excess
quoted contents, eg where the message content is severely outweighed by a
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Mark Sapiro wrote:
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That is, when a user subscribes, is there a way for the user to indicate in
the subscribe message the regular expression to use to determine which
messages (buckets) they're interested in?
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If the list defines topics, each list member has
There are a few posts querying this capability, and one in particular which
suggests that a similar facility would exist in 2.1
http://www.mail-archive.com/mailman-users@python.org/msg05666.html
I've looked in the various content-filtering, privacy and spam filter
sections but can't see
chris burgess wrote:
There are a few posts querying this capability, and one in particular which
suggests that a similar facility would exist in 2.1
http://www.mail-archive.com/mailman-users@python.org/msg05666.html
That's not how I read it. It seems to me that Chuq was only saying that
he
So how does a subscribe become aware of the different topics available on a
list?
How does one configure a user's e-mail address to receive only messages which
match a topic?
Thanks
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how does a subscribe become aware of the different topics available on a
list?
She goes to her user options page, the one similar to
http://python.org/mailman/options/mailman-users/ for this list, and
logs in. If topics are defined, they will be listed in the Which
Is there a way to set a user's topics via a cli command?
I've written a script which processes all the mail sent to list-xyz-request
and automates subscription or unsubscribes to that list (in order to make both
the subscription and unsubscribe options open). It would seem easy enough to
On 4/14/08, Charles Marcus wrote:
The reason I ask is, on a hosted service, you don't always have access
the the cli - so a button in the web GUI would be nice...
Mailman was never designed to be used in such an environment, and any
hosting company who provides Mailman as a service and who
Hi Guys
We currently run a hundred or so lists at a university our biggest one (22000
students at a university) is obviously moderated. bringing the membership up in
the web interface doesnt work it just times out as it does randomly when trying
to apply changes, but thats not the biggest
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