I've recently turned off personalisation on a couple of large
lists because it was running server load up too much when I sent thousands
of individual, html e-mails. Now I am getting failed with code 452: 4.5.3
Too many recipients from gmail, hotmail, aol, yahoo and others.
I
Last Friday afternoon RoadRunner systems across the US began
blocking e-mail send via my mailman lists. The logs show: Deferred: 452
Too many recipients received this hour. (The reason I caught this is I
saw a build up in my outgoing Sendmail queue.)
The odd thing is I send
On 08:12 PM 9/1/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My AOL users have also discovered our mail in their SPAM folders. I run
both YahooGroups! lists and Mailman lists and it has happened to messages
from both lists as of ~8/26.
I can say with confidante that our lists are still getting through
On 05:01 AM 7/29/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to add some functionality to send an e-mail to a list in MailMan
through a web page. For anyone to reach this web page they will have to
be authenticated as a subscriber of the list. The web page will send an
e-mail to the list from a hidden
On 05:01 AM 7/29/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to add some functionality to send an e-mail to a list in MailMan
through a web page. For anyone to reach this web page they will have to
be authenticated as a subscriber of the list. The web page will send an
e-mail to the list from a hidden
On 03:45 PM 7/29/2004, I wrote:
Three times. Sorry about that, my ISP was sending failed to
connect - but apparently ad connected.
Paul
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On 11:00 AM 6/8/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my everlasting quest to reduce phonecalls and emails to list moderators
I'd like to edit the text on the Unsubscribe or edit options button that
is on the Listinfo page of all my mailing lists so that the button reads
Edit Options
Can I do this,
On 10:25 AM 5/29/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I go about stopping 'Uncaught bounce notifications' ?
I seem to recall a suggestion that the spam filter (version 2.1.4 and
up) could be used to discard these. Guess I need to learn how to do the
regexp thing - can anyone point me to a
On 10:43 PM 5/30/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're using Mailman 2.1.4, Python 2.3.3, Sendmail Amavis to support an
announcement only list of about 40k members on an IBM Netfinity server
(1 Gb RAM).
During list activity CPU load will often exceed 90% with the load being
spread fairly evenly
On 06:56 PM 5/14/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using Mailman-2.1.3 on RedHat 8.x
While creating the list using Web Interface I get this error:
Error: Illegal list name: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What do you think could be wrong here ?
You have tried to create a list with an illegal character -
Kai Schaetzl wrote:
Looks quite valid. What delivery method do you use? If mailman doesn't
deliver by SMTP those filters may fail.
Using the default - SMTPDirect. The relevant lines (as far as I can
tell) from Defaults.py and mm_cfg.py:
DELIVERY_MODULE = 'SMTPDirect'
SMTPHOST =
Since several of you indicated you use Mailscanner, I'm hoping
someone can help with this.
I have three large (1000 to 5000) VERPed announcement lists. When I
send out these lists clamav shows up in top - and it eat up all available
CPU for several minutes. I have read all the
Steffan Noord wrote:
I did a fresh install of version 2.1.4
Installation went fine browser is up
Cron is running aliases is set
That version runs as a daemon, not from cron - did you do
[prefix/mailman/ bin/mailmanctl start?
Paul
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Franco, Ruben wrote:
What about the stuff in $MAILMANHOME/archives/public/$LISTNAME?
Because the path to the Mailman install can vary, it's given as
something like $MAILMANHOME or prefix. Likewise $LISTNAME or listname
indicates the name of a list.
Paul
On 05:57 AM 5/2/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've noticed that at change of month when e-mail should be sent to all list
members (the password reminder) my CPU usage increases dramatically.
Right now I can see that Python consumes 93.4% of the CPU time (checked in
top).
