Re: [Mailman-Users] single sign-on

2002-11-21 Thread John Locke
Wow. Storing user info in a SQL database is exactly a feature I need. I was about to write a script to synchronize member data with a SQL database--if I could store the member data there in the first place, I won't need to write the script! Where can I learn the details? Cheers, John On Wed,

Re: [Mailman-Users] single sign-on

2002-11-21 Thread Phillip L. Harbison
Jon Carnes wrote: Is there a way to link a user's subscriptions to multiple lists so that they have a common password and only have to give the password once? If you move up to the 2.1B5 version of mailman then you can use an SQL database to store the list information and membership

[Mailman-Users] single sign-on

2002-11-20 Thread Phillip L. Harbison
Is there a way to link a user's subscriptions to multiple lists so that they have a common password and only have to give the password once? I have a group of about 10 lists that I manage for my church. Most people are on several lists. It would be nice if they could have one password and only

Re: [Mailman-Users] single sign-on

2002-11-20 Thread Jon Carnes
If you move up to the 2.1B5 version of mailman then you can use an SQL database to store the list information and membership information. Then with some judicious use of SQL commands you can set the users to all use the same passwords. You can actually do the same thing using the 2.0.x version