the membership current.
mailman# cat sync_owners.exec
#!/bin/csh
# shell script to synchronize the mailman-list-owners subscribers
# When (how often) do we run this script?
# 11May09 0248PM Barry Finkel
# Synchronize silently:
# file is stdin (-f -)
# no Welcome message (-w
I wrote last Friday:
I created a new list today at 13:42 (Mailman 2.1.14), and the
Description field contained a + character, per the
customer's request. At 14:00 I received an e-mail from
From: r...@lists.anl.gov
Subject: + in description for LISTNAME
I cannot find anywhere in the
I created a new list today at 13:42 (Mailman 2.1.14), and the
Description field contained a + character, per the
customer's request. At 14:00 I received an e-mail from
From: r...@lists.anl.gov
Subject: + in description for LISTNAME
I cannot find anywhere in the source where this mail
On 04/28/11 19:04, Dennis Carr wrote:
Note, running Debian Stable on the server.
I'm attempting to update Mailman through aptitude, but it warns me that
all files in the qfiles tree will be wiped out. This includes files that
have been bouncing back and forth between qfiles/out and
I am running 2.1.14, and we had a problem where a list owner
subscribed a number of persons to a list, and many of these
persons want to be unsubscribed. To catch mail directed
toward the list:
Subject: Please remove me from your list
I added a line to bounce_matching_headers
What happened to the Mailman FAQ? When I go to the URL
http://wiki.list.org/x/AgA3
I get some login screen from Atlassian Confluence.
That page is wider thanmy Firefox window, and there are no
scroll bars.
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Barry S.
I have a list where I build the list from an external file via
cron. I need to un-moderate those who are allowed to post.
Obviously, I cannot use the web interface in the cron job
to do the un-moderation. Is there a CLI tool? Thanks.
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On 03/15/11 09:57, Dennis Putnam wrote:
Due to some long time configuration issues, which have now been
resolved, I think was missing some list events. Now I have to play
catchup. I am not sure how bounce processing works. Lets assume that a
list member's email address goes bad. Exactly what
The FAQ page
4.70. How do I change the name of (rename) a list?
is missing one command at the end:
/usr/lib/mailman/bin/genaliases
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Barry S. Finkel
Computing and Information Systems Division
Argonne National
On 03/04/11 12:12, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Barry Finkel wrote:
The FAQ page
4.70. How do I change the name of (rename) a list?
is missing one command at the end:
/usr/lib/mailman/bin/genaliases
Just below the
bin/arch --wipe newlist
command, it says
Finally, if your MTA uses
I am testing migrating Mailman from an Ubuntu Dapper system with
my own Mailman 2.1.14 package built from the SourceForge source
to an Ubuntu Lucid system with the Debian Lucid Mailman 2.1.13
package.
I tested the Lucid system, and then I copied
/var/lib/mailman/archives
I have a question about permissions for the archive directory.
I am migrating my Mailman server from an Ubuntu Dapper server
on which I installed my own package, built from the SourceForge
source, to an Ubuntu Lucid server, where I am installing the
Ubuntu/Debian package. The directory in
On 01/12/11 19:08, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Barry Finkel wrote:
I have not looked at the Mailman source, so I am not sure what is
failing. Is it the case that the
accept_these_nonmembers
is stored in a different internal format than
acceptable_aliases
is? This is a 2.1.14 package
I have a script that adds an e-mail address to
accept_these_nonmembers
for a number of lists.
# From a Mailman-Users reply August 19, 2007 to my posting:
# Mark Sapiro replied:
# Not directly, but in a shell script you could prepare a file that
# looks like
#
#
morning gurus,
As title asks, how, via the GUI, do I see all the people contained in a
particular list? Its got to be done. Surely. Cut'n'Pasting from each page 26
times (A-Z) ain't no fun..
thanks for looking..
Jess
General Options - admin_member_chunksize
(if you are running a recent
I have a script that I use to add an address to
accept_these_nonmembers
It uses
mlist.accept_these_nonmembers.append('$1')
Is there a way I can invoke this C-shell script so that
the address is surrounded by apostrophes? I want the resulting
address to be
'u...@example.com'
I
Ivan Fetch ife...@du.edu wrote:
Hello,
We are planning to move our Mailman installation from Solaris to Linux,
and upgrade in the process. I'd love to hear from anyone who has run
production Mailman on Linux.
