Could it become possible for users authenticated with a cookie to post
to the mailing list using some sort of Web-based interface, with a CGI
script generating the actual mail?
With this done, could Pipermail be enhanced so you can follow up a
message in the archives using a Web-based interface?
Hi,
I would like to now if there is some one out there that can assist with the
problem that I am having with Mailman.
I have 50 lists running of one Redhat server using Exim as the MTA, all my
list admin pages display just fine, except for one.
The page did load in the beginning but now it
On 26 Oct 2001 10:51:26 +0100
Paul Crowley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could it become possible for users authenticated with a cookie to
post to the mailing list using some sort of Web-based interface,
with a CGI script generating the actual mail?
This is what I've done at Kanga.Nu using PHP
Hi All
How do I set the default for new users to hide ?
Many Thanks
Denis Croombs
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Hummm, change the archive html so that when you click on an added button on
the page, the message and TO field and SUBJECT field of the message get
posted to a form and the information fed into a standard html Mail-form on
another page (another CGI). Then you edit and add text to your hearts
Have your checked the lock files in ~mailman/locks/... ? Delete any
spurious lock files with inactive processes (the process id is part of the
lock file name). If there is nothing happening on that list, you can safely
delete any lock files for it.
If that fixes it, then look at the admins
I was wondering why we had discuss the problem, that mailman
doesn't support multiple domains ?
In the general options exists the host_name field.
If I changed the domain this takes effect immediately.
In the moment I don't have configured my MTA right, but I will
do some test on a test-machine
Apologies to other subscribers for these lengthy exchanges over what I
assume is a peripheral topic for most Mailman users. Mark, I suggest we
take the this off list unless you object.
Mark
At 15:54 25/10/2001 -0400, Mark T. Valites wrote:
Richard,
In patch #44484,
to sym-link to
J C Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Could it become possible for users authenticated with a cookie to
post to the mailing list using some sort of Web-based interface,
with a CGI script generating the actual mail?
This is what I've done at Kanga.Nu using PHP and MHonArc atop
Mailman.
On Thursday 25 October 2001 06:51 am, Denis Croombs wrote:
Hi
I have RedHat 7.1 Mailman 2.0.6 It installed OK and have followed the
manual from www.list.org/install-final.html but my APACHE will not accept
the line
Exec /mailman/* /home/mailman/cgi-bin/*
giving a systax error, bad
It takes some of my members days before they get a welcome message. Is this
considered normal? Does mailman have some kind setting where it sends out
welcome messages at intervals instead of all at once?
Frank Pagano (The Berean)
Owner of C-SQUAD (http://www.c-squad.org)
Anyone have a sure-fire method for replacing sendmail with postfix??
(or know where the HowTo or Docs are...)
Thanx
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On 26/10/01 10:11 -0400, Camel - Jay S. Curtis wrote:
Anyone have a sure-fire method for replacing sendmail with postfix??
(or know where the HowTo or Docs are...)
I rather recommend reading the INSTALL file that comes with postfix and
the FAQ.
http://www.postfix.org
Download postfix
Read the
I agree with Bob.
Every configuration is simpler with postfix.
All text files human-friendly
- Original Message -
I also decided on Sendmail because I want to host many domains with
their
own virtual mail server ... I don't know if PostFix will do this
... The recommendation to
Hey everyone.
I have Mailman 2.0.6 running, and things are going well with it. The
server that I originally put Mailman on is underpowered to do the
other things it is also doing, so I want to move mailman to another
server. Now, to prevent having to reinvent the wheel for the 30+
lists I
Hello,
We had a problem yesterday with a mail in a list from Mailman that
was in loop. The message was sent during all the day until we could see
what was wrong. I had to stop
the postfix system, and I was trying to remove the message from deferred
and other queues,
because I was planing to
On 26 Oct 2001 13:15:49 +0100
Paul Crowley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
J C Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is what I've done at Kanga.Nu using PHP and MHonArc atop
Mailman. See the list archives here (or -developers) to get the
various RCs and how to install.
On Thursday, Oct 25, 2001, Jon Carnes wrote:
Mandrake 8.1 should use nobody as the owner of apache, mail as the
The owner of apache is 'apache' in Mandrake 8.1 (and 8.0).
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On 26 October 2001, Jeffrey M. Kenton said:
1. Is there a way to backup the list information, including addresses
and list configurations?
2. Is there a way to restore the configuration (list members, list
setups etc.)?
If it is as easy as tar'ing the /home/mailman directory and
On Thursday, Oct 25, 2001, Amanda wrote:
RPMs under Drake, in my experience, are evile. I have gotten precisely one RPM for
Mandrake 8 to install correctly on my system. Not using RPMs was the lesson I
learned right after how to find downloaded files (imagine, webbing all these
years, and
I'm that one that's done the last couple of Mandrake .rpm's for
Mandrake. Let me help you out.
On Thursday, Oct 25, 2001, David Pierron wrote:
My first initial problem was with smrsh but overcame that with a symbolic
link ...
First question, is smrsh a sendmail thing? What is it exactly?
On Thursday, Oct 25, 2001, Greg Ward wrote:
So what I'm getting here is that I should start the Mailman installation
all over again?
Yes. It *sounds* like Mandrake's Mailman RPM is broken, so you'll have
to build from source.
