Many thanks for the patch, Mark, your patch did indeed allow the
message to go through.
Ist it the case that the u'...' ones all have at least one upper case
character in the local part and the rest don't?
No, none of the u'...' addresses have uppercase characters. The only
messages with
I'm sorry to turn up in your support forum again, Mark. I've fought hard
here to try to avoid that. The truth is it was our struggle with trying to
configure my old server for mailman back in June and July that proved to be
the straw that broke the camel's back with my old dedicated server hosting
Hi,
I'm running mailman 2.1.9 under Ubuntu, and for some reason it seems to somehow
be getting stuck once in a while. Almost every day I have to kick it to get
it going by restarting the process. Although it seems all the qrunner processes
are still there, the qfiles seem stuck and until I
Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
I'm running mailman 2.1.9 under Ubuntu, and for some reason it seems to
somehow be getting stuck once in a while. Almost every day I have to kick it
to get it going by restarting the process. Although it seems all the qrunner
processes are still there, the qfiles seem
How can I tell what actual version of Mailman I have. I am using mailman on
an Ubuntu server and the Ubuntu version number is not in the same general
format as the mailman version numbers.
Bob Lydiate
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I've set up postfix / dovecot / mailman on my server and it works well,
except that no messages to mailman lists are archived. The server hosts
several domains, though mailman serves only one of the domains. Mail is
delivered to mailing list subscribers as expected, but the messages are
never
Hello All,
I am a newbie to the Mailman ListServer, so go easy...
I have a new server running our new Mailman Lists. I also have an older system
containing Mailman lists that I want to migrate to the new server.
Is this possible? If so... how is it done?
Any help is appreciated.
-Jeff
Hello,
Sorry for the stupid question but the documentation shows no examples and I
am getting tired of playing 20 guesses with Mailman and always loosing. How
do I make the following work? -
subscribe address= John Q Public [EMAIL PROTECTED]
YIELDS:
The results of your email command are
Hello all,
Question about using mailman in a virtual domain scenario. I currently
have Postfix on a RHLE server with mailman installed working for a
single domain.
I am configuring Postfix for virtual domains, using the Virtual Mailbox
Domain setup instead of alias domains since I'm assuming I am
I did some more research and looked at the Mailman Install info (should
have done that before posting, sorry). Looks like I need to be using
virtual alias domains instead of virtual mailbox domains. I will work
with this config. Thanks!
Scott
-Original Message-
From: Scott Race
Sent:
I have Postfix and Mailman running on a RHLE server. Mailman and
Postfix work fine for a single domain setup.
I have now setup my postfix configuration setup to accept mail for
multiple domains. I did so editing main.cf to include the new domain I
want to receive mail for, created a local
As a follow-up, I don't seem to have the virtual-mailman file on my
server anywhere as stated in the documentation
From: Scott Race
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 1:18 PM
To: mailman-users@python.org
Subject: Mailman on multiple domains
I have
Bob Lydiate wrote:
How can I tell what actual version of Mailman I have. I am using mailman on
an Ubuntu server and the Ubuntu version number is not in the same general
format as the mailman version numbers.
That sounds like an Ubuntu question that should be asked on the Ubuntu
mailing
James Chapman wrote:
Any suggestions for things to check?
The FAQ? Try searching for troubleshooting or no mail goes out to
members, etc
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I'm sorry to turn up in your support forum again, Mark. I've fought hard
here to try to avoid that. The truth is it was our struggle with trying to
configure my old server for mailman back in June and July that proved to be
the straw that broke the camel's back with my old dedicated server hosting
I have modified the mm_cfg.py file with the correct DEFAULT_URL_HOST, but
the web links keep defaulting to the hostname of the server instead of the
CNAME (alias) of the site as defined in the mm_cfg.
Where else might mailman be getting the settings from that I haven't checked
yet?
Thanks,
Jeff Bernier wrote:
I have a new server running our new Mailman Lists. I also have an older
system containing Mailman lists that I want to migrate to the new server.
Is this possible? If so... how is it done?
The Mailman FAQ Wizard at
David Lane wrote:
I have modified the mm_cfg.py file with the correct DEFAULT_URL_HOST, but
the web links keep defaulting to the hostname of the server instead of the
CNAME (alias) of the site as defined in the mm_cfg.
