Answer to my own question (Re: [Mailman-Users] problem accessing mailman over ssh port tunnel)

I figured it out myself (by looking in the listinfo code to see what it did). Found the VIRTUAL_HOST_OVERVIEW setting. Changed that to "0", and I get the behaviour I want now. --jessica Jessica Koeppel wrote: > >This might be more of an apache configuration thing, but &

[Mailman-Users] problem accessing mailman over ssh port tunnel

This might be more of an apache configuration thing, but I'm not sure. It actually feels a bit more like a mailman thing. I have mailman installed on machine "mail2.foo.com". There's an alias for the machine, "lists.foo.com". I have apache configured so that when you come in to the server with

Re: [Mailman-Users] Mailman doesn't create List Owner

and don't forget that most mail servers' configurations will require you to run something to get the mail server to recognize the new aliases (ie; sendmail's "newaliases", and postfix's newaliases or "postalias hash:/path/to/aliases-file" or whatever's appropriate for your configuration). -jess

Re: [Mailman-Users] missing qfiles .db files - messages don't get sent

>1) is there any way to recreate the .db files, or in any other manner, >get these messages sent out? I figured out that I could cat the stranded .msg file through "mail/wrapper post ". where listname was the appropriate list for the file in question. I moved all these stranded .msg files t

[Mailman-Users] missing qfiles .db files - messages don't get sent

I'm running mailman 2.0.8 on OpenBSD 2.9, with Python 2.0. I noticed that my qrunner log file was getting big - it was full of errors like this: Feb 24 21:08:37 2002 (26363) Exception reading qfile: /local/mailman/qfiles/bdc2a3863d4738f59ad367ba32b011997f9db914 [Errno 2] No such file or direct

[Mailman-Users] From: vs. Sender: and MS Outlook

Oh no. I've just discovered that Outlook replies to the "Sender:" field, over the "From:" field in many situations. It uses "From:" when you hit "Reply", but it uses "Sender:" to display the "From:" field in certain places (only some places! it's crazy!), and worst of all, it uses Sender: when yo

[Mailman-Users] From: vs. Sender: and MS Outlook

Oh no. I've just discovered that Outlook replies to the "Sender:" field, over the "From:" field in many situations. It uses "From:" when you hit "Reply", but it uses "Sender:" to display the "From:" field in certain places (only some places! it's crazy!), and worst of all, it uses Sender: when yo

[Mailman-Users] What do you think of this idea to keep external people from subscribing?

I've got a bunch of lists which I want to have set so that anyone can subscribe themselves very easily. However - I want only people on my internal network to be able to do this. The web interface is accessible only internally, so that's easy. But [EMAIL PROTECTED] is still there - random outs

Re: [Mailman-Users] Password Reminders

There is also a per-list option, which I believe controls this. (I haven't actually experimented to make sure it works as I expect it to, though!). On the list's General Options page, a little more than half way down, you'll find "Send monthly password reminders or no?". So you ought to be able

Re: [Mailman-Users] what to do when you have list *and* list -admin?

Markus Kachel wrote: > >I thing, that it is the best solution to change the name for the >second list. Many list-robots use -admin as the adress for the >Admin or Moderator of the list, for example Mailman and Majordomo. So >it is nearly a standard, because it is often used. Hi Markus, I definite

[Mailman-Users] what to do when you have list *and* list -admin?

I'm using mailman at home for some lists, and really like it. I'm now setting it up for someone who has been hosting a whole bunch of lists. Unfortunately, I've doscovered that in two cases, he has bot and -admin lists. This doesn't work with mailman because I need to put -admin into the aliase