Is that a sustained
Alan Camuto wrote:
I'd like for the subscription results page not to pop up every time an
e-mail address is submitted, or for them to be directed to one of the other
pages on my server. How do I go about turning off the subscription results
Public Html page? Is there a tag I can add to keep
On 11:02 AM 4/28/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't say that HTML is not well supported. The built-in
pipermail archiver isn't so great with HTML, but this can be
remedied. Mailman itself does a pretty reasonable job with regards
to the messages as they are actually sent out, considering
Prodos wrote:
I'm writing to ask about comparing Mailman with YahooGroups.
Would anyone on this list care to offer a comparison?
Mailman does not allow posting from the archives. There is a program
know as M2F that will tie Mailman and phpbb together - see
Bruce Embrey wrote:
I have encountered a circumstance with Eudora users when receiving
messages with long subject lines from mailman lists. The subject line in
their email client is blank but if you open the message the entire
subject line appears on a line beneath the blank one.
Is this on
On 11:06 AM 4/26/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've read the FAQ and noted the section on this
symptom. But it hasn't addressed my problem.
If you hit this URI: http://cactusairforce.org/mailman/listinfo
You see all lists (including Mailman?!)
but if you instead hit this one:
On 11:00 AM 4/24/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Companies are now starting to block Mailman lists (among others)
because of the way the headers are sent out stating the hand-off to
the server:
I fear that mail lists will become an increasingly common victim of
friendly fire in the war
Jonathan Erbe wrote:
Anyone know how to edit the Confirm Subscription Request page and
other public pages not listed under the edit public pages section?
Mailman looks in various places, in order, for each template. The
last place it looks is prefix/mailman/templates/en (or what ever
N?lson Jorge Teixeira de Brito wrote:
This must be a strange question but i'd like to know how can i open a list
to non members. Can someone tell me how to do it?
Easy to do from the web interface. Go to:
http://yoursite.tdl/mailman/admin/listname/privacy/sender . You have two
options.
Paul Reilly wrote:
Also how do you turn off the Create new List via webpage ?
Why should one want to do it?
Sure. But it does not hurt, does it?
Well people click it, (thinking thats the way to create a new list),
get an error, and then think it's not working, so call our helpdesk
saying
Paul Reilly wrote:
How did you close the list to posts?
This seems may more complicated than it needs to be.
I have to turn everyones moderation bit on, under membership
management. Surely there should be a simple open closed
radio check button under Sender Filters.
Several options,
Edward Melendez wrote:
I want to set up an announce only list and I have fixed the HTML in the
public info pages so that the To post a message to this list...
message is gone. How can I do that in the confirmation e-mail that gets
sent to subscribers?
See customize welcome message in
Thomas M. Parris wrote:
I've been working on customizing the public html pages for one of my lists.
I've succesfully changed the html for the general list infomraiton page
and the subscribe results page. I've also changed the html for the user
specific options page. However, when I load this
On 05:30 PM 4/15/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm new to this list. I have created a couple test lists and find the
list-admin address seems to be a black hole. In other words, if my list
is called 'testlist', mail sent to the address testlist-admin does not
seem to go anywhere. The address
Wendy Allotta wrote:
We need to change the email address of our list administrator. How do we
do this?
For Mailman 2.1.x you can do it via the web interface by changing the
admin for the Mailman list. Go to
http://yoursite.tld/mailman/admin/mailman , make the change, and hit submit.
John S. Strock wrote:
I'm moving from one hosting company to another, how can I export my current
list so that I can import it into mailman on my new server? I'm currently
running mailman v2.1.3.
My experience was from a crash and restore - with a move from 2.1.2
to 2.1.4 in the process. I
On 10:30 AM 4/12/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The messages in archives don't wrap, so a line of text runs way off the
screen. I've removed all content filtering commands, as well as disabling
content filtering, but it still happens.
When I was looking at this it seemed to me it should be
Richard B wrote:
Even a Texan would not believe that two people making an assertion
without presenting supporting evidence makes it the truth.
My point was that it's reproducible.
In either both of your cases do the test messages contain a
X-Content-Filtered-By: header
If filtering is
Tokio Kikuchi wrote:
This is wrong. I should have read the page carefully. ;-)
You can pass the second test by leaving pass_mime_types blank.
