On Sun, 30 Dec 2001, Justin Zygmont wrote:
> I am having difficulty getting a mailing list to work, when I create a new
> list, it doesn't send a message to me (root) telling me which page to to
> go or how to subscribe. I don't think this is a permission problem but
> bin/check_perms will not
What possible relationship would there be between Postfix and Front
Page Extensions???!!!???
Aside from the usual problems entailed in converting from one MTA to
another (i.e., learning how to port any local peculiarities in setup
and config from sendmail to Postfix), I for one would not forsee
I sent a message with no responses so i'll try agian.
I am having difficulty getting a mailing list to work, when I create a new
list, it doesn't send a message to me (root) telling me which page to to
go or how to subscribe. I don't think this is a permission problem but
bin/check_perms will no
>On Thu, 27 Dec 2001 14:06:53 -0800
>Michelle Brownsworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> My mailhost is chugging away, trying over and over to deliver to a
>> large batch of addresses with a .gov domain that doesn't resolve;
>> this particular .gov nameserver is obviously having problems. And
Hi,
I'm new to this list, so I apologize if my question appeared soon
before, but I didn't see it in the archives.
I'm setting up an announce-only Mailman list for a weekly newsletter
with about 1200 members, so it's very important that no unauthorized
users can post. Is there a way to config
On Sat, 29 Dec 2001 08:40:11 -0800
Joe Wise <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there anyone using mailman as a list-server who can help a
> newbie? I am a physics teacher at a school in Santa Monica and I
> want to have my class on a list.
Sure, what do you need?
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J C Lawrence
Marc Perkel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes - but - I'm about to dump 20,000 names into a list and there are probably
> a LOT of broken autoresponders out there.
>
> > Please share the specifics of the loop.
>
> I think the issue is that I dumped the names into the join box and it sent an
> in
Norbert Bollow wrote:
> > I have a problem. I created a list and dumped a bunch of emails into it.
> > It sent an initial message to everyone - but one person is on vacation
> > and the autoresponder responded. Now Mailman and the Autoresponder are
> > sending messages back and forth.
> >
> >
I started experimenting with Jason Mastaler's TMDA spam fighting tool a few
days ago. It allows you to generate time-sensitive reply addresses in
outgoing mail like [EMAIL PROTECTED] Many MTAs
support the use of such "detail" information. I discovered that Mailman
doesn't, however. This makes
At 11:09 AM 12/29/2001, Joe Wise wrote:
>I thought so. Here goes. I set up a new list and it sends me a
>confirmation e-mail that I have a new list set up. I go to the website to
>configure my list as the administrator. I then try to join my list. I get
>an e-mail saying that I have to respon
I thought so. Here goes. I set up a new list and it sends me a
confirmation e-mail that I have a new list set up. I go to the website to
configure my list as the administrator. I then try to join my list. I get
an e-mail saying that I have to respond in order for my request to be
validated.
At 10:40 AM 12/29/2001, Joe Wise wrote:
>Is there anyone using mailman as a list-server who can help a newbie? I am
>a physics teacher at a school in Santa Monica and I want to have my class on
>a list.
Not to be too obvious, but just about everyone here is using mailman as a
listserv ... and w
Is there anyone using mailman as a list-server who can help a newbie? I am
a physics teacher at a school in Santa Monica and I want to have my class on
a list.
Thanks,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Mailman-Users maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://
Quoting Norbert Bollow ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Only broken autoresponders are a problem, as the others will
> ignore Mailman.
Unfortunately, people insist on using that festering stink-hole of
security violations known as Outhouse Excess, and the autoresponder on it
is as broken as the rest of it.
Ok Mailmanners; I have one server that is running 14 list and these list are
getting bigger by the hour. This is a physically hosted box and is a bit shy
on horsepower. Currently running sendmail 8.10 and I can already foresee
problems when the list reach the 1000 mark. I am considering Postfix, b
> I have a problem. I created a list and dumped a bunch of emails into it.
> It sent an initial message to everyone - but one person is on vacation
> and the autoresponder responded. Now Mailman and the Autoresponder are
> sending messages back and forth.
>
> How do I make mailman ignore autores
On Thu, Dec 27, 2001 at 10:42:55AM -0800, Michelle Brownsworth wrote:
> >Yes, actually, I had a very similar problem to this on my system, that all
> >the configuring of sendmail short of making it an open relay could not fix.
> >I eventually switched to postfix and I havent had a single problem s
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