Hi,
I set up a new mailman instance (2.1.11). I remeber that when I created new
lists a mail was sent to the admin describing what he needs to add to
/etc/aliases to make the new list work. Currently I do not recieve that
email at the new installation. Did I forget to check a box?
Thanks,
Helmut Schneider wrote:
I set up a new mailman instance (2.1.11). I remeber that when I created new
lists a mail was sent to the admin describing what he needs to add to
/etc/aliases to make the new list work. Currently I do not recieve that
email at the new installation. Did I forget to check
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Helmut Schneider wrote:
I set up a new mailman instance (2.1.11). I remeber that when I created new
lists a mail was sent to the admin describing what he needs to add to
/etc/aliases to make the new list work. Currently I do not recieve that
email at the new installation.
Hello all,
Earlier this month, I asked about an issue I was having with the LDAPMembership
adaptor and case-sensitivity. Mark Sapiro most graciously helped me with the
problem including making several changes to the LDAPMemberships.py file. Mark
was an outstanding help and resource for
Hi;
Can I put the password reminder on private archive login page? So that,
list members who want to see the archive, but do not remember their
passwords, can quickly learn their passwords. Otherwise, password
reminder is too hard to find using the links on general list info page..
Does anyone
Does anyone know where I can set the default settings for all newly
created lists so that I won't have to always log in to the website each
time and set them individually?
Thanks in advance =)
Sam
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Okay, after an old Gentoo server died that was running mailman happily for
years with sendmail, I rebuilt things on Ubuntu using a stock postfix with a
custom-compiled mailman. The web interface all looks fine - the lists and
their users are there - and the aliases are in place. But mail coming in
