[Mailman-Users] bogus subscription requests

[edi...@visionscience.com]

I maintain a few lists using Mailman. Everything works fine. Except that with 
some regularity I receive subscription requests for the list 
mail...@myserver.com . The messages announcing the 
requests offer me a link to process the request. The link yields a 404 error 
message.
So far as I know, no such list exists.
When I check the overview of my lists, it is not among them.

I am aware of the concept of a sitewide list, and maybe this is that. 
But the question is: how can I reject these subscription requests, or can I 
just ignore them?

Using Mailman version 2.1.23
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[Mailman-Users] incorrect spam labelling

[edi...@visionscience.com]

Not sure if this is a mailman issue, but…

Occasionally as moderator I see messages in which "***SPAM*** “ has been 
prepended to the subject line.
The messages are not spam.
I do not want to send them out to the list like that but cannot edit the 
subject line.
Is there anything I can do?

-Andrew

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[Mailman-Users] unsubscribe actions

[edi...@visionscience.com]

I have run a Mailman list for many years.
Recently I have begun to receive occasional large (~30) batches of messages 
with the content:

> xxx has been removed from yyy
where xxx is the address of a subscriber and yyy is the name of my list.

In addition, the subject line, as seen in Apple Mail in the list of message, is 
“A Matter of Taste”
That subject line does not appear in the message or the headers when I open it.

No other information is provided as to why the member has been unsubscribed, 
but the fact that they arrive in batches suggests that it is not the subscriber 
that is unsubscribing.

The total number of subscribers is, in fact, declining.

Could anyone explain what is happening, tell me how to stop it, or point me to 
the relevant FAQ?

Thanks!

Andrew
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[Mailman-Users] nomail reset

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Is there a programmatic way to reset the “nomail” flag on all subscribers of a 
mailing list?
Is it possible to restrict this to the “B” variant?


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