Hi,
I am new to mailman and I have List Administrator access only to the mailing
list.
Can I do the following and if yes how can I do that:
We have series of messages (all messages are interlinked by topic) which we
want to share with our mailing list subscribers. Now this is fine with
Hi everyone-
I couldn't find an answer to this question in any of my searches, so I'm
asking the list. I feel pretty stupid making the assumptions I did to get
myself into this mess, but here it goes:
Some time ago, I was asked to administer a mailing list for a group under
their domain name.
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Sean Murphy wrote:
Mailman used to send me an email as the site admin that a new list has
been created. I use the web interface to create new lists. This email
had the aliases I needed to add to the /etc/mail/aliases file in the
body of the email. I have upgraded
I've read everything I can find about throttling mailman. Everything I
found said it cannot be done.
Any hope?
Mailman is the slickest, easy-to-use mailer out there and I'd really
like to continue using it. We just need to find a way to throttle it on
shared hosting!
Thanks!
adam
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Too much
What does this all mean?
Re-run as list (or root) with -f flag to fix
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc# check_perms -f
/var/lib/mailman/templates bad group (has: root, expected list) (fixing)
/var/lib/mailman/logs bad group (has: root, expected list) (fixing)
/var/lib/mailman/cgi-bin bad group (has: root,
In the general options admin page there is a setting Host name this
list prefers for email.
When I create a list it uses calarts.edu in the field but I would like
it to automatically use the FQDN server.calarts.edu.
Is there a way to set it permanently for all new list on creations.
Thanks
Hi there
Have spent an hour trawling through FAQ / Archives etc, but I can't find a
match for my current predicament. :-)
We have installed Mailman via cpanel / Fantastico on
www.claverton-energy.com and have a Mailing List which has worked perfectly
for a couple of weeks at;
I've been trying for weeks to get mailman up and running. Im very new to
Linux, mailman, apache and all the MTA's.
I've followed all the write up's but can never seem to get mailman to work
correctly.
Right now im at the point where if I create a newlist it will send an email
to the
OK. Someone and I have been attempting to get Mailman working under the
ubuntu platform. I've recently installed the Apache2 Web Server, Postfix,
and Maliman onto my machine. Presently, I'm using Ubuntu LTS Server 8.04,
mostly due to the fact that I'm not sure that all this will work on a
desktop
OK. Someone and I have been attempting to get Mailman working under the
ubuntu platform. I've recently installed the Apache2 Web Server, Postfix,
and Maliman onto my machine. Presently, I'm using Ubuntu LTS Server 8.04,
mostly due to the fact that I'm not sure that all this will work on a
desktop
Hi all,
I'm currently using a preconfigured system with Exim 4.66 and Mailman 2.1.9.
I additionally added MySQL MemberAdaptor according to the instrucitons at:
http://loeki.tv/log/archives/81-Setting-up-Mailman-to-store-members-in-a-MySQL-database.html
Now everything works fine as long I'm
swapan mitra wrote:
I am new to mailman and I have List Administrator access only to the mailing
list.
Can I do the following and if yes how can I do that:
We have series of messages (all messages are interlinked by topic) which we
want to share with our mailing list subscribers. Now this is
swapan mitra writes:
We have series of messages (all messages are interlinked by topic)
which we want to share with our mailing list subscribers. Now this
is fine with already subscribed mailing list members. But who joins
new into the same Mailing list we want to send them, messages from
Amos Glenn wrote:
But between then and now, the group let the domain name lapse and someone
else now owns the domain name. Thus I can no longer get to the Mailman list
admin website to turn the list off.
Access the web admin interface using the IP address of the server
rather than the domain
-Original Message-
From: Joe Ruffolo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2008 12:24 PM
To: mailman-users@python.org
Subject: [Mailman-Users] Having a number of problems
I've been trying for weeks to get mailman up and running. Im very new
to
Linux, mailman,
Amos Glenn writes:
But between then and now, the group let the domain name lapse and someone
else now owns the domain name. Thus I can no longer get to the Mailman list
admin website to turn the list off.
I contacted the web host and they were unresponsive.
What do you mean by web
Adam Corley wrote:
I've read everything I can find about throttling mailman. Everything I
found said it cannot be done.
Right.
Any hope?
Mailman is the slickest, easy-to-use mailer out there and I'd really
like to continue using it. We just need to find a way to throttle it on
shared
support [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What does this all mean?
Re-run as list (or root) with -f flag to fix
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc# check_perms -f
/var/lib/mailman/templates bad group (has: root, expected list) (fixing)
/var/lib/mailman/logs bad group (has: root, expected list) (fixing)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We have installed Mailman via cpanel / Fantastico on
See http://wiki.list.org/display/DOC/Mailman+and+CPanel. cPanel has
the general effect of making you entirely dependent on the host; we
can't help.
