> This is my first posting in this group.
You'll want to read the FAQ before posting much more:
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py
> The problem is, I have forgotten the listadmin's password.
> How can I retrieve the passowrd?. Is there any way to get the same?
http://www.python.or
Madhu Srinivasa Desikan wrote:
> The problem is, I have forgotten the listadmin's password.
> How can I retrieve the passowrd?. Is there any way to get the same?
Use the site admin password to log in to the list, then change the password at the
bottom.
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Hi all,
This is my first posting in this group. In our network, we have
installed mailman and is working fine. I am the owner of a list.
The problem is, I have forgotten the listadmin's password.
How can I retrieve the passowrd?. Is there any way to get the same?
In mailman option's int
Hi,
This is my first posting in this
group. In our network, we have
installed mailman and is working fine. I am the
owner of a list.
The problem is, I have forgotten the listadmin's
password.
How can I retrieve the passowrd?. Is there any way
to get the same?
In mailman option's
Sounds like a job for a custom pipeline module.
I don't know of any existing module that would do it.
Modifying, say, Mailman/Handlers/Hold.py by some judicious
boilerplating, and then adding it to your list's pipeline variable,
is a relatively-correct-and-robust, if a bit tricky, way to
get wh
Hi folks,
I asked previously but no one bit so I'll try again. I am using Mailman
2.1b1 and Sendmail. When I used majordomo I could have it serach the body
of a message for "taboo" words and bounce the message for administrative
approval. Is there a way to do this with Mailman or is this some
Greg, login to your list server, and try the following;
1. su - mailman
2. cd /to-your-mailman-folder/bin
3. ./check_perms
That should give you a message whether your permissions are right or
wrong and if you need to fix it, just do a ./check_perms -f and that's
all.
Sincerely,
Mohsenruddin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Unfortunately, I cannot get the Mailman script to
> accept incoming messages and distribute them... Messages are returned
> with the statment "user unknown" for messages sent to the listserv,
> just as though I had sent a message to the server with a random 30
> digit n
On Mon, Mar 25, 2002 at 03:31:45PM -0800, Dan Wilder wrote:
> For the individual irresponsible individuals you'll need some sort
Urk.
For irresponsible individuals ...
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Dan Wilder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Technical Manager & Editor
There are gobs of abusive searchbots out there. I won't name
names. Look at your logs and estimate hits/referrals. Not to mention
email harvesters and college kids sitting behind an OC3, having nothing
better to do with their dorm room computers than run a recursive wget
on your site every te
Hi, my name is Russ Jones and Im a student at UNC Chapel Hill. First
off, I would like to say that your Mailman program is incredible and
God sent. I love it.
Unfortunately, I have been running into a rather difficult problem.
Everything works for the most part, I can add new lists, administe
Mailman 2.0.5
Is it possible to switch on Message Disposition Notification/Read Receipt
for an individual list?
Thanks,
Brandon
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Hi Ashley,
Thank you for the reply. I've been doing some research on the relaying problem
that I have to no avail.
I have tried to verify the setup again and again but I cannot find anything
wrong, except maybe the permissions, I don't know what permissions should be
where.
Can you point me in
This "bug report" was generated from boost's recent (rocky) transition
from YahooGroups to Mailman.
- Original Message -
From: "Carl Daniel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> One thing I noticed in the latest one though: Mailmain doesn't handle
messages with HTML content correctly with regard
> t
Hello Mailman Support,
I have just installed mailman-2.1b1 on a FBSD 4.5 server running sendmail.
It looks like all is good except for linking sendmails alias to the mailman
program.
In your example you show this in your mm-handler
## Simulates these aliases:
## testlist:"|/opt/
Apache has some nice tools for limiting the number of connections on a
specific resource. I believe that you can throttle on both requested
resource and on destination IP. You probably want to cap the amount of
connections from any single ip address to something like 20.
There are also some nic
Hi, I'm part of a team that works on maintaining lists.indymedia.org, we
have a very large number of lists, a lot of traffic, and seemingly a lot
of interest for robots, particularily badly behaved ones.
Several times lately the server has started choaking and dieing, with
loads of 70+ in respons
Typically this happens when you do not set the aliases in the /etc/aliases
file (for sendmail compliant servers), or you forget to run "newaliases"
after adding the mailing list aliases to /etc/aliases.
In short, you ran ~mailman/bin/newlist and mailman printed out a
series of aliases that you n
I am running into the error below when trying to send messages to lists
on my server... Basically, it returns that no user is found. Any ideas
on what is going wrong? Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks a million.