That is how I read it. Since the first test supposedly only removed
types listed, is it then not logical to assume that leaving both empty and
not
After reading up on mime types and making literally hundreds of
tests, it seems that the Content filtering on
2.1.4 DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY. Correct me if I'm wrong here - If I:
1) select yes for Should Mailman filter the content of list traffic
according to the settings below?
2) leave
texas critter wrote:
When you posted about this the other day, I did some brief tests with 2.1.3
and I got the same wrong results as you did. So I guess it's a bug, and
it's in both versions.
Thanks TC, this is the first time anyone has confirmed this (I owe
you some catnip now). I had the
Richard B wrote:
You are asserting that your tests show some problem exists but from a
quick look at it, the code concerned is not obviously defective.
Well unless it's a Texas conspiracy, TC has taken it past an empty
assertion.
Can you give me a yes or no on my reasoning? Should
Tayfun ?zdemir wrote:
I have been having problems with mailman.
ev1servers.net has told me that there is a problem with suexec and that it
can not run mailman scripts.
But they cant fix that problem for me. I have been told that I have to
configure mailman by my self. The problem is that I dont
Subha Subramanian wrote:
I need to find a way to send subscription confirmation emails that wont
have gibberish in the email subject or in the from address.
I suspect what you are calling gibberish is the confirmation
string. Without that there is no way to confirm. So while you could
John Hamlin wrote:
We're hosted by pgHoster.com, which wisely has personalization turned
off for Mailman. This makes sense -- saves processor, etc. -- but it
leaves me with no python variable for the addressed_to recipient to
append to the URL for the options page. Thus instead of:
On 11:02 AM 3/31/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me if it's possible to change colours/design of the
standard Mailman interface?
Absolutely - although it's a bit of work if you want to do it across
the board. The Edit the public HTML pages link on the administrator
page
On 11:02 AM 3/31/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am in a huge bind. I am a low-level administrator of the mail.rx2000.org
lists and the man
that set all of it up in the beginning is nowhere to be found. I know how
to administer the
lists, but beyond that, I'm at a loss. My organization
I have asked this twice in the past 9 months of so - never received
any feed back. I though it was a bug in the version I was running, but
version 2-1-4 does the same thing.
I have several lists that want to allow HTML styling but not allow
images. I have tried all the content
I have a group that want moderators to be able to manage the member
section of the admin interface. I am guessing that the issue is modifying
which passwords are accepted for membership tasks. Has anyone hacked this,
or does anyone have any hints, suggestions or warnings before I dig
Pastor Augie wrote:
I have several mailman lists setup. Because of technical difficulties
with our ISP's physical server, I am being required to migrate our
entire website, including lists, to a new server (new IP and new
name). My ISP contact tells me that when the mailman lists are moved
I've been off the list for a couple of weeks due to a server crash -
when I came back I found a LOT of messages that are to vague to be
answered, have nothing to do with Mailman, are answered in the FAQ, or show
a lack of needed knowledge to follow an answer. So, as a public service here:
I asked:
So, could the same system be tweaked to reject any mail sent with
Re: listname Digest in the subject? This is a feature on another
list I am on, and I'd really like to add it to my system.
and Al Black wrote:
There's a couple of way you can sort of do this now, fiddling Max
On 02:12 PM 2/19/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The code that does the checking is a function called is_administrivia()
in the file $prefix/Mailman/Utils.py
From a quick look at the Python code (which is quite legible if you
want to take a look yourself) it appears to check both the subject line
Nick vd Kloor wrote:
since a month now our company is using Mailman 2.1.4. Our
membersdatabase is for 60% filled by Hotmail users.
Now we noticed that none of these hotmailusers receive our mailings.
So I tested it with another mailman database with only 2 hotmail users
which I copied from our
Luka wrote:
Is there any way for mailman to except mail from any address, ...
