On Sun, Jan 10, 2010 at 08:20:46AM -0600, mark lane wrote:
Hope things are going well! Do happen to know an easy way to setup a mailman
to RSS feed?
From the listinfo:
You might want to start by reading the Mailman FAQ Wiki. Also
check out the official searchable archives.
On Jan 10, 2010, at 9:20 AM, mark lane wrote:
Hi,
Hope things are going well! Do happen to know an easy way to setup a mailman
to RSS feed?
I have a patch set for 2.1.12 that also works with 2.1.13 that we've been using
for a while now that does the job if you're interested.
e.
Well, what concerns me is that the spammers are going at these mass
subscriptions via the web interface and it may become a game of whack-a-mole
banning domains and IPs. Are there any plans to make the web form subscription
more of a hurdle for spammers, e.g. captcha, etc?
e.
I'm calling config_list to take backups and get the following:
/usr/local/mailman/pythonlib/korean/c/euc_kr.py:24: RuntimeWarning:
Python C API version mismatch for module _koco: This Python has API
version 1012, module _koco has version 1011.
The dump appears to work correctly, is that error
We've been using a config_list based shell script for the past several
years to backup all of our Mailman mailing lists. While I was in making
some changes today I thought I would post it, perhaps the community can
get some value out of it as well.
It is available at:
Young, Darren wrote:
I'm calling config_list to take backups and get the following:
/usr/local/mailman/pythonlib/korean/c/euc_kr.py:24: RuntimeWarning:
Python C API version mismatch for module _koco: This Python has API
version 1012, module _koco has version 1011.
The dump appears to work
Elaine Ashton wrote:
Well, what concerns me is that the spammers are going at these mass
subscriptions via the web interface and it may become a game of whack-a-mole
banning domains and IPs. Are there any plans to make the web form subscription
more of a hurdle for spammers, e.g. captcha,
On Jan 12, 2010, at 1:47 PM, Terri Oda wrote:
I'm not a big believer in captcha's (advances in tech have made a lot of them
trivially easy to in an automated way, making them annoying to users for
little gain) but it might be worth thinking about a plug in architecture for
this in mm3 in
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 01:59:57PM -0500, Elaine Ashton wrote:
Even if it only serves to annoying and slow down spammers, I'd use
it. I noted ~2000 zeusmail.org subs overnight
Have you thought about rate-limiting?
--
``What does it mean? It means I never have to work again.''
(Don McLean,
Elaine Ashton
Even if it only serves to annoying and slow down spammers, I'd use it. I noted
~2000 zeusmail.org subs overnight and it concerns me that this is just the
opening salvo since this will drive lists which are already closed to
subscribers only to moderate traffic even from
I'm a new member and I'm not sure how to use the system or the capabilities of
mailman to be useful to my bennefit. This may sound silly but I need to be
educated some what in mailman and/or if it is even useful for me. I'm just
stating to learm (some) html, long way to go, and could use help.
John Ditzel wrote:
I'm a new member and I'm not sure how to use the system or the capabilities of
mailman to be useful to my bennefit. This may sound silly but I need to be
educated some what in mailman and/or if it is even useful for me. I'm just
stating to learm (some) html, long way to go,
On Jan 12, 2010, at 2:08 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
My .02 - every list to which someone can subscribe without admin
approval should moderate new members by default. When they post, if
their post is on topic, you can clear their mod bit while approving
the post from the web admindb interface
I recently moved a list to a new host, but retained the domain name.
After many travails, and help from this list, I got my list working.
After about a week of function, I am suddenly getting many Subscription
disabled messages (about 10% of the 4411 subscribers, so far, but still
growing as I
Hi All--
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 12:08 PM, Mark Sapiro m...@msapiro.net wrote:
Elaine Ashton
Even if it only serves to annoying and slow down spammers, I'd use it. I
noted ~2000 zeusmail.org subs overnight and it concerns me that this is just
the opening salvo since this will drive lists
Andrew Watson wrote:
I recently moved a list to a new host, but retained the domain name.
