> Hello. I am setting up mailman and qmail. I have qmail working fine,
> but I am having trouble with mailman - any messages sent to the
> aliases simply disappear, with no description of what the error may
> have been. The only message I have found is in logs/post:
>
> Oct 10 13:58:01 2001 (1
What happens when you "su mailman"
and then run qrunner manually (look at the crontab for the exact command
line to run)?
Make sure your crontab *is* running. A couple of weeks ago, a subscriber
had a very similar problem and it was caused by his crontab not running.
Mailman does not run its
You might want to try using the html tags that specify "leave the text and
formating alone. I think that is :
Thank you,
Embrace Networks, Inc.
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
408-585-5600
www.embracenetworks.com
Give it a shot!
Jon Carnes
===
> How do I format an auto-response?
>
> I would like to in
Mailman has been behaving erratically ever since I started the new list.
here's the list of problems:
Some people subscribed to the list have never received the welcome message
Some people send posts but they never get through (no error messages either)
As a result postings sent are not receive
I am using RedHat Linux 7.1 and have updated to the latest versions.
I am using 2.0.6 of Mailman, not the version that comes with RedHat 7.1
I had to add the 'mail' user to the 'mailman' group in order for the
requests to be processed. I didn't see this anywhere in the documentation
and it too
I am the administrator of a Mailman list, and would like to have the system
auto-reply to non-subscriber postings, rather than my having to go to the
administrative page. Otherwise, each piece of spam to the list wastes a
significant amount of my time. I read all the documentation I could find,
I've searched everywhere and through some of the archives, but didn't
find an answer to this:
How do I format an auto-response?
I would like to include the following at the end of the auto response:
Thank you,
Embrace Networks, Inc.
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
408-585-5600
www.embracenetworks.com
Bu
At 10:00 -0500 10/10/2001, Sharif Islam wrote:
>I am using Python 1.5.2 and sendmail,apache . I recently upgraded from Red
>Hat 7.0 to 7.1
The RedHat upgrade process *probably* set your existing apache
configuration file aside and installed a fresh one. Check the update
documentation for the ext
After the last round of fixes, I'm finding it pretty stable.
I would think it's a lot better at not dying on slower machines
(although I have a fast server again so it's not so bad).
I really like some of the new admin features (the 'search
for subscriber by RE' alone is nearly worth it to me).
On 10 October 2001, Shaheeb Roshan said:
> I am curious about the MailMan script i downloaded
> from Python.org. Is there anyway to configure it so
> that when someone on the list recieves a message I
> broadcast to the list, they see "To: " field contain
> their own address?
No. Doing it that
On 10 October 2001, Philip Arthur said:
> Are you allowed to attach images to your emails that go out from the
> list?
Assuming you're already running a Mailman server, why don't you try it
on a test list and see what happens?
(Hint: it should work; Mailman doesn't look at MIME headers or
attach
Hi,
Relatively new list member here. I am quite impressed with Mailman
2.0.6, and was wondering if upgrading to 2.1a2 would be worthwile.
I see the web site makes reference to it being an "alpha" version
and not suitable for production environments, but I'd like to try
it if it were stable enoug
> > Is there a way to ban a certain e-mail from subscribing to a list?
> Yeah, but it's a waste of time and effort for
> determined troublemakers. It takes about a minute to
> get a new email account on any of a bazillion free email
> servers. So, I block [EMAIL PROTECTED], and your next
> m
Hiyo!
I am curious about the MailMan script i downloaded
from Python.org. Is there anyway to configure it so
that when someone on the list recieves a message I
broadcast to the list, they see "To: " field contain
their own address? The way it is right now, the To:
field shows the name of the ma
On 9 Oct 2001 at 20:52, Timothy Brier wrote:
> Is there a way to ban a certain e-mail from subscribing to a list?
Yeah, but it's a waste of time and effort for
determined troublemakers. It takes about a minute to
get a new email account on any of a bazillion free email
servers. So, I block
Are you allowed to attach images to your emails
that go out from the list? If not why?
__The Key
Doesn't Open The Door, You Do.
Hello. I am setting up mailman and qmail. I have qmail working fine,
but I am having trouble with mailman - any messages sent to the
aliases simply disappear, with no description of what the error may
have been. The only message I have found is in logs/post:
Oct 10 13:58:01 2001 (13488) post
Thanks for the feedback, but what I'm looking for
is listed on the Mailman wishlist under the heading List
Administration.
"Ability to ban specific troublesome users (from
posting, subscribing, etc). Posts from banned users would be discarded.
"
I'm using Mailman 2.0.5.
- Origin
Camel wrote:
> OK.. this is weird - the alias in httpd.conf points to /public/
> and the archives are being re-directed to /private/ ???!!???