What experiences have list members had with RedHat vs. Ubuntu Mailman
packages, vs.
I have a customer who wants a announce-only list. She does not want
any replies to the list or to the poster.
In production we are running 2.1.13, and I have 2.1.14 on my test
machine. We made the list anonymous
anonymous_list = yes
and the resulting mail from the list has a header line:
Barry Finkel wrote:
I have a customer who wants a announce-only list. She does not want
any replies to the list or to the poster.
In production we are running 2.1.13, and I have 2.1.14 on my test
machine. We made the list anonymous
anonymous_list = yes
Mark Sapiro replied:
Why
On Oct 20, 2010, at 01:53 PM, Adam McGreggor wrote:
It appears that 'official' Mailman packages for lenny are a wee bit
behind upstream.
I believe others on this list use the Umbungo packages on lenny
(Debian 5), without too many difficulties. YMMV.
(I don't really have the time to take on
westernz v...@an16.org wrote:
Is that possible to make a copy of a list ?
That long to check all config each new list.
Maybe from the serveur (unix) in the Mailman directory, maybe there are a
file for each list, maybe i can copy one ?
See man config_list .
The command
config_list -o
Richard Smits r.sm...@tudelft.nl wrote:
Hello,
We have a strange problem with our mailman server and some mailclients.
I will explain. Sometimes when a member sends email to a list, and
someone replies to that mail, the reply goes to the list.
And sometimes the To : adres is
Excellent! Now if I could figure out how to wildcard that address.
There are 2 email address formats that could be used here, and I want to
make sure to get them both...
use...@physics.tamu.edu
use...@tamu.edu
Take the file that contains the userids, and edit it.
Make two pieces. Append
In SMTP 4.y.z DSNs are temporary errors. They could be caused by a
spam filter over loaded, or the system shutting down, or...
i'm assuming it's retried by the mta. the settings in mailman clearly
state that it should be discarded right away...
The 4.y.z should be seen as an invitation for
You can do this under Privacy Options - Recipient Filters
Set Ceiling on acceptable number of recipients for a posting. to 1
Then anyone hitting reply-to-all will get a message saying that their
message is held because there are too many recipients, since any
reply-to-all will include both the
Mark Sapiro wrote:
That said, I suspect the underlying OS here is Debian/Ubuntu and
Mailman is the Debian/Ubuntu package which has patches in this area
which are causing this.
As I have written on this forum before, the Debian/Ubuntu package
for Mailman has a large number of patches. One I
I have a question about regular expressions and
accept_these_nonmembers. If I want any address in
anl.gov
or
example.com
to be able to post, is this correct for the accept_these_nonmembers box?
^.*anl\.gov
^.*example\.com
Do I need a $ at the end of each regular
OK, here's what I found:
Mar 12 10:08:11 2010 (31200) delivery to xell...@slayers.org failed
with code 45 0: 4.1.2 x...@slayers.org: Recipient address
rejected: Domain not found
I've found similar messages with x...@fanfic.net at the end. Certainly
mailman should be running these as bounces?
Patrick Okui wrote:
On 7 Mar, 2010, at 11:01 PM, Patrick Okui wrote:
AttributeError: Message instance has no attribute 'get_type'
hmm.. /usr/lib/mailman/pythonlib is empty -- that could do it no?
pop:/usr/lib/mailman # rpm -ql mailman | grep pythonlib
/usr/lib/mailman/pythonlib
Barry Finkel wrote:
I ran a test with a test list on my test virtual machine, and this is
what is happening. The line in the -f file for sync_members
bsf-cr...@example.com (New 1 (zzz))
is causing all of the succeeding lines in that file to be treated as
part of the parenthesized
I wrote:
I think I may have uncovered a bug in Mailman 2.1.13. I have not
completed my research. I have a script that refreshes the subscriber
list via:
/usr/lib/mailman/bin/sync_members -w=no -g=no -d=no -a=no \
-f /e tc/mailman/generated_lists/LISTNAME LISTNAME
where
I think I may have uncovered a bug in Mailman 2.1.13. I have not
completed my research. I have a script that refreshes the subscriber
list via:
/usr/lib/mailman/bin/sync_members -w=no -g=no -d=no -a=no \
-f /etc/mailman/generated_lists/LISTNAME LISTNAME
where
Hi,
Some people with multiple email address' get confused as to which
one they used to subscribe. Is it possible to put that info in the
body of the Welcome to this list email ?
