Ok, thank everybody for all experience .
--- On Wed, 7/9/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Mailman-Users Digest, Vol 53, Issue 24
To: mailman-users@python.org
Date: Wednesday, July 9, 2008, 10:32 PM
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Hi,
This is just to introduce a little (Mailman-related) project of mine to
all list administrators that might find it useful. I hope that it is not
inappropriate for me to be posting it on this list, but here goes.
After recently being made administrator of 19-odd mailing lists I've
Hi...
It's been 3 weeks since I launched my mailing list server using Mailman +
Postfix, 2 days ago my server stoped sending mail, when I search the problem
from log it telling me that the problem is disk drive is full. When I
restart my server I can't login into server because there are no free
I have an issue I am having difficulty tracking down.
I have two users, one of whom is my boss, whose messages are not showing
up on the list. Instead, I get an uncaught bounce notification with
the message attached in my mailman_admin box.
The error text reads:
The attached message was
On 10-Jul-08, at 12:36 PM, McNutt Jr, William R wrote:
I have two users, one of whom is my boss, whose messages are not
showing
up on the list. Instead, I get an uncaught bounce notification with
the message attached in my mailman_admin box.
Are they, perchance, sending to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
McNutt Jr, William R wrote:
I have an issue I am having difficulty tracking down.
I have two users, one of whom is my boss, whose messages are not showing
up on the list. Instead, I get an uncaught bounce notification with
the message attached in my mailman_admin box.
The error text reads:
On 7/10/2008 4:31 AM, Maickel Pandie wrote:
It's been 3 weeks since I launched my mailing list server using Mailman +
Postfix, 2 days ago my server stoped sending mail, when I search the problem
from log it telling me that the problem is disk drive is full. When I
restart my server I can't login
Cyndi Norwitz wrote:
P.S. I still don't understand why they insist on an invite model.
Because all it takes is one listowner that doesn't understand and does a
mass subscribe of a number of people, some of those people complain and then
the entire ISP gets blacklisted. And some blacklists
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
EXAMPLE
From those 1000 address I tag/mark all the 8th grade parents addresses and
call that list Grade08.
Then I tag/mark some more addresses as 12th grade parents and call that
list Grade12, and so on.
We could make a third list called Soccer Team and tag some
Maickel Pandie wrote:
First time this server work, it only consume 6 GB.
Now my 40 GB hard drive is full.
For a server, especially a mailing list server, 40GB is ... very small.
Most servers I know of would probably have hundreds of GB available for the
OS, the
Hi friends.
I think that bulk adding is a dangerous thing to allow, from the host's
viewpoint at a minimum. Who's to say what unscrupulous a-holes are ready to
take advantage of that ability.
That said, my own need calls for the ability to do just that. We are qualifying
individual supporters
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:20:01 -0500
From: Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cyndi Norwitz wrote:
P.S. I still don't understand why they insist on an invite model.
Because all it takes is one listowner that doesn't understand and does a
mass subscribe of a number of people,
Hi Everyone:
I am seeing a strange problem with a particular list on our server. We run
mailman on a cpanel box in a virtual host environment. The MTA is exim.
We are having a problem with one list on this server. It seems whenever the
list sends out a welcome message or an unsubscribe
Michael Welch wrote:
That said, my own need calls for the ability to do just that.
And I've used it myself on numerous occasions. This is why I haven't made
too much noise about stripping this function, or even turning it off by
default. I trust myself to use it, and I'm willing to trust
Cyndi Norwitz wrote:
I thought Mark's suggestion of limiting direct adds to a small number per
time unit, or my ISP's suggestion of being able to give particular lists or
listowners the ability to do direct adds (overruled by his superviser it
seems), to be quite reasonable.
Agreed.
Of
Ok, I move an example list and the archive called zos to a new mailman
server. When I copy the archive over zos.mbox and then try to run the
bin/arch, I am getting an error of:
Cannot open mbox file archives/private/zos.mbox/zos.mbox: [Errno 2] No such
file or directory:
Right, Brad.
Did you note that on our subscribe page, the default radio box is subscribe
and not invite?
I do not know if that is a site admin setting, but it seems to me it should be
the opposite.
Brad Knowles wrote at 11:58 AM 7/10/2008:
Michael Welch wrote:
That said, my own need calls
Cyndi Norwitz wrote:
I really really hate having my ability to effectively run lists (or
websites or chats) curtailed because of the huge numbers of greedy jerks
out there. I realize it can't be ignored but I am hoping there could be
some middle ground.
End original message.
