Thanks for the information on the permissions in your lists directories.
I have made the following changes to the permissions on my lists files.
I now have the following permissions:
/usr/local/mailman/lists/*/config.pck
-rwxrwxr-x1 apache mailman
/usr/local/mailman/lists/*/config.pck.last
You could write a script that returns further instructions on how to
subscribe to each list (and informing folks of the upgrade to Mailman).
majordomo: | /usr/local/mailman/md-reply.sh
#! /bin/bash
### md-reply.sh - a script to reply to old majordomo requests
TO=`grep "From:" - |head -1 |cut -f
I suppose some member having latin-1 character in his fullname
and your list preferred language is english.
You may want to override the list preferred charset by putting
following lines in mm_cfg.py
def _(s):
return s
LC_DESCRIPTIONS['en'] = ( _('English (USA)'), 'iso-8859-1' )
del s
or if y
On Mon, 17 Feb 2003 10:09:17 -0400
Cody Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why not make a release of it? The wider the user range, the more
> popular. If nobody will take any interest, so be it.
The simple fact that nobody has yet bothered with such a port pretty
well indicates the lack of inte
>At 04:11 PM 2/17/2003, you wrote:
>>At 20:13 17/02/2003, Cody Harris wrote:
>>Why not use Win 98 as a server platform on which to run Mailman?
>>
>>Quite simply because it is not a robust Operating System with any real
>>pretensions to being even a modestly secure server platform. Win 98, 98SE
>
At 04:11 PM 2/17/2003, you wrote:
At 20:13 17/02/2003, Cody Harris wrote:
Why not use Win 98 as a server platform on which to run Mailman?
Quite simply because it is not a robust Operating System with any real
pretensions to being even a modestly secure server platform. Win 98, 98SE
and ME have
I also am having a problem with list_members in 2.1.1. I got the following
traceback when I use list_members -f :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/mailman/bin/list_members", line 232, in ?
main()
File "/usr/local/mailman/bin/list_members", line 207, in main
s = fo
At 20:13 17/02/2003, Cody Harris wrote:
I do, and no, i have not. If i knew how, i would.
At 01:03 PM 2/17/03, you wrote:
>Heh, if anyone wants to, they can try to install Mailman on my Win32 box. I
>have, uh, never used Python so it'd be stupid for me to try. If anyone
>does, they should give t
I do, and no, i have not. If i knew how, i would.
At 01:03 PM 2/17/03, you wrote:
>Heh, if anyone wants to, they can try to install Mailman on my Win32 box. I
>have, uh, never used Python so it'd be stupid for me to try. If anyone
>does, they should give the good folks at Mailman (developers) a h
At 18:41 17/02/2003, Lucas Albers wrote:
I keep on getting the following errors from mailman.
The permissions for that file are thus:
-rwxrwxr-x1 apache mailman 6023 Feb 14 10:03 config.pck
-rw-rw1 apache mailman 6023 Feb 14 10:03 config.pck.last
-rw-rw1 mailman
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Charles Layno wrote:
> Are there "command line" commands like majordomo for subscribing and
> unsubscribing. I have a database list that I wish to have it subscribe and
> unsubscribe to a Mailman list and I can't use HTML obviously.
In case you're
I was trying out the /usr/local/mailman/bin/sync_members script and it
seems to bomb with this error message:
--
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./sync_members", line 286, in ?
main()
File "./sync_members", line 259, in main
At 02:03 PM 2/17/2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have sent this in before but I guess the powers that be are NOT interested.
There is definitely something wrong with the bounce process with
regards to the Confirmation string.
The first time I reported this the problem occurred on the Mailman-
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> There is definitely something wrong with the bounce process
> with regards to the Confirmation string.
Yeah, I think I've seen something like that ... but I have no hard evidence
to back it up.
david
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* Charles Layno ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Are there "command line" commands like majordomo for subscribing and
> unsubscribing. I have a database list that I wish to have it subscribe and
> unsubscribe to a Mailman list and I can't use HTML obviously.
I think your talking about the commands
I have sent this in before but I guess the powers that be are NOT
interested. There is definitely something wrong with the bounce process
with regards to the Confirmation string.
The first time I reported this the problem occurred on the Mailman-users
list. The other times it is occurring on
At 01:41 PM 2/17/2003, Lucas Albers wrote:
I keep on getting the following errors from mailman.
The permissions for that file are thus:
-rwxrwxr-x1 apache mailman 6023 Feb 14 10:03 config.pck
-rw-rw1 apache mailman 6023 Feb 14 10:03 config.pck.last
-rw-rw1 mailman
I keep on getting the following errors from mailman.
