Jim Savoy wrote:
I am not all that familiar with cron. Is that crontab -u mailman
crontab.in something you need to run every time you reboot the
system?
Or does it add something to /etc/cron.d or /etc/cron.daily or
/etc/crontab?
(I don't see anything new in those).
Mark Sapiro wrote:
As you
Savoy, Jim wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
For the others, you need to at least read the comments in crontab.in
and understand what the job does before deciding not to run it.
I will probably leave the gateway news stuff out forever. And also the
password
reminder thing, as we don't want to bombard
Jim Savoy wrote:
I will probably leave the gateway news stuff out forever. And also the
password reminder thing, as we don't want to bombard our students with
more info...
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Fair enough, although the sending of reminders is a list option. You
can set
DEFAULT_SEND_REMINDERS =
Jim Savoy wrote:
Reading this reminded me that I have a similar problem. All of our
lists
are set by default to be admin_immed_notify=yes, but the list owners
only
get a message when something new arrives (that is put on hold). They
never get a daily reminder about the queued-up stuff. Is
Jim Savoy wrote:
I am not all that familiar with cron. Is that crontab -u mailman
crontab.in something you need to run every time you reboot the system?
Or does it add something to /etc/cron.d or /etc/cron.daily or
/etc/crontab?
(I don't see anything new in those).
Jim Savoy answers himself:
I think I have my phantom requests (eg the -1 request(s) pending)
question
answered. Googling it I see that Mark provided a fix, but also said that
by
going to that admin page once should clear it. That may save me from
manually
having to fix hundreds of lists.
Savoy, Jim wrote:
The answers to your questions are: yes, yes yes. But I don't think
the person
who installed Mailman many years ago ever did the crontab -u mailman
crontab.in
bit, so I just did it now. First I commented out everything in that
crontab.in file
except the checkdbs line, and set
Hi all--
Ummm... strangely, this appears to be working again. Not sure why, but I'm
happy!
george
On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 5:29 PM, george bannerman georgebanner...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi all--
I've got a tricky problem on my mailman server. Right now, I have
admin_immed_notify set to yes,
George Bannerman wrote:
I've got a tricky problem on my mailman server. Right now, I have
admin_immed_notify set to yes, but I'm not getting notifications when
there
are emails to approve. I'm also not getting the once-a-day # list
moderator request(s) waiting either. Forward messages
Savoy, Jim wrote:
Reading this reminded me that I have a similar problem. All of our lists
are set by default to be admin_immed_notify=yes, but the list owners
only
get a message when something new arrives (that is put on hold). They
never
get a daily reminder about the queued-up stuff. Is this a
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