Easy.. Go to
http://server.tld/mailman/admin/listname/privacy/sender . At the
bottom you will see:
Action to take for postings from non-members for which no explicit action
is defined.
Choose Hold or
E Publisher wrote:
How do I add the member's email address to my message?
For example, in the footer of messages that come from this Mailman
users list it has:
This message was sent to: {my email address}
How can I do that to my own lists?
First you need to turn on personalization. Go to
Lost a % in the cut and paste.
%(user_delivered_to)sis the users e-mail
Paul
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Mailman FAQ:
I've been looking to see if I can add an option to the listinfo page
that will allow a subscriber to choose NoMail when they sign up.
In subscribe.py I see this:
try:
userdesc = UserDesc(email, fullname, password, digest, lang)
mlist.AddMember(userdesc, remote)
results =
I see that there is FINALLY a public beta for the mail-to-forum phpBB
addon. As described on the development web site Mail 2 Forum (or M2F) is
an add-on software to the phpBB forum system. M2F combines the
functionality of a mailing list system and a phpBB forum in order to add
Mark wrote:
Hey, is there any way to customize the HTML templates for the archives
on a per-list basis? I tried copying arch*html into
.../lists/list-name/en and editing them, but the next time the archiver
ran the output was generic.
You need to restart mailman prefix/mailman bin/mailmanctl
Richard D. Dover wrote:
I edited the archive index.html folder for my mailing list. I also
edited the date.html and subject.html to have the appearance I
wanted. Everything looked good until there was a post.
When a post is made to the list all my data is erased and the
archive index.html,
Mike Phillips wrote:
This question has been discussed at length, but I don't know if there
ever was a definitive answer. Is there a way to cause MM not to send
the nuisance text attachments that accompany HTML posts to the list?
My server is 2.1.3.
Forget about how, and think about if
Jon Carnes said:
There simply are no (mailman) problems to adding in your own HTML to the
Listinfo pages.
Ralf Hildebrandt wrote:
There are, and they are here.
I get:
Do you have more than one body tag in the source? You don't need to
out one in, as there is one to start with. Can you
At 09:59 AM 2/9/2004, you wrote:
Message: 11
Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2004 16:51:54 +0100
From: Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] Extract or dump of subscribers from
mailman?
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Chuq Von Rospach wrote:
This isn't the answer some will want to hear, but -- the defaults are
the desired behavior for the majority of new mailman lists, based on
the combined wisdom of the Mailman developers, and after long
consideration and not a little enthusiastic discussion among interested
I asked
I have never understood why this poster is recommended, nor why it
is the default. I've been on a lot of lists, on a lot of systems, and
have never been on one that defaults to sending a response only to the
author of the post I am replying to.
and Thomas Hochstein replied
My apologies for bringing it up at all!!
I think the issue for the developers is theory vs. reality. What is
the desired behaviour for the majority of new Mailman lists? Should not
that be the default, with appropriate explanations?
Personally I am very happy with Mailman, and
Remko Lodder wrote:
actually it is on the general page, which opens up here when you start the
administrative interface...
a carefull watch should have told you that there is this option:
Where are replies to list messages directed? Poster is strongly recommended
for most mailing lists.
I
At 11:03 AM 2/4/2004, you wrote:
Does anyone know why I am getting a 4.0.0 server refused mail service
message from AOL? My Mailman is a very straightforward setup.
Never had one of those, and I have a lot of AOL users. My first
guess would be some spam rejection system. AOL resets their
/8.11.6) with ESMTP id i139cx118551
for [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Tue, 3 Feb 2004 03:39:00 -0600
Received: by mailrelay2.lrz-muenchen.de for [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Tue, 3 Feb 2004
10:38:35 +0100
Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2004 10:38:35 +0100
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Paul H
Ken Adcock wrote:
This is probably such a basic question that it didn't make it into the
documentation. If someone wants to subscribe per email to my list at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] what do they write in the email? I tried
subscribe in the subject line, but the admin settings though that the
person
nb wrote:
you can simple write a cron that sends mail to your list announcing the
birthdays or whatever, but, as Paul Byerly says you can do a script for that
purpose. It will be more usefull for sure
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nb wrote:
you can simple write a cron that sends mail to your list announcing the
birthdays or whatever, but, as Paul Byerly says you can do a script for that
purpose. It will be more usefull for sure.