What would be the code I need for this please ? Using CPanel
version 2.1.11.cp3
Regards, John.
The e-mail address
Wayne Cook wc...@mycoachonline.com wrote:
Here's my first post to this list :)
I'm setting up a mailing list and I only want the list administrator
to be able to post messages to the list, can this be set as some kind
of default setting?
Thanks
Wayne
Change the list configuration so that
Hello,
I'm learning how to use mailman mailing list. Still now, everything goes
right. When a moderator refuses that a message can not be delivered, is
there a way to find it in archive?
I only find in archive the messages approved
Thank you and best regards,
Mary
The list archives contain
On Mon, Nov 09, 2009 at 10:38:43AM -, Kemp James wrote:
if you need help deciding which flavour of Ubuntu you want then you
would be best asking on http://ubuntuforums.org/
and Adam McGreggor adam-mail...@amyl.org.uk replied:
I'd question Ubuntu's suitability for running as a public-facing
My Mailman 2.1.12 server was flagged with a low-risk vulnerability:
42057 Web Server Allows Password Auto-Completion
and I cannot tell from the description what URLs have this
vulnerability, nor do I know how to correct it. I know little
about apache. One Google search at this URL
Svante Tidholm sva...@tidholm.se wrote:
Hi all,
I've been using a shell script to compile a list of all subscribers on
a list for our intranet at a site I'm taking care of. This is done
with the mailman-subscribers.py script and some smart commands that
parse the csv file in different ways.
I wrote:
3) When is the list-creation e-mail sent to the one owner e-mail
address? It appears to be done in the newlist code, but
at that time, I have not yet run the config_list command
that resets the parameters. When I ran my test, was I lucky
that by the
I have a suggestion. I do not know how others create new Mailman lists,
but I have around 20 template files. If I want to make a list named
NEWLIST, then I copy the appropriate configuration file into
newlist.config
I then edit this file to change any parameters that need changing:
At 12:23 PM 9/21/2009, Barry Finkel wrote:
The config_list code allows me to specify ONLY ONE e-mail address for
the list owner, when I may have specified multiple owners in the
newlist.config file.
I would like to be able to specify multiple e-mail
addresses at the list-creation prompt so
On Sep 10, 2009, at 10:27 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Sure. But why bother?
Well, you already get 90% of that for free in MM3 already, except it's
only exposed in the test suite. Launchpad has similar functionality
and for developers, it's very useful. It's probably not useful to the
Our cyber security group sent me notice of a vulnerability in
a Mailman web page:
Web Application Potentially Sensitive CGI Parameter Detection
I think it is the URL:
mailman/create
As I do not use that web page to create a new Mailman list, I want to
disable that page. Is there an
I have a question about zipped list archives; the question arose from
a subscriber to one of our lists. I am running Mailman 2.1.11 on
Ubuntu from a package I built from the SourceForge source.
mailman# pwd
/var/lib/mailman/archives/private/LISTNAME
mailman# ls -ald 2009-August*
drwxrwsr-x 2
Hicks, Robert CTR robert.l.hi...@uscg.mil wrote:
I am having to rebuild a mailman server. Are there any problems running
mailman under a 64bit system?
I run Mailman on a Linux amd64 server.
--
Barry S. Finkel
Computing and
On 8/17/2009, Adrean Clark (c...@clercscar.com) wrote:
Also notice in the first sentence of the article a sign was added.
It's not in the original -- where did that come from? Thanks for all
your help.
...
From Little Girls Point, we headed ...
This is standard MBOX formatting rules. The
Barry Warsaw ba...@python.org wrote:
As a comparison, Launchpad's code review process allows for commands
in the body of the message. It looks for specific commands prepended
by a space. I don't particularly like that approach though because
the space can be hard to see.
Would it find a
David Andrews dandr...@visi.com wrote:
I have a problem, and don't know if there is an easy or viable
solution. I run a bunch of lists for an organization, over 150
lists, about 80 percent public and 20 percent private. Periodically
there are messages that need to go to everyone, or almost
Scott Jones sanch...@gmail.com wrote:
I finally got mailman working to the point I created 'mailman' list
successfully. Everything has worked correctly, but despite it showing
that mailman has sent a notice to the administrator email account,
that email has never made it into my email inbox.