After many travails, and help from this list, I got my list working.
After about a week of function, I am suddenly getting many Subscription
disabled messages (about 10% of the 4411 subscribers, so far, but
Hi Andrew,
I'd have a look to see if the email addresses that are being disabled come
from similar domains... problem might be caused by reverse dns or spf
records - check out
http://knol.google.com/k/ruben-rubio-rey/mail-servers-spam-and-dns-records/2zt8z36uq2soj/5#
for some ideas.
Regards,
The bounce notices I get look legitimate. They typically include something like:
Reason: Remote SMTP server has rejected address
Diagnostic code: smtp;550 alb...@cvc.uab.es... User unknown
Mailman's smtp-failure log contains many instances of lines like this (edited,
vsad...@mysite.com is the
PS:
I independently tested one of the offending addresses, and it bounced.
So perhaps they really are bad.
I looked in the bounce log on the old server, and this same address bounced
many times, but bounce info got reset often.
The new bounce log has many messages, largely about resetting stale
On 1/12/2010 3:38 PM, Andrew Watson wrote:
The bounce notices I get look legitimate. They typically include
something like:
Reason: Remote SMTP server has rejected address
Diagnostic code: smtp;550 alb...@cvc.uab.es
mailto:alb...@cvc.uab.es... User unknown
In that case, they are probably
On 1/12/2010 4:07 PM, Andrew Watson wrote:
Are the configuration data stored in a readable file? I could go back
to the old server and find out what bounce options I used there.
If you still have the installation on the old server except for web
access, you can do
bin/config_list -o -
I am trying to back up some mailman archives on a cPanel hosted website.
I know your stance on cPanel, and quite understand it, but
unfortunately I have to work in those constraints.
I have got my provider to move all the archive files to an ftp area
where I am trying to clear the message files.
I recently e-mailed the list about my web server crashing and having
to move to a new machine.
I thought I knew what was going on, but obviously not.
I started a web sever on my mail server that also has the mailman
directory. Everything is on one
box, so I thought this should be easy.
I
myron wrote:
I changed mm_cfg.py to reflect the new DEFAULT_URL_HOST
I get the following error.
There currently are no publicly-advertised Mailman mailing lists on ...
Is there something else I need to change?
See the FAQ at http://wiki.list.org/x/mIA9.
--
Mark Sapiro m...@msapiro.net
On 1/12/2010 10:28 AM, Robert Cannon wrote:
Hello All, I am very new to the mailman system, I have recently taken
over a client that uses this and has approx 10,000 email addresses in
it. I have receive a request to create new list which I was able to
successfully, and have added myself to the
David Anderson wrote:
What needs to be in the archive directory for things to work properly?
An 'empty' list archive for a list named 'junk' looks like the following
[m...@sbh16 ~]$ ls -ld mmv/archives/private/junk*
drwxrwsr-x 2 mark mailman 4096 Jan 12 16:48 mmv/archives/private/junk
The old server had essentially the same bounce options as the new.
It was mailman 2.1.5, and I see many probe messages in the bounce log. Maybe
you are right about the VERPed probe.
On Jan 12, 2010, at 4:19 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
On 1/12/2010 4:07 PM, Andrew Watson wrote:
Are the
At 12:47 PM 1/12/2010, Terri Oda wrote:
Elaine Ashton wrote:
Well, what concerns me is that the spammers are going at these mass
subscriptions via the web interface and it may become a game of
whack-a-mole banning domains and IPs. Are there any plans to make
the web form subscription more of
David Anderson writes:
I am trying to back up some mailman archives on a cPanel hosted website.
I know your stance on cPanel, and quite understand it, but
unfortunately I have to work in those constraints.
Note that the stance on cPanel is not that we *won't* support Mailman
users on
Andrew Watson
The old server had essentially the same bounce options as the new.
It was mailman 2.1.5, and I see many probe messages in the bounce log.
Maybe you are right about the VERPed probe.
If there weren't any disabling due to probe bounce received messages
in the log, only sending
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