Maybe someone can give me a hint here on my attempt to do this by
modifying edithtml.py.
doug wrote:
I've been using Yahoo Groups, but have tired of the all the ads. So, I've
setup a mail list using MailMan.
However I really miss the ability to have monthly and yearly e-mails
automatically sent. Is there anyway to automatically send e-mails to the
list on specific dates in the future?
Fred Stutzman wrote:
Does anyone have any last ideas about my issue, described in the thread
below? If not, i'll submit a bug.
and
I played around with one of my own lists, and was able to replicate the
behavior. You can check that out at:
http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/somewhat
Andrew Stebakov wrote:
I was wondering if it's ever possible in mailman not to use any password
when the user subscribes or unsubscribes?
It can be done. Actually a password is generated, but you can remove
any hit of this if you want. You will have to edit the subscribe form (or
make
I have just joined a mail list run by Lyris. The system is
configured to reject, with explanation, any post that has something like
Re: Mailman-Users Digest, Vol 16, Issue 61. Anyone come up with a hack
to do that on Mailman? It looks like I could set up a regexp in Spam
filters, but
Nik Engel wrote:
Anyway how is the procedure when bounces happen? Does somebody get
informed ? Is there a possibility that the owner of the lists gets
notified ?
You really don't want to be notified of every bounce, trust me. You
can be notified of suspensions and removals for bouncing, if
Dan Phillips wrote:
From: Dan Phillips [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] Too Many Headers
To: Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; format=flowed
On Jan 23, 2004, at 10:17 AM, Brad Knowles wrote:
I've tried this every way I can think of, and can not get it. Please
don't tell me html e-mail is of the evil one - it's what the user wants. I
need for html formatted text to go through, but images to be rejected. The
only way I have been able to get html to pass is by turning off
gagel wrote:
What is wrong with the mailman authors making their product superior
enough to compensate for Microdummies poor programing and faulty RFC
interpretation?
1) It's a moving target.
2) Fixing their non-standard way of dealing with things could cause problem
for systems that actually do
I've tried this every way I can think of, and can not get it. Please
don't tell me html e-mail is of the evil one - it's what the user wants. I
need for html formatted text to go through, but images to be rejected. The
only way I have been able to get html to pass is by turning off
Charlie Hazlett wrote:
I have a subscriber who received a bounce warning and I have no idea why
she received it. Her email address is correct and she has had no problems
with her email that I am aware of.
Start with the mailman bounce log prefix/mailman/logs and look for
her bounce
Corky Seevinck wrote:
How do I configure a list so that members can't post. I want only the
moderators to be able to post.
Thanks
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=all#3.11
A side note to the developers - we see this question here several
times a month. I realize it's easily
I wrote:
Ultimately a bad guess would be better than something a decade
or two in the future. Go check out
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/ and see how things
like April 2024 and December 2006 make a mess.
and Brad Knowles responded:
You're always free to
Andrzej Kasperowicz wrote:
2
I think that there should be an option allowing to archive mails
according to date of reception of the posts by mailman, and not date set
by user who sends it.
That would make a mess of time stamps, especially on an international
list. Maybe it would be better
I wrote:
Maybe it would be better to override the
sending time stamp only when it's, say, 2 days or more away
from the Mailman server time?
