On Monday 14 July 2003 21:01, Dana Hollar wrote:
please rmove my email [EMAIL PROTECTED] from your
email posting lists. Thank you
At the bottom of EVERY POST to the list appears this statement:
Unsubscribe or change your options at
On Wednesday 28 May 2003 11:15, Raquel Rice wrote:
You're so smart, figuring that out. Perhaps, you should do my
CC:ing for me, since I can't handle it myself?
Raquel,
I sent that note to you off-list. I don't appreciate you sending your
impertinent reply to the list. I apologized to you
On Monday 24 March 2003 16:06, Staven Bruce wrote:
We have a RedHat 8.0 Linux server running the latest version of
Mailman atop a Sendmail MTA. Whenever I send a message to a mailing
list, it always arrives to the recipients in plain text, even when
I'm using another font. I compose the
On Thursday 13 March 2003 10:20, Bolanle Akinpelu wrote:
I can't add members from the stdin using the add_member command. For
some reason, EOF characters does not bring an end to the members list
addedd via stdin
I've had that problem too, so now I use echo (when I'm not using the
web-based
On Wednesday 12 March 2003 21:42, Jon Carnes wrote:
You might want to check around for a different rpm (or install from
source).
The first time I installed Mailman, I tried to do it from the Red Hat
binary RPM. Red Hat apparently packaged the Mailman RPM on the
assumption that it would be
But, from the point of view of mailman, once the correct
Delivery_Module was specified in Defaults.py, it works fast
as a whistle.
That was a typo, right? There is ample warning in the documentation
(and, IIRC, in the Defaults.py file itself) that changes go in
mm_cfg.py, not in
On Tuesday 14 January 2003 13:53, Christopher Adams wrote:
Is there a way to prevent users from unsubscribing without list
administrator approval?
With v2.1, yes.
Kyle
--
It is better to know nothing than to have learned nothing.
-fortune cookie proverb
On Wednesday 08 January 2003 08:40, Ivan Van Laningham wrote:
What makes you think that message is coming from Mailman?
That looks like a message from stock Redhat processes.
You might be right, but I never received those messages until Mailman
was installed on RH 6.1, and I have
On Tuesday 07 January 2003 16:27, Dustin Clampitt wrote:
Mailman needs a mechanism for either silently discarding posts from
non-members,
Upgrade to 2.1.
It's the admins who are getting spammed. Throw the crap away and
send the admin notification of the discard.
How is that silently
On Thursday 02 January 2003 21:40, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
MJ 2.) can we switch back to 2.0.13 easily in case we encounter
a MJ problem or do the DBs get converted somehow?
Yes, of course they do! No, you cannot easily downgrade, so I'd
suggest making backups first if you're concerned.
On Friday 27 December 2002 01:03, The Berean wrote:
I'm doing some research in an attempt to find the
ceiling on how many users I can have on a Mailman
powered listserv.
I don't mean to be pedantic, but you used the term listserv eight
times in your note. Listserv is a registered trademark
On Friday 15 November 2002 09:31, Ralph Boersema wrote:
Our installation set up by a good programmer who is not too
familiar with mailman. He doesn't have the time to participate in
this list.
I would suggest that the first order of business is to hire a system
administrator. As long as you
On Friday 15 November 2002 09:31, Ralph Boersema wrote:
4. It is initially possible to administer the list, but when the
first message is sent, it does not forward and, after that, it is no
longer possible to access the administration page. The admin access
page comes up, you type in the
On Wednesday 13 November 2002 21:48, Emil Volcheck wrote:
Upgrading to Python 2.2.2 and Mailman 2.0.13 did the job.
We also had to redo the aliases in /etc/postfix/mailinglist .
What I do on my boxes is put mailman's alias file in /var/mailman, along
with the rest of the mailman installation.
On Monday 11 November 2002 17:26, Emil Volcheck wrote:
Question: do the aliases for individual lists as well as the
mailman and mailman-owner have to be in /etc/aliases or
/etc/aliases.db or does it suffice to put them in the MySQL (?)
databases used by Postfix?
