On Sat, 30 Jun 2001 09:48:08 +0530
Akshay Guleria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a facility to allow postings on through the web ie post a
> new message or reply to a message?
Not in Mailman, no.
> I have seen it on sourceforge and a couple of other sites too.
You can accomplish this
Is there a facility to allow postings on through the web ie post a new
message or reply to a message?
I have seen it on sourceforge and a couple of other sites too.
I am using mailman ver.2.0
-Akshay
Tel: +91-177-226275
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Hello,
How do I make my list read only, so the members can't reply to the entire
list. So it will act like a newsletter.
Thanks,
Matt Martin
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Not necessarily: when you send in a message to the list, Mailman gets the
address to which to send the notification that the message requires
approval from your incoming message.
When Mailman wants to send its list administrator(s) notice that a message
has come in which requires approval, it se
Grr. Now something else fishy is going on. (why oh why does it have
to happen on a Friday?)
I send a post to the list and it never arrives. It's not getting hung
up in the qmail queue - but it seems to be going from testlist-admin
to testlist-admin over and over, and I'm not entirely sure why.
HP
Step 1 could be: pull the Ethernet connection out of the machine. Brutal,
but effective...your digest recipients will probably appreciate it.
Then...since clearing (sendmail's??) mail queue doesn't get rid of the
problem, it must be mailman doing the repeated sending. See what you can
figure o
I had< people complaining that, in a list that is a
mail-news gateway, the NNTP_posting-host header does
not contain the IP address of the sender, but rather
the name of the server running the mail-news gateway.
In practice I've been subtly accused of giving a way
to spammers to forward messages
My situation is that my ISP makes Mailman available. With
limited knowledge (and limited talent), my objective is simple - have a web page
where users can subscribe and unsubscribe simply and without a password.
Nor do I want to subject my users to the two-page unsubscribe process provided
OK, this is weird.
As a what-the-heck measure, I erased the ScriptAlias line and retyped it.
Restarted Apache. Problem solved. Best guess: I had a garbage character in there
somewhere?
::shrug:: I don't get it. But it's working. So I won't complain.
::wonders for the millionth time why she ever
FYI, the Alias line didn't help. I had a ScriptAlias line that was nearly
identical. That didn't help either.
What'm I doing wrong here? anybody?
=)
Amanda
Satya wrote:
> On Jun 30, 2001 at 03:20, Satya wrote:
>
> >Note the paths. They're in Apache's web directory space, not in the
> >filesys
mailman-2.0.5.tar.gz
Python 1.5.2 (#1, Feb 1 2000, 16:32:16)
mta - right now Sendmail, will be iPlanet Messaging Server
os - Linux
I ran configure with --with-mail-gid and set correctly, after not doing
that the first time. :)
The problem I'm having is that mail addressed to [EMAIL PROTECT
Satya wrote:
> You mentioned ScriptAlias. I have this:
>
> Alias /mailman/ /home/mailman/cgi-bin/
>
> Do you have a similar line? Is it correct?
I don't have a mailman alias - but I didn't have one before. I have one for
icons, and I have one for pipermail, but not for mailman. What the heck.
Ca
On Jun 29, 2001 at 12:06, Amanda wrote:
>with them to the Other Place. (foo.net/mailman/admin/testlist gives a
>404)
[short recap: tried the usual, got nothing]
Sounds like your Apache directory structure might be twisted. I didn't
follow this completely, but if the document root for Apache is
On Jun 30, 2001 at 03:20, Satya wrote:
>Note the paths. They're in Apache's web directory space, not in the
>filesystem. Your path is in the filesystem. Borked Alias directive is
>my guess.
OTOH, our Apache versions differ. I don't know; please check anyway.
Unless it's already fixed...
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Sa
Hi there.
I am new user to Mailman, and loving it as a list administrator for
DigitalEve Columbus...
I was also a list administrator for 4 personal lists on Microsoft's Listbot.
But now they want to charge for it so i am looking to move these I am
curious to know if...
a) Python or Mailm
I think it would be extremely useful to be able to click on an index
entry at the top of the digest and have it take you down to the place in
the digest where that mail starts. Some of my digests are very large
and I only care about a couple of the messages. They can be very
cumbersome to find.
Actually the Mailman software *is* installed into /home/mailman. I didn't change
the default, and the files all appear to be right there in /home/mailman where
they're supposed to be.
The document root for *Apache,* however, is /usr/local/apache/www/htdocs. (And the
server root for Apache is /usr
Hello,
Panic! My digest mail seems to be stuck in a loop and has sent the
same mail at least 50 times. It's still going. I've deleted
everything from /var/spool/mqueue, but it just repopulates. The
header is below. What can I do to short-circuit this thing? Thanks!
[ note this is the only
I'm not a QMail user and so can't verify or confirm the truth of
this. However, we have enough performance and scalability
discussions here that it may help someone:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-isp-0106/msg00221.html
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Qmail - huge performanc
Thanks for the advice, I upgraded to sendmail-8.9.3-20 (I didn't make any of
the other changes) and I found the source of the problem.