Jibin jibins.jos...@lntinfotech.com wrote:
Hi,
Please tell me wat is the default or expected action when we send a mail to
'listname-ow...@domain.com'. Will it send to a mail to all the list owners?
What is the difference between a lisy owner and a list admin.
Please guide me in this..
Sorry
Gerrat Rickert grick...@coldstorage.com wrote:
The twisted python mailing list is running on:
unmodified mailman 1:2.1.9-9ubuntu1 install, and the
Tahoe list is using: 2.1.9-4ubuntu1
Could this be an ubuntu-specific issue?
I have not included the initial part of this thread, as my reply
is
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Ubuntu is based on Debian.
I have just confirmed by testing that this problem is caused by the
Debian Mailman patch 30_pipermail_threads.patch.
This patch can be found by following the links from
http://patch-tracking.debian.net/package/mailman (I don't want to
give a more
Mark wrote:
See
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/%7Emailman-coders/mailman/2.1/annotate/head%3A/NEWS
When I go to that URL I get a message:
Internal Server Error
--
Barry S. Finkel
Computing and Information Systems Division
Filipe Daros fzanl...@hotmail.com wrote:
Does anyone know how to set up a Mailing list and make it accept
e-mails from anyone and also accept email from a forwarding rule within
the same domain? For example: My main e-mail address is t...@test.com
and I created a list: l...@test.com. I also
I wrote, in part:
Or do I have to specify something to get the Mailman-supplied
e-mail package untarred? Thanks.
and Mark Sapiro replied:
That would be another approach. After running ./configure and before
running any make commands, you could edit misc/Makefile to replace the
line
On Mon, 16 Mar 2009 10:52:05 Mark Sapiro wrote:
There is an internal inconsistency in the 3.0.2 email package that
shipped with Python 2.4.4 through 2.4.6. This has to do with the
Charset.Charset() constructor setting input_charset to a unicode which
then causes TypeError: decoding Unicode is not
Salvatore D'Agostino sdagost...@tropotel.net wrote:
Does anyone know where I can set the default settings for all newly
created lists so that I won't have to always log in to the website each
time and set them individually?
Thanks in advance =)
I have 25 list template files that I use when I
Ted Frohling t...@frohling.org wrote:
I'm getting an uncaught bounce notification from a particular user on
one of my mailing lists. In a message in the archives, one respondent
said they could look at the message, but would need the original
email. I'm using mailman 2.1.9 and postfix as the
On Jan 28, 2009, at 1:13 AM, Brad Knowles wrote:
On another site I help administer, FreeBSD works just fine. But
again, I run the version from our source and not the ports version.
Jeffrey Goldberg jeff...@goldmark.org replied:
I have found that using the FreeBSD ports system installation
Tim Ferguson t...@ccs135.com wrote:
Is there a preferred flavor of Linux that Mailman seems to work and
install the best with? I'm trying Ubuntu, but the apt-get feature is
getting hung up on trying to find the repositories and can't, so, until
I get that fixed I just thought I'd ask.
Thanks
David Lubkin lub...@lubkin.net wrote:
Are there Internet repositories of Mailman scripts and customization
beyond what comes with the distribution?
I keep having ideas for obvious capabilities that are missing, e.g.,
- an inverse of add_members (instead of an input file of users
to add to a
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 01:51:48PM -0600, Barry Finkel wrote:
I was surprised to learn last week that RFC 2822 has been made
obsolete by RFC 5322, and 2821 by 5321. I think that the major
changes wre to clear up sections where there were differences of
interpretation.
and Adam McGreggor adam
The esteemed Brad Knowles has said:
on 1/27/09 9:07 AM, Tim Ferguson said:
Is there a preferred flavor of Linux that Mailman seems to work and
install the best with? I'm trying Ubuntu, but the apt-get feature is
getting hung up on trying to find the repositories and can't, so,
until
On Mon, 2009-01-26 at 16:03 -0600, Barry Finkel wrote:
We had a case last week when someone sent mail with a spoofed
From:
line that contained the e-mail address of the list owner.
I also wrote:
In our case, the list owner temporarily moderated his e-mail address.