> here is the alias:
> Alias /pipermail/ "/var/www/mailman/archives/public/"
> (like the docs say...)
> but it's going to /var/www/mailman/archives/private
Yes.
Muck about in the Admin web interface for the
list. You'll see the option - it's in plain english.
- Original Message -
From:
Timothy Brier
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 8:52
PM
Subject: [Mailman-Users] Mailman -
unwanted subscrip
John W Baxter wrote:
> At 8:27 -0400 10/10/2001, Camel wrote:
> >I'm still getting a "forbidden" accesing my archives - everything else is
> >working just fine - any ideas (seems to be a permissions issue)
Your archives won't be "there" unless you have actually posted messages to
the list.
At 8:27 -0400 10/10/2001, Camel wrote:
>I'm still getting a "forbidden" accesing my archives - everything else is
>working just fine - any ideas (seems to be a permissions issue)
Apache (in particular) "does" forbidden not only if the permissions are
wrong, but if it is pointed to a directory and
Someone posted some information on a few patches that will allow you to do
this---I recall one used htdig. If you scan the recent archives (last 2
weeks) you can probably find the link the the aforementioned thread and a
url to the patch(es).
At 12:37 PM 10/10/2001 -0400, Jimmy McDonald wrote:
I have a mailman list that keeps archives and
someone wants me to make those archives
searchable via a web browser.
Is there a way mailman can do this?
Any other thoughts?
Thanks,
Jimmy
--
Mailman-Users maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://m
Vania Lolham wrote:
> If that test-user send a posting to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] the message get posted no error or
> bounce.
> mail log say the mail was send:ok
> But the user doesn't get the posted message.
> no matter how many valid users I add to the list the don't
> get postings.
You don't
> Hi all,
>
> Is there a new about the mailman internationalization ?(particularly i
> would be interested on a french version)
La version de Mailman en Francais est uniquement disponible dans
sa version beta. (2.1B1)
En ce qui concerne la version courante, j'ai les templates si cela
t'interes
The reconfig using proper gid's should fix that yes, but you
shouldn't lose any existing list info at all. The make/make install will
just overwrite the appropriate program files, but leave the configuration
files intact if it finds them.
David
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Sharif Islam wrote:
Thanks. I fixed that, changed the entry in httpd.conf
But now a different prob:
"Mailman CGI error!!!
The expected gid of the Mailman CGI wrapper did not match the gid as set
by the Web server."
I guess I need to do a reconfigure with cgi-gid option. Now, will all my
old mailing list will be
It looks as though it may be something as small as a missing
Alias/Scriptalias in your httpd.conf for Apache. Check the install docs
at http://www.list.org/install-final.html to be sure that's all good to
go.
David
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Sharif Islam wrote:
>
> Sorry about not giving mu
Sorry about not giving much details. I was kind of freaked out last
night when I encountered that problem.
I found out my mailing list works, only the web interface is not coming
up.(HTTP 404 Error)
I am using Python 1.5.2 and sendmail,apache . I recently upgraded from Red
Hat 7.0 to 7.1
Thank
> I bet the <> around the To: address is confusing MM.
So ... what do i do. That's the header outlook created, and there is no
way I can change it. And in the other hand is the same client i am using to
write to this list, and the messages are posted with no problem ... It has
to be something
in my all archives the thread has problem... it doesn't work correctly.
the reply of a message is not in the thread...
All the persons of the list use Outlook 2000, is it the problem ?
Because one person have Mozilla and when he replys, the message is in a
thread...
Thanks for your help.
Xavier
On 09 October 2001, Sharif Islam said:
> I installed mailman few months ago on RH 7.0. Everything was working fine.
> I just upgraded to 7.1. NOw mailman is not working. All the directories
> and files are there .Any help?
> thanks
That's an almost-completely-useless message. How about explainin
Hi all,
Is there a new about the mailman internationalization ?(particularly i
would be interested on a french version)
Thanx.
@+
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I'm still getting a "forbidden" accesing my archives - everything else is
working just fine - any ideas (seems to be a permissions issue)
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Hi there,
OS: RedHat 7.1
I setup all domains as virtual and all the users are
popuser.
Server domain name is resolved to "maindomain.com" with ip
address of 139.aaa.bbb.ccc
there are two other virtual domains under this domain
called:
virtual-domain-1.com with ip address of 203.aaa.bbb.ccc
virt
Hi there,
OS: RedHat 7.1
I setup all domains as virtual and all the users
are popuser.
Server domain name is resolved to "maindomain.com"
with ip address of 139.aaa.bbb.ccc
there are two other virtual domains under this
domain called:
virtual-domain-1.com with ip address of
203.aaa.bbb
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