The permissions for that file are thus:
-rwxrwxr-x1 apache mailman 6023 Feb 14 10:03 config.pck
-rw-rw1 apache mailman 6023 Feb 14 10:03 config.pck.last
-rw-rw1 mailman mailman 3707 Feb 13 19:20 digest.mbox
Red Hat 7.2 (i686), apache 1.3.26, python 2.2.2, mailman 2.1.1 (also
happened with 2.1).
After applying the htdig patches, we found that calls to
http://.../mailman/htdig/... got an internal server error (HTTP 500).
(An example full url:
http://tug.org/mailman/htdig/pdftex/2002-July/002843.html.)
* Robert Menschel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> The one problem we have is that many of our early messages are "test"
> messages. I'd like to clean these test messages out of the archives, so
> only actual communications are left in the archives. I don't find
> anything in the administrative menus w
Are there "command line" commands like majordomo for subscribing and
unsubscribing. I have a database list that I wish to have it subscribe and
unsubscribe to a Mailman list and I can't use HTML obviously.
Has anyone done this before?
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Dear Sirs,
Thank you for providing the Mailman mailing list software, which is part
of the service provided to me by the host for our menschel.net web space.
We have begun using this as a mailing list for our family members and
friends, and believe it will do the job very nicely.
The one problem
>Heh, if anyone wants to, they can try to install Mailman on my Win32 box. I
>have, uh, never used Python so it'd be stupid for me to try. If anyone
>does, they should give the good folks at Mailman (developers) a hint that
>they should make a Win32 release of it. That is, if it works. It's an o
17-Feb-03 at 10:23, Ashley Horn ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Unfortunately I found several references saying that this behavior was
> fixed in 2.1.1. BTW, I'm sending this in MS Rich Text as an experiment.
Looked OK to me.
Maybe it was fixed, and maybe I'm not running the most recent version.
So
Unfortunately I found several references saying that this behavior was
fixed in 2.1.1. BTW, I'm sending this in MS Rich Text as an experiment.
Ashley
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Simon White
Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 10:11 AM
To
17-Feb-03 at 09:41, Ashley Horn ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> I just upgraded to Mailman 2.1.1, after using older version for 2 years
> or so I think, and I have a problem. When sending mail in plain text
> footers are added fine. When sending mail in HTML or MS Rich Text
> footers are added as a p
On Mon, 17 Feb 2003, Simon White wrote:
> Getting an MTA to talk with Win32 might be harder, but apparently Exim
> and maybe Postfix will work under cygwin.
Windows 2000 comes with a SMTP server too. Making it work with
Mailman would be a little tricky though. As shipped it is only
meant to rela
I just upgraded to Mailman 2.1.1, after using older version for 2 years
or so I think, and I have a problem. When sending mail in plain text
footers are added fine. When sending mail in HTML or MS Rich Text
footers are added as a plain text attachment. I have found some
references in the archives t
17-Feb-03 at 10:09, Cody Harris ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Why not make a release of it? The wider the user range, the more popular.
> If nobody will take any interest, so be it.
If only it were that simple. Usually, releasing something (as a binary)
for Windows means BUYING a compiler from Mi
Why not make a release of it? The wider the user range, the more popular.
If nobody will take any interest, so be it.
At 10:16 AM 2/17/03, you wrote:
17-Feb-03 at 09:58, Cody Harris ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Heh, if anyone wants to, they can try to install Mailman on my Win32
box. I
> have,
17-Feb-03 at 09:58, Cody Harris ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Heh, if anyone wants to, they can try to install Mailman on my Win32 box. I
> have, uh, never used Python so it'd be stupid for me to try. If anyone
> does, they should give the good folks at Mailman (developers) a hint that
> they sh
Heh, if anyone wants to, they can try to install Mailman on my Win32 box. I
have, uh, never used Python so it'd be stupid for me to try. If anyone
does, they should give the good folks at Mailman (developers) a hint that
they should make a Win32 release of it. That is, if it works. It's an open
15-Feb-03 at 23:43, J C Lawrence ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 18:23:31 -0400
> Cody Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Is it possible to install mailman on a Windows 98 box?
>
> Probably but nobody has either bothered or had sufficient interest to.
Very old hardware r
15-Feb-03 at 07:52, Paul Kleeberg ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> That seems to work in some but not all cases for me. Where can I
> find the grammar for the "/[^+" stuff so I can fiddle with it myself.
> Is there a URL? Remember, I am clueless - except for my paranoia...
man regexp, regex, pcre
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