> I just set up my first mailing list and I'm a bit
> confused about one thing. At the moment any mail
> sent to the list waits for me to approve it. Can
> I set it up so that all the postings from the
> members go straight to the other list members
> without me being involved?
Here's the way I
> While I'm posting... Is there some way to automatically discard posts that
> need to be approved by the admin? No one will ever be able to post to this
> list who isn't approved...
Not without hackery. I've done such hackery, but it takes a little
Python boilerplating.
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I used add_members to load a text file containing a list of email
addresses. Who knows what happened! It looks like most of those over 30
characters got truncated. I very well could have just screwed up somewhere...
I'm just going to pump the ones that I think bounced back in and rely on
th
> I just loaded 10,000 email address into a new list and a bunch (200+)
> bounced because it looks like their email address got truncated at 30
> characters. Is this a default setting? Can it be changed? I looked
> through the admin interface and couldn't find anything related...
I'm not awar
Hi,
I just loaded 10,000 email address into a new list and a bunch (200+)
bounced because it looks like their email address got truncated at 30
characters. Is this a default setting? Can it be changed? I looked
through the admin interface and couldn't find anything related...
culley
Hi,
I just loaded 10,000 email address into a new list and a bunch
(200+) bounced in the first "announcement" because it looks like their
email address got truncated at 30 characters. Is this a default
setting? Can it be changed? I looked through the admin interface and
couldn't find an
Are there plans to extend the reminders capabilities, possibly
something that would send out quarterly reminders to the list
owners?
There seems to be a tendency to let lists languish unused...for
years...and if they are reminded (say 2 or 4 times a year), maybe
they'll send in a request to dec
Okay, I ran xtail on several of the files when I restarted postfix to see if
that would show many anything. And it did! Here's what I received.
*** error ***
Nov 08 16:56:30 2001 qrunner(30285): Traceback (most recent call last):
Nov 08 16:56:30 2001 qrunner(30285): File "/home/mailman/cron/q
> % bin/list_members mylist
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "bin/list_members", line 59, in ?
> from Mailman import MailList
> ImportError: No module named Mailman
>
> Anyone have any ideas what I have wrecked?
1) are you in the $prefix directory when you execute this?
2) is t
Thanks for all the help regarding backing up a list member list.
However, I've just discovered that my lists are down due to some unknown
(to me) error. Last successful posting was more than a week ago... just
about the time ColdFusion was installed on my server. (possible culprit)
When executi
cd ~mailman
bin/list_members {listname} > listname.backup
joe
On Thursday, November 8, 2001, at 01:05 PM, Michael H. Lampkin wrote:
> Is there a way to back-up the current list of members of my mailing list?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
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> * Michael H. Lampkin* advertising/design/web desig
Other than reading the code, which I'm assuming you've done, nothing
pops to mind. ARCHIVE_TO_MBOX has to be either 1 or 2, and
GZIP_ARCHIVE_TXT_FILES needs to be 0. Try -v and see if that
illuminates anything.
> I appear to have it installed. Are there any other possibilities? Would
> not h
A while back it was suggested that we implement an on-line interactive
FAQ, where the community can add and expand on questions. I've now
adapted the Python FAQ wizard to add a Mailman FAQ wizard. See
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py
There's only 3 questions and answers there so f
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