It turned out that the relay options must be specified in the
/etc/mail/update_pop.conf file not the /etc/mail/access file because this
keeps getting overwriten
Augh! Rassenfrassendagnabbitstupidpieceof... Oh, sorry...
Just when I thought I had it all figured out, my web interface
disappeared. It was there the last time I looked at it, but apparently
a band of Little People snuck in during the night and spirited it away
with them to the Other Place. (fo
Is there any place that I could find a changelog for Mailman? I just want
reasons to upgrade to incremental version changes.
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Hi !
On the upper part of the administrative authentification page of a list, this
message appear "Error decoding authorization cookie".
http://mail.visuaide.com/mailman/admin/test
Merci !
Christian B.
Gestionnaire de réseaux
Visuaide, inc.
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On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 05:44:13AM -0500, J.D. Bronson wrote:
> Under 2.0.5 I am having trouble getting news->mail to work.
>
> (Since no one ever answered my previous email) :(
>
> I think that I have it all configured correctly, but when cron runs the
> gate news (or if I do it manually) not
On Fri, 29 Jun 2001 05:41:35 -0500
J D Bronson wrote:
> How do I go about getting a copy of 2.1?
CVS on Sourceforge.
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I never claimed to be hu
I also run a e-commerce program called Interchange (Red Hat), and it uses a CGI very
similar to Mailman (i.e., http://server.com/cgi-bin/cgifile/parameter)
So I would agree with Barry, if your other webserver program doesn't let this work, I
would tend to point the finger at the webserver, not
when I send a message to a list that needs to have approval prior to its
being sent out, I do receive a response email telling me that it has arrived
and is waiting approval. Now, does it make sense to conclude that if it can
send me an email this way that it should by all accounts be able to send
> "JDB" == J D Bronson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JDB> Under 2.0.5 I am having trouble getting news->mail to work.
JDB> (Since no one ever answered my previous email) :(
JDB> I think that I have it all configured correctly, but when
JDB> cron runs the gate news (or if I do
> "JDB" == J D Bronson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JDB> How do I go about getting a copy of 2.1?
Currently, 2.1a1 is availble on the SourceForge files page. I've
gotten backed up with other stuff so I haven't made an alpha 2 release
yet, but hope to do so shortly.
-Barry
Hi,
I have actually seen similar behavior. I'm running Mailman on a
FreeBSD 4.3-STABLE box, Python 2.0. It doesn't particularly slow
things down, but Python is the only thing on the machine that
regularly uses CPU above about 10%. Python can occasionally be seen
in `top` hogging 75-95% of
> "B" == Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
B> Thanks for the info on how 2.1's "cron" works... So does it
B> still wait until the next minute to check for messages if it
B> isn't currently processing any, or do they get processed
B> immediately?
In MM2.1, if a particular qrun
> "JS" == Justin Sheehy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JS> I'll go bother the thttpd people instead, and figure out why
JS> they don't do things that way.
Okay.
>> What does thttpd actually set SCRIPT_NAME and PATH_INFO to when
>> given a url like http://mysite.com/mailman/lis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Barry A. Warsaw) writes:
> Really? I think the CGI/1.1 "spec" (which really never got past draft
> status) description of SCRIPT_NAME and PATH_INFO definitely allow for
> Apache's behavior here.
You're right, it does allow it. It certainly doesn't require it, but
it doesn't
Hi,
I'm new to mailman and but its already in place
and I've been asked to rename a list.
I can't find any documentation on this.
Can someone either point me to a doc or
give me a basic outline of the steps needed.
I don't understand how to update the config.db
entries for things like the loca
Under 2.0.5 I am having trouble getting news->mail to work.
(Since no one ever answered my previous email) :(
I think that I have it all configured correctly, but when cron runs the
gate news (or if I do it manually) nothing happens and there is no errors.
There is also no traffic going in/ou
How do I go about getting a copy of 2.1?
It sounds as if there is enough changes that I wont mind using 'bleeding
edge' software.
Jeff
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Information Systems
Milwaukee Wisconsin USA
Main Office: 414.978.8282
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Eric Gerbier wrote:
> any possibility via a mail request I suppose ?
No, you can get the subscribers of a given list with
the email command 'who'. You should put this in a message
body then send to the list request address.
Szilard Vizi
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Hello,
Eric Gerbier wrote:
> as an admistrator, I can play with find_member command
>
> but as a simple user ?
Not so easy this one.
You need at least on listname where you are listmember.
Then go to that list listinfo page, log in to that list susbcribers
list and there choose list my other su
hello
as an admistrator, I can play with find_member command
but as a simple user ?
ps : if I compare with majordomo, there is a "which" mail command to do
that.
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Hello,
Firas R. wrote:
> * run /usr/lib/mailman/bin/mmsitepass to create the mailman administrator
> password
Good.
> * edit /usr/lib/mailman/Mailman/mm_cfg.py to customize mailman's
> configuration for your site
That is ok.
> * add these lines:
> ScriptAlias /mailman/ /usr/lib/mailman/cgi
Hello,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi everyone, I just set up a mailing list, subscribed myself to be on
> regular mail, got the welcome message... then sent several tests to the list
This means that the Mailman is working correctly with the given MTA.
That is good.
> to see if it was operati
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