Chase, Edward wrote:
>
>No, not Gmail. My address is in-house Exchange and my test "student" account
>is Microsoft Live@edu which I would assume is a really, really big Exchange
>system. So might this not be a GNU-Mailman behavior ?
I'm still betting on something downstream from Mailman. You
On 8/16/2011 6:21 PM, Chase, Edward wrote:
>
> The long subject pretty much states my issue. I have an email
> address that is subscribed to many moderated announcement lists in my
> organization. If a message is sent to more than one list, I only
> receive the first copy that gets approved.
A
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Entering something in the non-digest options/sibling
lists/regular_exclude_lists box on the list admin page could also
cause this behavior, I believe.
rac
On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 6:51 PM, Richard Damon wrote:
> On 8/16/11 9:21 PM, Chase, Edward wrote:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> The long subject pretty m
On 8/16/11 9:21 PM, Chase, Edward wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> The long subject pretty much states my issue. I have an email address that
> is subscribed to many moderated announcement lists in my organization. If a
> message is sent to more than one list, I only receive the first copy that
> gets a
Hi there,
The long subject pretty much states my issue. I have an email address that is
subscribed to many moderated announcement lists in my organization. If a
message is sent to more than one list, I only receive the first copy that gets
approved.
I've found section 7.2 in the user documen
dumpsterdiver wrote:
>Hi, my hosting service just let me know that I have exceeded their allowable
>emails per hours send limit. They suggested I use a mailing list that can
>stagger my sends. Does Mail Man do this and how? I'd love to continue using
>this platform. Thanks!
There is no wa
Hi, my hosting service just let me know that I have exceeded their allowable
emails per hours send limit. They suggested I use a mailing list that can
stagger my sends. Does Mail Man do this and how? I'd love to continue using
this platform. Thanks!
*Y*ou can run this command in the server:
for CurrentList in $(list_lists --bare) ; do echo "someb...@example.net"
| add_members -r - $CurrentList ; done
(see /add_members/ manual page for more details, and also /remove_members/)
Al 11/08/11 21:01, En/na Douglas D. J. de Macedo ha escrit:
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