Our list archives are growing past the point where a single filesystem
will hold it. RAID becomes an option, but I'm curious about ways of
handling this with multiple separate filesystems. This has obvious
advantages for containment of filesystem damage and (certain forms of)
backup, besides bette
Anyone have any ideas for me? There aren't any space issues on our
server--we've got plenty of MB and bandwidth. I also can't seem to
create new lists.
I set the current problem list up last thursday and it worked as of
yesterday. Now i try to log in as an administrator and it tells
me "We're
On Mon, 10 Jun 2002 22:07:56 -0400
Jonathan Andrew Sheen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm looking see if mailman has a way to specify what port it's making
> its DNS requests *from.*
Nope. This is well outside Mailman's control. It will be somewhere up
in the ephemeral port range.
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On 6/10/02 7:07 PM, "Jonathan Andrew Sheen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I'm looking see if mailman has a way to specify what port
> it's making its DNS requests *from.*
Mailman does no DNS lookups. It's all up to your mail delivery system.
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I don't think Mailman makes any DNS requests. Also, I can't
imagine any network client being able to specify such a thing;
that would mean it's the only client on that machine that can
do DNS (as the one possible host/port-host/port tuple would be used up).
> I'm looking see if mailman has a wa
Hi, Mailman,
I'm looking see if mailman has a way to specify what port
it's making its DNS requests *from.*
Can anybody help me?
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All of the posts from users on my list show as being from the -admin
address. Where do I change this configuration?
Thanks!
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Mike Watson wrote:
> I'm pretty new to all this. I'm trying to setup a maillist for a small group at
> our church. I have a server running RH 7.2 Linux and mailman 2.0.11. RH has the
> software installed as well as setting up Apache. I created a test list and
> everything looks OK. I also cr
I'm pretty new to all this. I'm trying to setup a maillist for a small group at
our church. I have a server running RH 7.2 Linux and mailman 2.0.11. RH has the
software installed as well as setting up Apache. I created a test list and
everything looks OK. I also created a mail alias for "list
I am making them public and enable password protection to the URL.
Thanks for all the help
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ashley M. Kirchner
Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 6:16 PM
To: Larry Guest
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Mail
Larry Guest wrote:
> excellent, it works but my lists are not publicly-advertised so they dont
> show up.
>
> I would like to keep them private but still have a link like this, does that
> make sence, can it be done??
What's the point in having this link, _and_ try to keep them private? Thi
Hello Ashley,
Monday, June 10, 2002, 5:11:41 PM, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
>> I have seen this on a few sites but I am not sure how it is done. It has a
>> list of all the mailman lists and a description also. It has the same look
>> and feel of mailman.
>>
>> Does anyone know what program is
excellent, it works but my lists are not publicly-advertised so they dont
show up.
I would like to keep them private but still have a link like this, does that
make sence, can it be done??
Thanks
-Original Message-
From: Ashley M. Kirchner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 1
Larry Guest wrote:
> I have seen this on a few sites but I am not sure how it is done. It has a
> list of all the mailman lists and a description also. It has the same look
> and feel of mailman.
>
> Does anyone know what program is used to make this, here is a link to one
> such site.
Um,
I have seen this on a few sites but I am not sure how it is done. It has a
list of all the mailman lists and a description also. It has the same look
and feel of mailman.
Does anyone know what program is used to make this, here is a link to one
such site.
http://lists.research.netsol.com/mailm
Look at :
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2002-June/020472.html
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From: "Devin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Rodolfo Pilas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Rodolfo Pilas wrote:
> > The $prefix/bin/list_members script obtains a raw list of members from a
> > list but it
Hi,
I translated some txt and html files (not all of them finished yet) to dutch
language and everything went fine.
Except the pipermail. I putted tables in it and gave it some colors.
I see now only %(blabla)s commands. See my example at
http://www.p-s.nl:81/pipermail/poema-test/2002-June/001656
Greetings,
I am trying to install Mailman 2.1b2 on Redhat Linux
7.3. Redhat has apparently chosen to include both python 1.5.2-38 AND
python2-2.2-16.
In order to have both installed they have changed the name
of python 2 to python2. I have changed the configure file to point to
python
Rodolfo Pilas wrote:
> The $prefix/bin/list_members script obtains a raw list of members from a
> list but it is needed to have shell access to obtain it.
>
> Is there are any way to obtain a list of subscribers through the admin
> web interfase?
>
> Thank you.
>
In List Administration -> Memb
The $prefix/bin/list_members script obtains a raw list of members from a
list but it is needed to have shell access to obtain it.
Is there are any way to obtain a list of subscribers through the admin
web interfase?
Thank you.
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On Monday 10 June 2002 21:40, Bob Stout wrote:
> I can't seem to find out how the administrator can boot (unsubscribe)
> a user without his/her password.
Oh, you just uncheck the "subscription" box in the Membership
management for that user, I think... :-)
Best,
Kjetil
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I can't seem to find out how the administrator can boot (unsubscribe) a
user without his/her password.
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I'm using 2.1b2 and I've started getting complaints about the "reply" address in the
digests. It appears that all digests come from their respective lists -request address
with no "reply-to" address specified. That means if someone just clicks "reply", their
message goes to the request address
I have created a new list and added members using the add_members
script. I did send not notification to any members. I now need to
enable the new members to unsubscribe if they wish. These users will
not have web access.
How can I create a list which doesn't require a password for users to
u
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