Russ Jones
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The original message was received at Mon,
>However, I am having problems with Mailman's --with-mail-gid and
>--with-cgi-gid options. I used these options when I compile Mailman;
>cgi-gid =
>./configure --prefix=/usr/local/mailman --with-mail-gid=416
>--with-cgi-gid=99
[...]
>and from my Linux client, hermes.moonshi.com send an email vi
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002 12:16:45 -0500
Mark T Valites <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One of my list admins just sent an email to her list, and the mail
> sent out appended "=" to the end of each line, and a "=20" to the end
> of the message. She was using outlook express as her email client.
> I've
I checked the /usr/var/logs and this is the entry for the message that I
sent to confirm the subscription. There are no error messages about wrong
GID. In the Postfix configuration file, the default_privs = nobody which is
GID 60001. The configure for Mailman shows that it is using 6001 as the GID
At 3/25/02 12:16 PM -0500, Mark T. Valites wrote:
>One of my list admins just sent an email to her list, and the mail sent
>out appended "=" to the end of each line, and a "=20" to the end of the
>message. She was using outlook express as her email client.
>
>I've never seen this before. The e
At 12:16 -0500 3/25/2002, Mark T. Valites wrote:
>One of my list admins just sent an email to her list, and the mail sent
>out appended "=" to the end of each line, and a "=20" to the end of the
>message. She was using outlook express as her email client.
>
>I've never seen this before. The equa
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002, Jon Carnes wrote:
> There is no problem. Her "mail sending format" is set to something funky.
It isn't something funky, it is quoted-printable. Most mail clients
can parse it.
alex
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I figured so much. Thanks!
On Monday, March 25, 2002, at 12:32 PM, Jon Carnes wrote:
> There is no problem. Her "mail sending format" is set to something
> funky.
> This is a mail client issue, not a Mailman issue. Try the following:
>
> Outlook Express -
> Tools
> Options
> Send
There is no problem. Her "mail sending format" is set to something funky.
This is a mail client issue, not a Mailman issue. Try the following:
Outlook Express -
Tools
Options
Send (tab)
Mail Sending Format
HTML settings
Mime Message Format
One of my list admins just sent an email to her list, and the mail sent
out appended "=" to the end of each line, and a "=20" to the end of the
message. She was using outlook express as her email client.
I've never seen this before. The equal sign character didn't raise any
flags to me right
It is also typical of cron's response to a sudden temporal anomaly (that
is, an imprudent hand setting of the machine's clock).
[This is semi-well-known. I found it out when the boss accidentally set
one machine's clock to sometime in year 202X, waited a bit, and set it
back. My every few minut
Hi,
...on Mon, Mar 25, 2002 at 10:37:30AM -0500, Jon Carnes wrote:
> This is typical of cron being stopped. Check to make sure that cron is
> running and that the cron entries for user "mailman" are correct.
Ouch!
You're right - for some reason, cron was not
running. After restarting it, a
This is typical of cron being stopped. Check to make sure that cron is
running and that the cron entries for user "mailman" are correct.
If cron is not the problem, try running qrunner by hand (look at the cron
entries for the proper format).
- Original Message -
From: "Alexander Bochman
Hi guys,
I need some help with Mailman. My HDD crashed beyond recovery so I have
re-installed Mandrake 8.1 on a new HDD and restored the following;
1. Postfix
2. Apache
However, I am having problems with Mailman's --with-mail-gid and
--with-cgi-gid options. I used these options when I compile
Hi,
we have here a mailman installation that used to work
without problems, but since a few days, it doesn't
deliver any mails. Also, there are no error messages
whatsoever in mailman's log files, so I don't have the
slightest idea what could be wrong (I'm not the only
admin on that machine,
On Sat, Mar 23, 2002 at 07:22:35PM -0800, Dan Wilder wrote:
> One common way to do this is use a shell script. To unsubscribe
> from "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" send any email at all with your "From: "
> address set up correctly. In /etc/aliases: atc-remove:
> "|/usr/lib/mailman/localbin/unsub.sh atc s
My Qmail listens to port 25 though the usual tcpserver + rblsmtpd caravan.
We use ORDB and SPEWS and SBL and it stops most of the junk. I allow
relaying for my other two servers and localhost.
When I telnet to port 25 on this host, qmail-smtpd records a connect
from 127.0.0.1, the local interfa
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