I don't think this will become too much of a religious war... Postfix is
easily one of the best replacements for sendmail. A lot of popular
Linux distributions have moved over to Postfix as their MTA so look for
it to outpace Sendmail rapidly the next few years.
Of the drop-in replacements for Se
Jon Parise wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 07:57:45PM -0700, NOW Website Coordinator wrote:
> This has the potential to be come religious, but ...
Indeed!
>> What sendmail replacement are you using for your Unix (preferably
>> Solaris) machine? Is it reliable? Fast (how big are your lists)?
On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 07:57:45PM -0700, NOW Website Coordinator wrote:
This has the potential to be come religious, but ...
> What sendmail replacement are you using for your Unix (preferably Solaris)
> machine? Is it reliable? Fast (how big are your lists)? Not too hard to
> configure and
We need a sendmail replacement (for Solaris) that is fast. Someone had
tried to get Qmail working with Mailman, but did not have success.
What sendmail replacement are you using for your Unix (preferably Solaris)
machine? Is it reliable? Fast (how big are your lists)? Not too hard to
config
I manage a genealogy group and I am in the process of establishing
a series of mailing lists based on various States.
I also offer free email via an everyone,net plug in.
I need help to determine how mail t from the user o the lists
need to be set. The domain is Afrigeneas.net. Mail addressed
Hi
I'm a new list manager and we're having a problem with our archives.
The way they are formatted they don't have carriage returns and keep
running on to the right. We searched and searched with out any luck. Any
ideas on how we could format the archives so they read nicely and don't run
on?
T
|digestid = _('%(realname)s Digest, Vol %(volume)d, Issue %(issue)d')
| File "/var/lib/mailman/Mailman/i18n.py", line 76, in _
|return _translation.gettext(s) % dict
| ValueError: unsupported format character ',' (0x2c) at index 18
This, and my knowing you're using the pt
If the messages are in the qfiles directory then Mailman should be
trying to deliver them. If they don't get delivered then look in the
mailman log files and also check out your MTA's (I'm guessing you use
Sendmail) log files to see what the errors are.
Good Luck
On Mon, 2002-10-21 at 10:49, Jon
Did you install the crontab for the mailman user using the crontab.in file?
* Jonathan Chum ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I've sent a test message to the list and nothing came out of it. I am not
> sure it suppose to take 10 minutes just incase it's queing things up. I've
> open the qfiles folder
D'oh! the script should read:
echo $[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> ~mailman/localusers.txt
Then be sure to remove the file after you do the mailman sync!
Take care - Jon Carnes
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On Mon, 2002-10-21 at 14:25, Ciolo_-^DusT^-_WebMaster wrote:
> > USERS=`cat /etc/passwd |sed -n "30,$ p"| cut -f1 -d: `
ok I've found the problem.
It was because the old list was configured with a url starting by
/list/
while the new install is /mailman/
Now in the cookie there is a field used to determine under what path
it has to be used.
It seems it was working with konqueror because it doesn't check that
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