Hi everyone,
I am attempting to create a personalized mailing list that is sent in HTML
format. I have successfully configured MailMan to allow for
personalization, and after testing it have found it to work.
What I would like to do is send out HTML e-mails where users will see
"Dear Name" within
On Tue, 18 Feb 2003, Larry Hansford wrote:
> At 07:13 AM 2/18/2003, David wrote:
>
>
> >On 13 Feb 2003, Jon Carnes wrote:
> >
> > > Some folks on the list have hypothesized that this is due to some spam
> > > rules setup on hotmail servers (but not consistent across all their
> > > servers).
> > >
Hi,
Ah, but there is no way to do this by default? (I guess when there are
new user I have to specify that they require modification each time?)
Thank you for pointing me at this option however, must have overlooked
it - sorry :-|
Now that this works I still bother about the other issue: when I
In Mailman 2.1, is there a way from command line to make changes to the
optional fullname of a given email address?
thanks,
Clark
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I did this with no problem on my development machine, i.e., no real
list traffic.
I handle all list addresses through the alias file. If you are
handling them inside exim, I don't know what to do to make it work.
I just placed the two mailmen in different $config directories, which
are reflected
We have several hundred lists running on a 2.0.1 server, and frankly I'm
more than a little concerned about attempting to move the server to 2.1
(if for no other reason than the prospective support nightmare of getting
all these list owners used to the new code). But I have been impressed
with
Paul,
If you go to the Membership List section for web admin and go to the
bottom, you will find: "Set everyone's moderation bit, including those
members not currently visible".
Change that to On and click on the Set button.
Your list will now be one where all messages require the moderator's
Jeremy,
If you want to better understand the available commands by email, and
can look at the Python and understand it, here is what I have figured
out so far. Note that some of it may be wrong. :-)
I started because I want the "who" command to return a section of people
unsubscribed because
I've just upgraded from 2.0.13 to 2.1.1, and the "Go to list archive" link points to
lists.sandiego.edu (the value of DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST in Defaults.py) as long as the
list's "Host name this list prefers for email." is also set to lists.sandiego.edu.
If I change "Host name this list prefers for
At 07:13 AM 2/18/2003, David wrote:
On 13 Feb 2003, Jon Carnes wrote:
> Some folks on the list have hypothesized that this is due to some spam
> rules setup on hotmail servers (but not consistent across all their
> servers).
>
> Try modifying SMTP_MAX_RCPTS (in the file mm_cfg.py):
> # Ceilin
18-Feb-03 at 10:35, Keith Mastin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> >17-Feb-03 at 17:39, Keith Mastin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> >> Because they're running XP, I can't suggest that they allow me to drop
> >> in a linux firewall because of the bugs in the XP tcp/ip stack, not
> >> unless they agree to
At 18:22 17/02/2003, Karl Berry wrote:
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/mail
Altho I haven't seen the problem on any of the lists I run on my own
server, I have experienced this exact problem on both mailman-users and
mailman-developers lists here.
What gets me about this is that altho it says I'm generating excessive
bounces, I get the bounce notification just fine. Bu
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> 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.
Can anyone explain how confirm
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> 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.
Now I can confirm this ... I'v
>17-Feb-03 at 17:39, Keith Mastin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
>> Because they're running XP, I can't suggest that they allow me to drop
>> in a linux firewall because of the bugs in the XP tcp/ip stack, not
>> unless they agree to back down to Win2k, which they can no longer
>> purchase licences an
Hi,
Hmm, maybe this are unresolvable issues? :-|
I hope not...
Paul
Paul Dekkers wrote:
Hi,
I installed Mailman-2.1.1 and was wondering if it's possible to moderate
all traffic by default for most|all users: I saw the option for
emergency moderation, and in that case all mail is held for mode
On 13 Feb 2003, Jon Carnes wrote:
> Some folks on the list have hypothesized that this is due to some spam
> rules setup on hotmail servers (but not consistent across all their
> servers).
>
> Try modifying SMTP_MAX_RCPTS (in the file mm_cfg.py):
> # Ceiling on the number of recipients that ca
Someone knows where I can find information of in order that they serve all
them you aliases that is necessary to put for every list:
newlist: "|/var/mailman/mail/mailman post newlist"
newlist-admin:"|/var/mailman/mail/mailman admin newlist"
newlist-bounces: "|/var/mailma
17-Feb-03 at 17:39, Keith Mastin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Because they're running XP, I can't suggest that they allow me to drop
> in a linux firewall because of the bugs in the XP tcp/ip stack, not
> unless they agree to back down to Win2k, which they can no longer
> purchase licences and sup
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