And Lindsay
Kirke Johnson kjohn...@pcc.edu wrote:
I have been attempting to test out the bounce processing on a test
list and am confused by the results so far. We are running Mailman
2.1.9 on RHEL, installed with the OS.
The test list (tsstst) has the following settings:
bounce_score_threshold: 1.0
Please see Sec. 3.6 of RFC 2822 for a full discussion of various e-mail
header fields and their proper uses and meanings, and RFC 2821 for a
discussion of the trace fields, such as Return-Path. It is not a
misconfiguration of a MTA for for the envelope sender to be of the form
Steve Lindemann wrote:
Had something strange occur early Saturday morning. A non-subscriber
managed to successfully post to two member only lists (and, of course,
it was spam).
The bogus sender (thelevisstoreonl...@levis.rsys1.com) is not a member
of these member only lists and is not in the
I have a collegue who is experimenting with signed mail (S/MIME).
He sent me a test mail and he also sent it to a test Mailman (2.1.11)
list. Here is the basic MIME header structure for the mail sent
directly to me:
++
MIME-Version:
I need to rename two Mailman 2.1.9 lists. The FAQ 4.70 gives
explicit instructions, but it does not mention changing the
/var/lib/mailman/data/aliases (location on my Unbutu system)
file to reflect the new name and then running the newaliases command.
Should this be added to the FAQ?
Barry Finkel wrote:
I need to rename two Mailman 2.1.9 lists. The FAQ 4.70 gives
explicit instructions, but it does not mention changing the
/var/lib/mailman/data/aliases (location on my Unbutu system)
file to reflect the new name and then running the newaliases command.
Should
When I upgraded my test Ubuntu system from Mailman 2.1.9 to 2.1.11
I saw messages for each list:
Updating mailing list: mailman
Updating the held requests database.
- updating old private mbox file
looks like you have a really recent CVS installation...
you're
Jeanne Ilchuk ilc...@wrlc.org wrote:
Was anything ever developed to allow mailman to work with a microsoft
exchange server ?
In what respect? What are you trying to accomplish?
--
Barry S. Finkel
Computing and Information
I have a question about the ban_list regex. In a reply on
Tue, 24 Apr 2007 07:59:28 Mark Sapiro wrote
So set Privacy options...-Sender filters-generic_nonmember_action
to Accept so anyone can post and set Privacy options...-Subscription
rules-ban_list to a regex that matches all addresses
Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in reply, in part:
Over the several years I've been acting as one of the co-owners of this
list, I don't recall getting any messages being sent by users to
mailman-users-bounces.
I have some Mailman lists, and if a recipient does a reply-all
from a BlackBerry
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
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote, in reply:
/etc/aliases is the location of my aliases file and that's where postfix
is pointing. I cannot change the owner to the aliases and aliases.db or
else I can't run newaliases.
I ran ./configure --with-mail-god=nobody
and I have default_privs = nobody
Any other
Beau ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
If one has an existing mailing list with just email addresses,
is there any procedure available to bulk-update the list membership
with the subscribers' names (short of unsubscribing and re-subscribing
the list members)?
The set email command does not appear to
Shambhu Sharma wrote:
I would like to migrate my Mailman from one server to another server
which has already Mailman running and some lists are created. I searched
Mailman archives but didn't find any scenario like this. Here is detail:
I have two servers (A and B) and on both Mailman is
Knut Auvor Grythe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote, in part,
This week, when attempting to upgrade further to Ubuntu Hardy, with
Mailman 2.1.9, the upgrade script crashed as soon as it reached one of
these lists, without releasing the lock. The attached patch is what I
used to be able to upgrade cleanly
David Slater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello -
I want to deny list subscriptions to any user whose email
address does not include my domain.
I realize that I can do that by having the list admin approve
subscription requests, but I'd prefer to automate the process.
