Steve McDonald wrote:
>
> I'm the administrator for a number of lists and often receive a message from
> a list member alerting me to a change in their email address. Can I amend
> their email address for them or do they have to re-subscribe to the list
> using their new address?
If you have ac
It's almost always more complicated than you think. See
formail, for instance, or the rfc822 stuff in Python/Mailman.
I think your algorithm would be too simple.
> How do I get the address from which the mail was sent, if I want to reply
> with a confirmation request? Is it acceptable to parse
How do I get the address from which the mail was sent, if I want to reply
with a confirmation request? Is it acceptable to parse the From: header
for the following Perl regexp:
.*(<|\w)\@(>|\w)
And the resulting match would be the address to which I can reply?
--
Satya. http://satya.virtualave
You're a god, Bob!
I've modified the scriptlet so you can pass the name of the list, the
aliases line should look like:
listname-unsub: "|/home/mailman/test-unsub listname"
and the line changed in the script:
ladr="$[EMAIL PROTECTED]" #list -request address
> That's it!
Please keep me posted on your success with the perl! If I knew more about Perl I
would have tried it. Still learning this script stuff!
Bob
Satya wrote:
>
> On Jan 11, 2001 at 22:04, Bob Puff @ NLE wrote:
>
> >Ok guys, here's my feeble attempt (that works!) to allow someone to
> >unsubscri
Well, sorta. clone_member means you end up with user 'b' who has the same attributes
as user 'a', but it doesn't get rid of user 'a'. clone_member followed by a
remove_members
might be pretty painless, though; nice find.
Christopher VanOosterhout wrote:
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> In fact, Mailman does include a fun
On Fri, 12 Jan 2001, Brian J. Atkisson wrote:
> I hoping someone can help here... I need to purge last year's articles from
> a mailman list. I already tried:
>
> rm -rf $prefix/archives/private/listname
> $prefix/bin/arch listname
>
> However, this didn't work. When I ran the arch command,
I hoping someone can help here... I need to purge last year's articles from
a mailman list. I already tried:
rm -rf $prefix/archives/private/listname
$prefix/bin/arch listname
However, this didn't work. When I ran the arch command, it simply rebuilt
the entire archive. I would be grateful fo
Christopher VanOosterhout wrote:
>
> In fact, Mailman does include a function to do this. You can use the
> command line clone_member command and not only change for a specific
> list but for all lists hosted by a particular Mailman program.
I can do that as the site admin, but individual lista
Is there a way to have binary attachments not encoded in the list
archives?
(a link to the file would be easier for people browsing through the
archives)
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Mailman-Users maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.python.org/mailman/listinfo/m
In fact, Mailman does include a function to do this. You can use
the command line clone_member command and not only change for a specific
list but for all lists hosted by a particular Mailman program.
Chris
At 10:24 AM 1/12/2001 +, Phil Riding wrote:
on 10/1/01 3:14 am, Steve McDonald
wrot
Hi,
I'm working on a fresh install with Mailman 2.0.1, Python 2.0 and
Apache 1.3.14 on a Solaris 2.6 box.
I can't reach the administrative web page for my lists. Each time I
enter the passwd (in myhost/mailman/admin/mylist) I receive a
"Authentication failed" message followed by the password fo
On Jan 11, 2001 at 22:04, Bob Puff @ NLE wrote:
>Ok guys, here's my feeble attempt (that works!) to allow someone to
>unsubscribe by simply sending an email to a certain address.
[etc]
>That's it! The only disadvantage so far is that because the mailer runs
>under the permissions from Mailman,
on 10/1/01 3:14 am, Steve McDonald wrote:
> I'm the administrator for a number of lists and often receive a message from
> a list member alerting me to a change in their email address. Can I amend
> their email address for them or do they have to re-subscribe to the list
> using their new addres
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