and Brad Knowles wrote:
To really do it properly, you'd have to parse the date/time
stamps on every hop that the message passed through,
Robin Lynn Frank wrote:
Sorry to ask another question, but I am seeing this happen:
[Wed Jan 07 15:11:09 2004] [error] [client 192.168.1.1] client denied by
server configuration: /usr/local/mailman/cgi-bin/create
The following lines are in my apache config:
ScriptAlias /mailman/
I've been trying to assimilate the way the bounce handling is done by
Mailman so as to set up ways to handle the odd ball bounces that clog my
in-box. I see that BouncerAPI runs through the BOUNCE_PIPELINE. I
assume that adding an entry there and putting the appropriate py file in
Apparently the folks over at sbcglobal.net have not been informed
there are standard ways to do things like send over quote mail bounces. As
a result I am getting a slew of uncaught bounce messages. I'd like to
manually set the member to bouncing rather than just putting them to NoMail
Brett Dikeman:
The problem is that any URL longer than 80 characters will be chopped
by many mail clients- Eudora, for example.
I use Eudora and have no such problem. I just sent myself one as a
test, and the confirmation URL, at 144 characters, is on one line. Even
when I down size the
Jon wrote:
The install on Ensim systems is documented by myself and a few other
hardy individuals, but it is not easy even for practiced professionals.
Trying to swell my head? I did it as an absolute novice to not only
Ensim, but also to Linux. Of course it took me months to get it right,
Ben wrote:
We have an old version of python installed which is heavily used by the
Ensim, so I need to compile the up-to-date version to an isolated place
and assign mailman to use this installation. Can someone tell me how to do
the configuration for mailman before installation. Thanks.
Tim Erickson wrote:
1) They can't see our messages
hitting their mail relay
3) They cannot resolve our domain
mnforum.org
4) A friend told me that he is able to
resolve our domain.
In find that http://mnforum.org/ is 404. DNS Lookup says no A record
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jeff wrote:
i have created a bunch of lists. Now i just noticed that the
max_num_recipients is set to 10 on all messages
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Mailman FAQ:
Rod Neep wrote:
List members can all post OK to the list
The messages all appear in the archives for each list.
However.
User A receives mail from some lists, but not from others
User B ditto (but not the same lists necessarily).
Therefore there is nothing wrong with the user's address or
At 02:25 PM 11/21/2003, you wrote:
I'm wondering if there is some software that is a web interface to a gnu
mailman mailing list that would allow people to log in and send/read
messages to the list.. and mailman would of course retain its original
functionality where users could do everything from
A while back I mentioned that some of my digests are getting posts
which have a second post, including full headers, tacked onto them. I have
now tracked this to the way Yahoo is sending two part mail. Each of the
examples below is of a Yahoo message as it appeared in the preview screen
Rejean Proulx wrote:
I don't understand why NMailman rejects these notes. I don't want to have
to approve them as administrator all the time? How do I fix this? Here is
the note that vet rejected. I had to approve it in order to receive it
You have now asked this AT LEAST four times/
scott wrote:
I can not find in the documentation how to add the HTML code to my
website to allow a user to fill in the request via my web site to join the
mailing list as opposed to having to connect via the Mailman site. Is
there a spot I can find some example code to allow this?
Steven Scott wrote:
I actually tried to use this, but when I changed and used my
domain and list, the POST action did not do anything. Could this be a
result that the List is provided via cPanel? I can not seem to get much
information from their site about the lists.
I know
I have a list that is selected posts from a much busier
list. Replies go to the main list via the Explicit Reply-To:
header. This works fine for individual e-mails, but a reply to the digest
goes to the sending list, ignoring the reply to set in the general options
section.
Just
I am moving the archives of some YahooGroups to Mailman. When I run
bin/arch it works fine, except when it hits posts with a bad date. All
files sent to a list by Yahoo's internal mailers (reminders, polls, file
notifications) have improper dates:
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue May 15
As the first date (the from_date ?) is correct, is there any way to
get the archive to use this date? Or, is there a way to lie to HyperArch
about the current date, or modify the current date for that program?
Paul
- Original Message --
I am moving the archives of some
I wrote:
I'm seeing a seemingly random problem with digests. The first line
of the post as found in the mbox (From ) is stuck right onto the end of
the last line of the proceeding post, without even a space. The message is
not recognized as a new message in the contents or in the body
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