Where else might mailman be getting the settings from that I haven't
Bob Lydiate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I tell what actual version of Mailman I have. I am using
mailman on an Ubuntu server and the Ubuntu version number is not in the
same general format as the mailman version numbers.
Did you install the Ubuntu/Debian package? If so, then you have a
Hi,
One of my lists is the newsletter type, where one person is in charge of doing
subs and unsubs.
For this list in particular I don't really care, at all, about sending this
disabled message to the users.
In the list config, I set bounce_you_are_disabled_warnings to 0 yet I still see
Bob Lydiate wrote:
How can I tell what actual version of Mailman I have. I am using mailman on
an Ubuntu server and the Ubuntu version number is not in the same general
format as the mailman version numbers.
You can look in Mailman's data/last_mailman_version
This will contain something like
Steve Lund wrote:
Sorry for the stupid question but the documentation shows no examples and I
am getting tired of playing 20 guesses with Mailman and always loosing. How
do I make the following work? -
subscribe address= John Q Public [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You can't. Your syntax is wrong. It
Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
Ok, I do see that there are a few errors for malformed remote addresses, but
would this cause mailman to stop processing? Looking through smtp-failure I
see only a couple of these errors in an hour timeframe, nothing that would
cause mailman to get stuck.
The errors
Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
One of my lists is the newsletter type, where one person is in charge of doing
subs and unsubs.
For this list in particular I don't really care, at all, about sending this
disabled message to the users.
In the list config, I set bounce_you_are_disabled_warnings to 0
Scott Race wrote:
So I have mailman running on a new VirtualHost, I can create a list from
the web interface, I can join lists and all emails from the system look
ok (having the second domain name). When posting, I get the following:
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended
Scott Racewrote:
As a follow-up, I don't seem to have the virtual-mailman file on my
server anywhere as stated in the documentation
Is the virtual domain in
POSTFIX_STYLE_VIRTUAL_DOMAINS = ['the.virtual.domain']
in mm_cfg.py.
Is the host_name of the list = the.virtual.domain
Have you
TGPlatt, WebMaster wrote:
Now can we talk about the proper ownership of all the mailman files both IN
/usr/local/mailman directory structure and in the UserAccount/mailman
directory as well? Shouldn't all (or most of) these files be owned by
mailman / mailman? Is that also true in the
It looks to me like check_perms has a hole in it, Mark. If you take a close
look at the error I've been getting repeatedly since early July (see below),
you'll see it consistently occurs on the index.html table in the
/usr/local/mailman/archives/private/mylist directory. Here are the
permissions
You said:
Assuming mailman's home directory is NOT /usr/local/mailman and
assuming that prefix, and var_prefix are /usr/local/mailman, mailman's
home directory is irrelevant.
But mailman's home directory (where all its programs, scripts, archives and
discussion lists are stored) IS
TGPlatt, WebMaster wrote:
Assuming mailman's home directory is NOT /usr/local/mailman and
assuming that prefix, and var_prefix are /usr/local/mailman, mailman's
home directory is irrelevant.
But mailman's home directory (where all its programs, scripts, archives and
discussion lists are
TGPlatt, WebMaster wrote:
It looks to me like check_perms has a hole in it, Mark. If you take a close
look at the error I've been getting repeatedly since early July (see below),
you'll see it consistently occurs on the index.html table in the
/usr/local/mailman/archives/private/mylist directory.
Suppose I have a user that changes his email address and I don't want to
wait for that user to confirm the address change? How do I change the
address of any user simply as the list admin with no involvement of the
list member? Thanks.
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Dennis Putnam wrote:
Suppose I have a user that changes his email address and I don't want to
wait for that user to confirm the address change? How do I change the
address of any user simply as the list admin with no involvement of the
list member? Thanks.
If you have command line access, use
I've probably just misunderstood something here. When you helped me with my
setup in July, you had me create a mailman directory in the user's web space
and we used that directory somehow. I've forgotten the exact reason we did
that now but I vaguely recall it had something to do with working
LOL!! Bear in mind my guru friend that what's apparent to someone with your
years of experience and wisdom isn't the least bit obvious to a mailman
newcomers like me. Naïve as it may be, we tend to assume that when the
program says it checked permissions and found no problems we're not likely
to
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