However, the site owner now wants a new list created. The
Rusty0918 wrote:
I don't think all the installation guides or anything are going to cut the
mustard for me here. I need the best way to get Mailman working on my
system, and to work correctly on the web.
FYI, my network is a local LAN which uses DHCP. Do I need a DHCP3 server?
You need
Sean Murphy wrote:
In the general options admin page there is a setting Host name this
list prefers for email.
When I create a list it uses calarts.edu in the field but I would like
it to automatically use the FQDN server.calarts.edu.
Is there a way to set it permanently for all new list on
Dominik Zäuner wrote:
I additionally added MySQL MemberAdaptor according to the instrucitons at:
http://loeki.tv/log/archives/81-Setting-up-Mailman-to-store-members-in-a-MySQL-database.html
Now everything works fine as long I'm just using the web interface for
adding/removing user or directly
From: Amos Glenn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
... the group let the domain name lapse and someone
else now owns the domain name. Thus I can no longer get to the
Mailman list
admin website to turn the list off.
I contacted the web host and they were unresponsive.
rantDon't get me started on this
Mark Sapiro wrote at 08:41 AM 12/3/2008:
We have series of messages (all messages are interlinked by topic) which we
want to share with our mailing list subscribers. Now this is fine with
already subscribed mailing list members. But who joins new into the same
Mailing list we want to send
Adam Corley wrote:
I've read everything I can find about throttling mailman. Everything I
found said it cannot be done.
The final answer to this question is in the FAQ Wiki. Search for throttle.
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Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have spent an hour trawling through FAQ / Archives etc, but I can't find a
match for my current predicament. :-)
We have installed Mailman via cpanel / Fantastico on
www.claverton-energy.com and have a Mailing List which has worked perfectly
for a couple of weeks at;
From: Jan Steinman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd start slamming the list with thousands of messages (yea, I know,
unkind to the hapless subscribers) in the hope that all the bounces
and admin backscatter will spur the new domain owner into action.
Before everyone starts jumping all over me for
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Have you restarted Mailman since adding the lists/LISTNAME/extend.py
file?
I really thought I did, but it helped.
Thanks.
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And how exactly do I do that? I've been trying different ways to get Mailman
to work properly, and frankly I'm at a big loss, and I mean a big loss.
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Mark Sapiro writes:
Amos Glenn wrote:
But between then and now, the group let the domain name lapse and someone
else now owns the domain name. Thus I can no longer get to the Mailman list
admin website to turn the list off.
Access the web admin interface using the IP address of the
Rusty0918 wrote:
And how exactly do I do that? I've been trying different ways to get Mailman
to work properly, and frankly I'm at a big loss, and I mean a big loss.
Those are questions that are not relevant to this mailing list. Try asking
on a mailing list for one of your local Linux user
Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Access the web admin interface using the IP address of the server
rather than the domain name in the host part of the URL.
Will that actually work in a virtual hosting environment?
Depends on how the virtual hosting environment was set up. If they gave you
a
Amos Glenn wrote:
But between then and now, the group let the domain name lapse and someone
else now owns the domain name. Thus I can no longer get to the Mailman list
admin website to turn the list off.
There are a couple of techy ways you could do this:
- Point the hosts file at the relevant
Rusty0918 writes:
And how exactly do I do that? I've been trying different ways to
get Mailman to work properly, and frankly I'm at a big loss, and I
mean a big loss.
If do that refers to configure the network routing and DNS
services, you're asking in the wrong place. Try the Ubuntu
On 12/01/2008 05:58 AM, swapan mitra wrote:
We have series of messages (all messages are interlinked by topic)
which we want to share with our mailing list subscribers. Now this is
fine with already subscribed mailing list members. But who joins new
into the same Mailing list we want to send
At 12:29 PM 12/3/2008, Brad Knowles wrote:
Rusty0918 wrote:
However, the site owner now wants a new list created. The problem is, the
link to do this; http://claverton-energy.com/mailman/create - generates a
404 Page Not Found Error... None of the documentation / trouble-shooting
anticipates
On 12/01/2008 02:49 PM, Adam Corley wrote:
Mailman is the slickest, easy-to-use mailer out there and I'd really
like to continue using it. We just need to find a way to throttle it
on shared hosting!
I believe it is possible to have Mailman use the sendmail (binary /
command) rather than
On 12/03/2008 12:35 PM, Andrew Hodgson wrote:
There are a couple of techy ways you could do this:
- Point the hosts file at the relevant IP address of the web server
you use to manage the domain/Mailman setup, then point a web browser
at it. It should work locally.
- If you have a local
Grant Taylor wrote:
I believe it is possible to have Mailman use the sendmail (binary /
command) rather than SMTP direct to send emails.
Yes, but read all the caveats and warnings in
Mailman/Handlers/Sendmail.py.
Don't do it.
Besides, SMTPDirect delivers via the local MTA, so if you're going
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