Hi,
I just setup a small mailman list (hosted by Bluehost) for a small
organization. I've set Receive your own posts to the list? to yes but i'm
still not receiving my own posts.
I'm wondering how might go about resolving this issue?
Thanks.
Neil*
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Neil Anuskiewicz wrote:
I just setup a small mailman list (hosted by Bluehost) for a small
organization. I've set Receive your own posts to the list? to yes but i'm
still not receiving my own posts.
I'm wondering how might go about resolving this issue?
You could try adding your voice to those
Le 11/04/2013 08:23, Mark Sapiro a écrit :
You could try adding your voice to those who've already communicated
with Google about this, but I suspect they think they're doing the
right thing and aren't listening.
it's probably possible to open a second gmail account (I know it's
sometime
Hi,
On 4/10/2013 9:15 AM, Neil Anuskiewicz wrote:
I just setup a small mailman list (hosted by Bluehost) for a small
organization. I've set Receive your own posts to the list? to yes but i'm
still not receiving my own posts.
I'm wondering how might go about resolving this issue?
Resolve it
I do have a second gmail just for checking my own posts! The thing is this
is an informal list that I setup as a favor for a small organization. A
number of the list members have gmail so I'm not concerned about this for
me but for the subscribers. I'm the list admin so I want to make the
Neil Anuskiewicz writes:
You guys are saying that I could contact Google and actually have some
influence? Have a lot of other people brought up the issue with
them?
No, that was ironic. A lot of people (including several on this list)
have contacted them and asked them to make it
Is there a way to have an external command executed when a subscribe
request is received (both web and email)? If so, how and how do I pass
the requestor's address to it? Thanks.
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Hello, Mark,
This action solved the stated problem but now I note that the same
situation pertains in Tend to pending moderator requests where
held messages cannot be read or actioned.
Also Go to list archives. (we do not have this running). The other two
links are fine.
I see three more
Mark, hello,
Actually there were 5 'absolute=1' entries in admindb.py and changing
them all has resolved the issue of pending moderator request, but the
list archives remains absolute.
Awaiting your official confirmation on which entries to change.
Anne
On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 02:25:10PM
Neil Anuskiewicz wrote:
I do have a second gmail just for checking my own posts! The thing is this
is an informal list that I setup as a favor for a small organization. A
number of the list members have gmail so I'm not concerned about this for
me but for the subscribers. I'm the list admin so I
Le 11/04/2013 17:14, Mark Sapiro a écrit :
Neil Anuskiewicz wrote:
I do have a second gmail just for checking my own posts! The thing is this
is an informal list that I setup as a favor for a small organization. A
number of the list members have gmail so I'm not concerned about this for
me but
Is there anything open-source to make a Mailman legacy archive searchable?
What would be useful is a way for visitors to a website to be able to
search the Mailman archives using a keyword and have it display those mail
messages. I'm also thinking of having a tag cloud made up of the most
commonly
I think he is saying that his mailing list subscribers subscribed to
gmail do not receive a copy of they own mail.
fir this we do not have any solution :-)
The solution, or workaround I would say, is to change the Message-ID.
Possibly, a milter could do this on the way in on the Mailman
David Roth writes:
Is there anything open-source to make a Mailman legacy archive searchable?
FreeWAIS (oldie but still goodie), Namazu, and Xapian come to mind.
They all require some effort on the part of the user, though. I don't
know of anything that you can trivially install (eg, from RPM
On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 12:06 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull step...@xemacs.orgwrote:
David Roth writes:
Is there anything open-source to make a Mailman legacy archive
searchable?
FreeWAIS (oldie but still goodie), Namazu, and Xapian come to mind.
They all require some effort on the part of the
Le 11/04/2013 18:14, David Roth a écrit :
Anyone happen to have a URL to someone doing searchable Mailman archives,
just so I could see what others have done as an example? Thanks!
if the archive is public, a simple google site:XXX link should do the
trick
jdd
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Unfortunately It is difficult as this machine is critical to our operations, I
don't have a whole lot of time to troubleshoot, before I must have it up and
running. It usually takes around two days for this issue to come up. -TERM
will kill it, no need to use --KILL. This is built from source
David Roth wrote:
Working out-of-the-box is always nice, but I wasn't expecting it entirely.
Anyone happen to have a URL to someone doing searchable Mailman archives,
just so I could see what others have done as an example? Thanks!
See the FAQ at http://wiki.list.org/x/MoA9.
I use ht://dig.
On Thursday 11 April 2013, Joseph Brennan wrote:
The solution, or workaround I would say, is to change the Message-ID.
Possibly, a milter could do this on the way in on the Mailman host. Maybe
add a fixed string to what's already there.
However this might have some impact on non Gmail users
William Bagwell writes:
As long as it defaults off and is user selectable I think this would be a
nice feature.
No, by definition it's a nasty feature, as it involves nonconformance
to RFC 5322.
Suggested similar in the past... It will break threading for those
of us who want full
On Apr 12, 2013, at 01:06 AM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
FreeWAIS (oldie but still goodie), Namazu, and Xapian come to mind.
They all require some effort on the part of the user, though. I don't
know of anything that you can trivially install (eg, from RPM or
.deb).
Whoosh is technology I'm
Dennis Putnam wrote:
Is there a way to have an external command executed when a subscribe
request is received (both web and email)?
Not without code modification.
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Is there some place (log) I can monitor to detect a new subscriber for a
particular list?
On 4/11/2013 2:04 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Dennis Putnam wrote:
Is there a way to have an external command executed when a subscribe
request is received (both web and email)?
Not without code
On Thursday 11 April 2013, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
No, by definition it's a nasty feature, as it involves nonconformance
to RFC 5322.
How so? I see two places in section 3.6.4. that suggest otherwise.
A message
identifier pertains to exactly one version of a particular message;
Dennis Putnam wrote:
Is there some place (log) I can monitor to detect a new subscriber for a
particular list?
Mailman's 'subscribe' log.
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San Francisco Bay Area, Californiabetter use your sense - B. Dylan
Anne Wainwright wrote:
Actually there were 5 'absolute=1' entries in admindb.py and changing
them all has resolved the issue of pending moderator request, but the
list archives remains absolute.
Current Mailman has only 4. The change between 2.1.14 and 2.1.15 to add
the logout button inserted
William Bagwell writes:
So if a list adds a footer to the body of a message (many do) then that
implies that the Message-ID /should/ be changed.
No. As the section you quoted later shows, that is a syntactic
difference and clearly *not* a reason for changing the Message-ID.
Obviously
On 4/11/2013 9:07 AM, Millsap, James wrote:
Unfortunately It is difficult as this machine is critical to our
operations, I don't have a whole lot of time to troubleshoot, before I
must have it up and running. It usually takes around two days for this
issue to come up. -TERM will kill it, no need
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