The standard location for the
On Sunday 10 November 2002 14:03, David Gordon wrote:
Set up test list list. Web interface working. Subscription requests
generates confirmation of subscription mail. Replying to that mail
(to [EMAIL PROTECTED]) sees that mail routed via my
catch-all mail account for that domain.
The answer
Oops, I jumped the gun a little bit on my last reply.
On Sunday 10 November 2002 14:03, David Gordon wrote:
Somewhere in Sendmail I have a line
@mydomain1.tld user1
You should probably remove that.
Kyle
--
Since the general civilizations of mankind, I believe there are more
instances of the
On Wednesday 25 September 2002 12:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am inclined to agree with Jon (that what you really want is for
your list members to do the encrypting)
That would only work in a shared-secret environment. If you want to use
public key crypto, then Mailman would have to
On Wednesday 25 September 2002 13:43, J C Lawrence wrote:
A common definition of a crypted list:
Mail sent to the list is crpyted with the list's public key.
The list uncrypts the mail and broadcasts it to each member.
Prior to transmission each message is crypted with that
On Thursday 19 September 2002 22:38, Jim Popovitch wrote:
rant
Mailman should allow unsubscriptions via confirmed email w/o
requiring a password, there is no valid reason to require the
password when unsubscribing via email.
/rant
Do you know how easy it is to spoof email? That's the valid
On Monday 09 September 2002 09:39, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
IMO, HTML mail isn't the problem, HTML-only mail is.
As far as universal readability goes, you are correct. However, HTML
mail can (whether it includes a text/plain part or not) have security
implications that RFC-compliant (plain
On Monday 09 September 2002 15:20, Joel Webb wrote:
Is there anyway to change the options inside of a RPM'ed version of
Mailman?? I would like to change the --with-cgi-ext extension.
Install the source rpm, edit the spec file to your liking, then rpm -bb
mailman.spec. You will end up with a
On Saturday 07 September 2002 01:47, Fuzzy wrote:
Get real, Rickie, this is the 21st Century, HTML here to stay.
It's called freedom to send email in whatever format I want.
And we have the freedom to not read mail in whatever format we want. If
you want your mail to have the widest
On Saturday 07 September 2002 08:50, Angel Gabriel wrote:
Everytime I create a new list, no aliases are being added to
sendmail. Mail cannot be recieved, and I get user not found.
Are you remembering to use the -o option to $mailman/bin/newlist?
On Friday 06 September 2002 01:17, Rajib A. Momen wrote:
It seems kind of redundant to sign up on a web site,
enter a password, and then have to reply to a message to confirm,
since you just signed up!
This seems to be a FAQ, although I don't recall if it is addressed in
the actual FAQ
On Thursday 05 September 2002 17:12, Kory Wheatley wrote:
What I have done to maybe slow down the delivery to sendmail that
creates the queue files then delivers them to our mail server is in
the Mailman SMTPDirect.py I have used the sleep command to sleep
after delivering so that our
On Monday 26 August 2002 11:03, Devin Atencio wrote:
I can't seem to figure out the correct syntax to add 1 e-mail address
to a list from the command line?
/home/maiman/bin/add_members -n - -w n test [EMAIL PROTECTED]
any help with the correct syntax?
try:
echo [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
On Thursday 22 August 2002 13:10, Drew Krause wrote:
Hello, a few subscribers with city and county government email
addresses are complaining that our list mail is not getting to them.
A peek at our mail logs confirms this. One of their system
administrators noted that their server makes use
On Tuesday 16 July 2002 11:09, Bob Weissman wrote:
This is a linguistic subtlety in the English version of Mailman.
[...]
In my own Mailman 2.0.11 installation, I've scoured the sources for
user-visible strings and changed member to subscriber everywhere
I thought it was important. I would
Forgive me if this has been discussed already, but I wonder about a mail
interface for admin functions like approving subscription requests. It
would be really convenient if the list owner could simply reply with
some incantation to the notice that there is a request pending. Does
this
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