Not broken, just built specifically for Postfix as that's
On 26 October 2001, Paul Cox said:
On Thursday, Oct 25, 2001, Greg Ward wrote:
Yes. It *sounds* like Mandrake's Mailman RPM is broken, so you'll have
to build from source.
Not broken, just built specifically for Postfix as that's the Mandrake
default.
OK, that makes perfect sense.
Greg Ward wrote:
On 26 October 2001, Jeffrey M. Kenton said:
1. Is there a way to backup the list information, including addresses
and list configurations?
2. Is there a way to restore the configuration (list members, list
setups etc.)?
If it is as easy as tar'ing the
On Friday, Oct 26, 2001, Greg Ward wrote:
Yes. It *sounds* like Mandrake's Mailman RPM is broken, so you'll have
to build from source.
Not broken, just built specifically for Postfix as that's the Mandrake
default.
OK, that makes perfect sense. Thanks for clarifying, and sorry
If you could just name the rpm: mailman-using_postfix-2.xxx.rpm that would
solve a lot of mysteries.
IMO, you really don't need to make a sendmail based one, as long as users
know to use postfix with the install. For the typical user postfix is
going to be easier. Plus from the list
I'm running FreeBSD 4.4-RELEASE and Postfix 20010228. I installed
Mailman from the FreeBSD ports collection. So far the installation
whent ok. I've created a new list and am able to configure it via the
web.
However, when I send a reply to the list I get this:
(Command died with status 2:
On Friday, Oct 26, 2001, Eugene Allen wrote:
I'm running FreeBSD 4.4-RELEASE and Postfix 20010228. I installed
Mailman from the FreeBSD ports collection. So far the installation
whent ok. I've created a new list and am able to configure it via the
web.
However, when I send a reply to
At 01:27 PM 10/26/2001 -0500, you wrote:
I'm that one that's done the last couple of Mandrake .rpm's for
Mandrake. Let me help you out.
Speaking as a newbie .. Thank you ...
On Thursday, Oct 25, 2001, David Pierron wrote:
My first initial problem was with smrsh but overcame that with a
Hi. I've had a long standing problem and now a new second problem
with file permissions/group ownership. Maybe connected?
1) Long standing problem - when I create a new list, I have to
manually change the group permissions of the files in the
/list/listname directory before the list would
heehee - oh yeah, I tried to use a metric screwdriver on an English screw...
But seriously - a valid question, if'n you dunno how fussy I tend to be, and missed the
part where I said RPM for Mandrake 8. They were 'drake rpm's. They was no worky.
Along
with a host of other things I've had to
I've had this same problem for quite a while on some of my lists. It
drives me bonkers.
Dave Klingler
Hi. I've had a long standing problem and now a new second problem
with file permissions/group ownership. Maybe connected?
1) Long standing problem - when I create a new list, I have
The directories have to be set with g+s, and your OS has to
respect that (i.e. new files created in such directories
need to inherit the group ownership of the parent dir).
I suspect that those of you having problems are either
missing a g+s bit somewhere or have an OS that doesn't
implement this
On 26 October 2001, Rob Brandt said:
2) New problem - I've created a new list for the first time in a few
months, and set the file permissions just like other lists I have
that work fine. After getting everything set up and configured, I
try and send messages through. The first message
On 26 October 2001, Leo So said:
Hi I want to (semi)randomly rotate the footer appended
to the mailman mails using cron. I guess the footer info
is stored as binary in config.db. What is the best way
to do it? Thanks!!
Use The Source, Luke.
Read enough Mailman source to understand the right
Does anyone know how to setup virtual host in mailman?
Changing the Host name this list prefers just solve part of the problem. The
reply-to field still reflects the original host name
Thank u :-)
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On Friday, Oct 26, 2001, Amanda wrote:
But seriously - a valid question, if'n you dunno how fussy I tend to
be, and missed the part where I said RPM for Mandrake 8. They were
'drake rpm's. They was no worky. Along with a host of other things
I've had to bludgeon into submission. I've been
Thanks Greg for the pointer. There is a command bin/config_list
which can get me started.
Thanks again,
leo.
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- Original Message -
From: Greg Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Leo So [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 2:20 PM
Problem 2) is solved! The directory /lists/listname did not have
setgid turned on.
Thanks
Rob
The directories have to be set with g+s, and your OS has to
respect that (i.e. new files created in such directories
need to inherit the group ownership of the parent dir).
I suspect that those of
I wrote re: qrunner not delivering on 24 October 01:
Jon Carnes wrote on 24 October 01:
In you ~mailman/Mailman/mm_cfg.py and Defaults.py what is the value of your
Delivery defaults?
They aren't declared in mm_cfg.py, and the Defaults.py are, as I've been
instructed, untouched.
I
On Thursday 25 October 2001 10:22 pm, J C Lawrence wrote:
I generally recommend new *nix users to use Exim. Its secure, fast,
has a human readable config file (that you can easily understand
years later), excellent documentation, and a good security history.
The rpm I installed comes with
I help administer a L-Soft ListServ list which is fast approaching the
500 subscriber limit for free licenses. While complex to maintain,
ListServ has some nice features which I haven't found on other list
software, including two that our subscribers have argued over:
subscriber control over the
On Fri, 26 Oct 2001 19:00:17 -0400
klowther Ken wrote:
On Thursday 25 October 2001 10:22 pm, J C Lawrence wrote:
I generally recommend new *nix users to use Exim. Its secure,
fast, has a human readable config file (that you can easily
understand years later), excellent documentation, and
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