I've just installed Mailman, hacking the Decorate.py module a bit to
handle embedded list information commands within the HTML body of the
message, which mean's I'm running personalization on everything. I don't
mind (I hope) taking the performance hit, but I would like to be able to
see how much o
I'm not sure if this is a mailman issue or an htdig issue.
How does htdig manage the pile of data once it finds the items that meet
the search criteria? I searched our mailman list on one word, and I got a
digest from 2000 (but not the original message) then something from 2002,
then something
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Tony Kuntz wrote:
> I have a new mailman installation...and I'm curious it there is any way to
> delete messages out of the Archive or simply reset/delete the entire
> archive.
Yes, assuming that you have shell access to the server where mailman is
in
Hello all,
I have a new mailman installation...and I'm curious it there is any way to
delete messages out of the Archive or simply reset/delete the entire
archive.
I have a number of test messages for one of my lists from the installation
process...and I would like to get rid of them.
Thanks!
On Fri, 2003-03-07 at 18:02, Darren Hood wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I have no knowledge of Mailman and since Plesk is talking about
> including it in one of their upcoming releases, I'm trying to learn
> about Mailman to see how easily I can make the transition from Major
> Domo (as a user), which I've
Make sure the archive settings are correct for the lists in question.
Now, since you moved over the Mbox files for the lists, delete the files
in the current archives for those lists:
~mailman/archives/public//..
~mailman/archives/private//..
Then run ~mailman/bin/arch on the lists to regenera
The connection is being refused because the username/password used are
incorrect (or not accepted). If it doesn't require a username/password
to post then remove them from the config file:
~mailman/Mailman/mm_cfg.py
HtH - Jon Carnes
On Thu, 2003-03-06 at 20:27, Con Wieland wrote:
> Hello
>
>
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Jon Carnes wrote:
> You can use the same aliases file, but genaliases creates one in the
> ~mailman/data/.. directory. This particular alias file is wide open the
> the Mailman user.
Ahh, I thought with Sendmail they all stayed in the system /etc/ali
For version 2.1 delete the request.db file for the list:
~mailman/lists//request.db
Also, check data directory for heldmsg--... and delete any you
find
~mailman/data/..
Good Luck
BTW: if you are running version 2.0 then copy another lists "request.db"
file over the errant lists one.
On Sat, 2
On Sat, 2003-03-08 at 22:01, Rick Snyder wrote:
> A list was originally set up with the Reply_Goes_To_Poster option set to
> "This List". This option has been changed to "Poster".
>
> However, digests are sent with a Reply-To header with the list's
> address. I can't find anything in the confi
In version 2.1 you can specify a text list of emails to delete.
Unfortunately you can't download a list of current subscribers via the
web-interface (but this is easily done from the command line).
Good Luck - Jon Carnes
On Sat, 2003-03-08 at 10:38, Jeremy Butler wrote:
> Is it possible to delete
You can use the same aliases file, but genaliases creates one in the
~mailman/data/.. directory. This particular alias file is wide open the
the Mailman user.
Some folks like to keep them separate.
On Sun, 2003-03-09 at 18:51, Todd wrote:
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Yes.
Check out the Web-based Admin and Click on the Archive options. Make
the Archives Private with a click of the mouse and then click on submit.
Done.
On Sat, 2003-03-08 at 22:00, John Redmond wrote:
>I'm a new user. Not much to add to the subject line on this one. I would like to
> be ab
Irwin,
You can use the genaliases script and copy and paste the output to an editor
where you can remove all comments and then copy and paste back into
/etc/aliases. This should simplify quite a bit.
Regards,
Loay
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irwin wrote:
> The mail is getting delivered okay, but I need to update the /etc/aliases
> file and smrsh with all the new addresses.
Perhaps I'm missing something really obvious (which wouldn't be anything
new for me :), but why can't you use the sam
I have just upgraded from 2.0.13 to 2.1.1 on RH 7.2, sendmail
The mail is getting delivered okay, but I need to update the /etc/aliases
file and smrsh with all the new addresses. I did one list, but with 27 more
to go it would be a monster pain in the butt. Is there is script available
or doe
i am trying to figure out how the from field in postings is generated.
i've got two announcement lists set up identically as far as i can tell,
and one of them mails out postings with the address sent from in the
from field, and the other list mails out postings with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] as the from f
On Fri, Mar 07, 2003 at 10:20:08AM -0500, John DeCarlo wrote:
> 1. You can certainly approve or reject posts to the list via email. If
> you set "Should the list moderators get immediate notice of new
> requests,..." to Yes on the general admin page, the moderators will get
> a copy of the pen
Hello.
I have no knowledge of Mailman and since Plesk is talking about
including it in one of their upcoming releases, I'm trying to learn
about Mailman to see how easily I can make the transition from Major
Domo (as a user), which I've been using for the past 5-6 years.
Two questions on my m
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