I just realised what went wrong. Sorry for framing my earlier query
inadequately
Apparently, once the moderator sends in the 'subscribe' command via
e-mail, it is up to the address-owner to accept (or do nothing about the
subscription). Without the address-owner accepting, he/she doesn't get
sounds like python-devel is not installed.
Tom
On Tue, 2 Jul 2002, Chadd Hudson wrote:
> Sorry I wasn't more specific. I guess I got a little ahead of myself. I
> thought the one in the web-admin (list password) was the same as the site
> password. I guess I have the list password set ok since
Sorry I wasn't more specific. I guess I got a little ahead of myself. I
thought the one in the web-admin (list password) was the same as the site
password. I guess I have the list password set ok since I can admin the list
with it. Now I just want to change the site password. Well when I run th
One password is the Site password (works on all lists), the other password
is your List password (specific to that list).
In the web-admin you change the List Password. To change the Site Password
use the command line: ~mailman/bin/mmsitepass
Jon
On Tuesday 02 July 2002 10:45 pm, Chadd Hudson
did you change the site pass as well? (mmsitepass)
the site password trumps all (i think that might be a quote from the
documentation :)
Tom
On Tue, 2 Jul 2002, Chadd Hudson wrote:
> My mailman setup is great except that I cannot seem to change the admin
> password. I go to the web interface
My mailman setup is great except that I cannot seem to change the admin
password. I go to the web interface and try to change the password and
everything looks fine. Exceptnow I have two admin passwords! I still
have the old one as well as the new one. I'm no python guru so I'm hoping
someo
I have mailman 2.1 beta 2 up and running on my web server. Most
everything is working well, AFAIK.
One strange thing though; I have several virtual domains setup, each
with some of their own lists. When I want to view the archives, the
domain used in the url to access the archives are all th
I've only been using this for about two months so my terminology may not be
the most accurate but I also ran into this problem. Roughly- Your mail
agent (sendmail, postfix) is getting the mail dropped into it from the wrong
user (from w/in mailman). From what I can see, in mailman you basically
You can delete the user by using:
~mailman/bin/remove_members
Or you can do it the easy way and use the web-admin interface.
Jon Carnes
On Tuesday 02 July 2002 05:21 pm, Kevin Carlson wrote:
> Does anyone have suggestions for a straightforward way in which to
> programmatically delete a singl
I could really use some help.
Can someone help me (or point me to) with directions on how to use the
patch updates on solaris. So I don't have to do the complete install. I
looked through the archives and FAQ's but couldn't find anything (what
did I miss).
TIA
Con Wieland
UC Irvine
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Does anyone have suggestions for a straightforward way in which to
programmatically delete a single user from a mailman list?
Thanks,
Kevin
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Hi,
How do I install Mailman in multiple places, and still be able to
configure through the web interface? I tried doing a regular install into
a user's home directory, but the config interface tries to go to
http://host/mailman/whatever.
I am using Mailman 2.0.11, on Apache 1.3.
Thanks very muc
Ok, digging through the source, I found out that this only works when you
respond to the approval msg with the confirm # in the subject.
There does not appear to be a way to actually just include the approved
line in the original msg.
Tom
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Hey folks,
I've just migrated 20 or so lists from Mercury on Netware to Mailman on
Linux. Most things went nominally, but I want to turn off the password
reminders for all of my users.
I've done what I thought would do so in the Admin page under "Send monthly
password reminders or no? Overrides
I too have been trying to get the Approved function working under Mailman
2.1b2.
If i send a message to listname@hostname and put as the very first line
Approved: listpassword
it does not work.
instead the message waits for moderation.
Ideas?
Tom
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>Is there a way to export all users and settings from one list,
>and then import everything into another?
Look over the stuff in mailman/bin... config_list will let you export the list
settings or import them. But it doesn't do users. Howeve
Is there a way in version 2.0.10 to set the default for posting to member only
in mm_cfg.py? It says:
#Make it 1 when it works.
DEFAULT_MEMBER_POSTING_ONLY = 0
I assume that means that it will be possible in later versions. Is it working in
version 2.1?
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Oregon State Libra
I'm a Mailman newbie trying to learn how to admin a system without a manual.
Can anyone offer me a suggestion on how I might fix this problem.
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Command died with status 2: "/var/mailman/mail/mailman
post test". Command output: Failure to exec script. WANTED gid 41, GOT
gi
Hi all,
Is there a way for subscribers to unsubscribe from a list through
email without having to supply a password?
I am not sure if Mailman has another way of allowing subscribers to remove
themselves from a list without much effort. How about those REMOVE links?
Thank you
M.
Does anybody have a patch making it possible to simply drop mail sent
from posters who are not subscribed? I run a pile of lists (none of them
accept mail from people who are not subscribed) and I get quite tired of
having to manually deal with spam posts from people who are not
subscribed to
Is there a way to export all users and settings from one list,
and then import everything into another?
Thanks in advance,
Eric
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Chad Rebuck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I changed my mailman password when I joined my list, but today I received
> a reminder with the pw included. That my pw was not the one I was
> expecting. I found that I could change my options using either the pw in
> the reminder email, or the one I c
Stephane Bortzmeyer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Yes but it still fails for OUTGOING mails. The real name still appears
> in many places. I can use Postfix's canonical to rewrite what's in the
> headers but it is painful.
>
> And some messages like "We have received a request from 62.212.103.139
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