On Thu, 10 Jul 2008, Brad Knowles wrote:
Michael Welch wrote:
That said, my own need calls for the ability to do just that.
And I've used it myself on numerous occasions. This is why I haven't made
too much noise about stripping this function, or even turning it off by
default. I trust
On 10-Jul-08, at 3:05 PM, Melinda Gilmore wrote:
Ok, I move an example list and the archive called zos to a new mailman
server. When I copy the archive over zos.mbox and then try to run
the
bin/arch, I am getting an error of:
Cannot open mbox file archives/private/zos.mbox/zos.mbox:
Melinda Gilmore wrote:
Ok, I move an example list and the archive called zos to a new mailman
server. When I copy the archive over zos.mbox and then try to run the
bin/arch, I am getting an error of:
Cannot open mbox file archives/private/zos.mbox/zos.mbox: [Errno 2] No such
file or
Larry Stone wrote:
Brad, I'm glad you added that. But it raises an interesting topic of
discussion which is why is e-mail held to a different standard than
other means of communication.
This is a lot like another case where there is only harm perceived when
someone claims that they've been
The esteemed Brad Knowles has said:
Personally, I would be happy to see the mass subscribe feature go away
completely from the web interface of Mailman, or at least disabled by
default. But then I've been fighting spam since the time I was the Sr.
Internet Mail Administrator at AOL in
Hi friends. A couple of questions.
I do not have shell access, only access through the admin page automatically
set up by my host.
On one of my lists, I want to put some folks, but not others, on moderation as
I invite them. Is there some coding I can add to the end of their entry in the
mass
Hi,
Is there a way to export the current list of subscribers of a mailing
list to a text file, either through the web administrator interface or
through a command line option?
Much appreciated!
Thanks,
Bill
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--On Thursday, July 10, 2008 2:42 PM -0600 Hank van Cleef
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The two mail subscription ports (-join, -subscribe) are disabled.
How can the Mass Subscriptions options for all new lists be changed to only
Invite? I'd like to eliminate the Subscribe option. I looked in
Hi there,
Bill Honneus (honneus):
Hi,
Is there a way to export the current list of subscribers of a mailing
list to a text file, either through the web administrator interface or
through a command line option?
Command line will work best.
Take a look at bin/list_members
HTH
--
Zbigniew
Hank van Cleef wrote:
I am going to go on record as very strongly OPPOSED to removal of the
mass subscribe feature. We used it as the only method a new user
can subscribe to the list.
I know there are people who use it responsibly, which is why I don't
advocate too strongly for its
Michael Welch wrote:
On one of my lists, I want to put some folks, but not others, on
moderation as I invite them. Is there some coding I can add to the end of
their entry in the mass subscribe box or something I am missing?
There is no feature for this kind of thing in Mailman. You can
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:12:54 -0500 (CDT)
From: Larry Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When someone applies for games, I use mass subscribe to add them. I
think it's reasonable to conclude that by applying, they have an
expectation that I'll use the address they've provided to send them
I am trying to get mailman working via a yum install on CentOS 5, which is
based on a RedHat rpm of mailman 2.1.9.
I am unable to get the mailman cgi-bin scripts to run via Apache. Rather
than running the scripts, Apache will send the listinfo file to my browser.
I am able to get scripts in
Duncan Drury wrote:
I am trying to get mailman working via a yum install on CentOS 5, which is
based on a RedHat rpm of mailman 2.1.9.
I am unable to get the mailman cgi-bin scripts to run via Apache. Rather
than running the scripts, Apache will send the listinfo file to my browser.
What
can I just use cleanarch from /var/lib/mailman/bin/cleanarch to delete all
archive?
2008/7/11 Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Maickel Pandie wrote:
First time this server work, it only consume 6 GB.
Now my 40 GB hard drive is full.
For a server, especially a mailing
Maickel Pandie wrote:
Hi...
It's been 3 weeks since I launched my mailing list server using Mailman +
Postfix, 2 days ago my server stoped sending mail, when I search the problem
from log it telling me that the problem is disk drive is full. When I
restart my server I can't login into server
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can the Mass Subscriptions options for all new lists be changed to only
Invite? I'd like to eliminate the Subscribe option. I looked in the
Defaults.py file but did not find this.
There are no settings for it nor for defaulting subscribe/invite to
invite (although
At 1:19 PM -0400 7/10/08, Simon wrote:
This doesn't help you much now, but this is why it is a good idea to
keep anything that stores data (mail, temp directories, etc) on a
separate partition from your / directory.
On that note... is there anything to look out for with moving the
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