I would hope that a rejection
Max Lanfranconi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mailman 2.1.11
Python 2.4.4
OS Solaris 2.11
Hi,
I have been able to reproduce this bug consistently by running the
replicate_bug script:
replicate _bug is the following:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/local/mailman/bin/rmlist testlist1
/usr/local/mailman/bin/rmlist
Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
| Jay Deiman writes:
|
| I just got mailman up and running with Postfix and everything has been
| working perfectly except when someone tries to subscribe to the list
| that has a period in the user portion of the address. For example:
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] It
I wrote ():
with Mark Sapiro's comments interspersed ():
I have on my Mailman 2.1.10 production system and my 2.1.11 test system
both created from the SourceForge source and installed on Ubuntu dapper
via packages I built:
mailman% ls -al /var/lib/mailman
total 40
drwxrwsr-x 10 root list 4096
I have on my Mailman 2.1.10 production system and my 2.1.11 test system
both created from the SourceForge source and installed on Ubuntu dapper
via packages I built:
mailman% ls -al /var/lib/mailman
total 40
drwxrwsr-x 10 root list 4096 2007-02-28 11:11 .
drwxr-xr-x 22 root root 4096 2008-04-04
Mark Heer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am running 2 mail exchangers that handle the mailman list
distribution and a third machine serves up the list administration web
gui. Trouble is that when a message is held for moderator approval, I
click on the url mailman provides or go to the list
drb wrote:
Hello Mark,
Could you please let me know how to access smtp-log?
So the mailman will bounce if it can't send email to a valid email ID?
how many attempts will it take before it quits? I saw the email in the
archives, but I cannot see who got it. Is there a feature where mailman
can
Don Hone wrote:
There doesn't seem to be an option to have a system generated password
when running bin/newlist from the command line. Is this correct? If so,
I would appreciate this be added as an enhancement request.
The ability to create a list from the command line is good since it creates
Don Hone wrote:
When I add a new list via the CLI, I must enter a password and it is sent
in the email to the list admin:
The mailing list `cgilist' has just been created for you.
The following is some basic information about your
mailing list.
Your mailing list
Barry Finkel writes:
I have not yet installed my 2.1.11 package on my test machine, but
my records show that I had the identical messages when I built my
2.1.9 package, which I use in production. I am not an expert in the
C language and what type conversions are done. But I would not worry
* Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am happy to announce the final release of the Mailman 2.1.11.
Ralf Hildebrandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] replied:
I get lots of these:
initialization differ in signedness
src/_koco_uhc.h:2349: warning: pointer targets in initialization
differ in signedness
Webmaster PF [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I must be an idiot because I just do not get it. I must be missing an
integral part because the footer is still posting as an attachment
rather than in the body of the posting.
This is what I have in the non-digest options:
Can subscribers choose to receive
Carlos Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering why when something is sent to a mailman alias address
is the actual email address manipulated to show a different non
existing address.
For example, I create a mailman group everyone so now people can
email [EMAIL PROTECTED] and when the
Duncan Drury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have recently upgraded my Mailman installation to 2.1.10 and the
online subscription system that I set up stopped working completely
(users fill out a form, which generates an email, which subscribes them
to the list).
This seems to be related to the known
Anant Maringanti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote, in part:
I have looked up the archives and the FAQ but perhaps I dont even know
what I am looking for. I have recently set up a mailing list. I think
I have set up the list for not holding up any member's posting for
admin approval. But each time there
On April 23 Mark Sapiro wrote:
| I am happy to announce the release of Mailman 2.1.10.
I have discovered a few problems with the release. None is a major show
stopper, but the most significant so far is that I broke cmd_subscribe
so that email subscribe to the -subscribe or -join address or the
Barry Finkel wrote:
There was a posting to a number of lists here yesterday
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
all of the lists are linked; some of the lists are subscribed to others.
I took that address and added it to
acceptable_aliases
And Mark Sapiro replied:
What did you add
There was a posting to a number of lists here yesterday
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
all of the lists are linked; some of the lists are subscribed to others.
I took that address and added it to
acceptable_aliases
for each of the lists. This morning I saw a posting to the same
address held
Mark Sapiro wrote April 23:
| I am happy to announce the release of Mailman 2.1.10
I have discovered a few problems with the release. None is a major show
stopper, but the most significant so far is that I broke cmd_subscribe
so that email subscribe to the -subscribe or -join address or the
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Barry Finkel wrote:
There was a posting to a number of lists here yesterday
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
all of the lists are linked; some of the lists are subscribed to others.
I took that address and added it to
acceptable_aliases
And Mark Sapiro replied:
What did you add
Jeff Hedglen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My mailman program just quit working - the mail is sent back
undeliverable after over a year of working just fine
Anyone else have this issue.
I did nothing different and none of my lists work
You have not given us enough information on which to do
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