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John Calderon wrote:
> I'm using Apache 2.0.40 on RedHat 8. I've installed Mailman using it's
> default install. I even have a Virtual Host. All ready to go . . .except
> . . .
>
> Where do you set the DocumentRoot to? I do not see _any_ .html, .cgi
Are there any reliable hosts that offer 2.1 as part of their hosting plan?
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After a couple days of reading through the posts, I now have my own help request.
I took the repeated advice to RTFM several times. The INSTALL file was very
informative for getting the Code installed (imagine that!). However, it veers away
sharply in talking about any HTTP service.
I'm using
I've asked my webhost to update mailman to a newer version and he's
asking the guys at Cpanel if he can make the update without crashing
Cpanel. I'll let you know when I have some more news (my particular
problem is internationalization, but I'm with you too: I want to change
case in my list's name
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mcobb wrote:
> Everytime I try to create a list I get the following error.
> However, the list is actually created? I'm running mailman 2.1,
> postfix 1.11 and Apache. Any help appreciated.
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> RuntimeError: command failed: /usr/sbin/postalias
> /u
Folks,
Everytime I try to create a list I get the following error.
However, the list is actually created? I'm running mailman 2.1,
postfix 1.11 and Apache. Any help appreciated.
Mike
Bug in Mailman version 2.1.1
We're sorry, we hit a bug!
If you would like to help us identify the problem, ple
Ok, this seems like a really simple one :) How do I get mailman to
start at boot time?
/home/mailman/bin/mailmanctl -s start
in rc.local ? Don't see it as a service anywhere and the documentation
doesn't seem to address this issue.
Cheers
Richard
Greetings all,
I've run into a real fix unfortunately. A new list was created yesterday and
seemed to function properly for about 2 hours, then stopped..the list was supposidly
fixed, and then did roughly the same thing. While this list has failed, others still
work perfectly. The only error
Howdy Paul,
There are a number of routes to go, and I probably don't have them all
in mind.
Check FAQ 3.14 -- it was helpful in my situation
Also, when I initially set up, my aliases were wrong. Just sent out
a post to another question with example aliases in it. (I'm doubting
this is your pro
Howdy Tom,
If the error message matches the syntax of your alias files, then you
need to change wrapper to mailman. The name changed in 2.1.1
For example, these are my aliases for a list on my machine.
hlt-news: "|/var/mailman/mail/mailman post hlt-news"
hlt-news-admin:"|/v
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Adam Boettiger wrote:
> At the bottom of messages from this list the subscriber's email address and
> removal address are populated:
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> This message was sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Unsubscribe or change your options at
> http://mail.python.org/mailma
Alex --
Thanks again. I am running Mailman 2.1 with python 2.2.2 on a Red Hat 7.1 system. The
syntax of your python script matched what I saw in the withlist example, but there
must be something else that prevents me from deleting that address with the quotes.
I've been running Mailman for 3 y
Thanks for the help, I got that fixed now I am getting a different
error that is bouncing the email and it is not getting put into
qfiles.
This is the error I see in my maillog now.
Mar 27 17:38:17 agmail postfix/local[23204]: E1237103824:
to=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, relay=local, delay=2, status=bo
I checked the FAQ and did not find an answer to this, so will ask:
At the bottom of messages from this list the subscriber's email address and
removal address are populated:
This message was sent to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unsubscribe or change your options at
http://mail.python.org/mailman/options/ma
mailman is running; "bin/mailmanctl start" works and I see six or seven
qrunners running as mailman.
Thu, Mar 27, 2003 at 02:28:50PM -0800, ghhalley wrote:
> Howdy Paul,
>
> Is mailmanctl running?
>
> mailmanctl needs to be running to push the qfiles through the system.
>
> >From the Mailm
Howdy John
Is mailmanctl operating?
Do you have files in the qfiles?
Peace,
G
--- 2:04:45 PM, you wrote:
> OK A few problems here.
> I have Red Hat 8.0 - Send mail working - MailMan 2.0 somewhat working..
> I have configured a list and have signed a few accounts up as tests.
> How
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alex wetmore wrote:
> I wrote a routine that is compatible with "withlist" for doing
> this. Save it into rmmember.py.
>
> def rmmember(mlist, addr):
> try:
> print 'key: ', mlist.getMemberKey(addr)
> mlist.remo
Howdy Paul,
Is mailmanctl running?
mailmanctl needs to be running to push the qfiles through the system.
>From the Mailman directory type "bin/mailmanctl start"
and check it by "ps -e" You will probably see the mailmanctl and you
will definitely see ~6 python daemons.
Peace,
G
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On Thu, 27 Mar 2003, ljacobs wrote:
> Somehow a user got subscribed as "pgyallay"@[EMAIL PROTECTED] and this
> seems to be causing problems with my list. Unfortunately I am
> unable to unsubscribe this user using the command line
> remove_members or the web interface.
>
> How do I remove this memb
Somehow a user got subscribed as "pgyallay"@[EMAIL PROTECTED] and this seems to be
causing problems with my list. Unfortunately I am unable to unsubscribe this user
using the command line remove_members or the web interface.
How do I remove this member from the list?
Is it possible that this me
OK A few problems here.
I have Red Hat 8.0 - Send mail working - MailMan 2.0 somewhat working..
I have configured a list and have signed a few accounts up as tests.
However, when I login in as Administrator and go to the page where I can do
the following.
To post a message to all th
On 3/27/03 1:50 PM, "Alex Salamon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a new install of Mailman and just created my first list. One
> problem I've found is that when I click on Go to list archives, I get taken
> to a page that doesn't exist.
> What do I need to do to fix this?
You need to post a
Greetings: I have installed mailman 2.1.1 on RedHat 8.0 with python 2.2.2 and
postfix 2.0.2. The install seemed to go well but the posting is not working:
symptoms:
- list administrators are not notified when a list has been created
- list administrators are able to administrer their lists using
I have a new install of Mailman and just created my first list. One
problem I've found is that when I click on Go to list archives, I get taken
to a page that doesn't exist.
What do I need to do to fix this?
Alex
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Howdy Tom,
mailmanctl needs to be running to push the qfiles through the system.
>From the Mailman directory type "bin/mailmanctl start"
and check it by "ps -e" You will probably see the mailmanctl and you
will definitely see ~6 python daemons.
Peace,
George Halley
--- 1:06:17 PM, you wrote:
Mailman seems to still be processing bounces from a mailing we sent
out. It's taking forever (days) and all unsubscribe/subscribe requests are
piling up. When I look at the bounce log, it says:
Mar 27 15:41:16 2003 (11742) now-summary: couldn't get list lock
Mar 27 15:41:28 2003 (11742) now-su
I am helping a friend set up Mailman 2.1.1 on a new RedHat 8.0
server, with Postfix as the MTA.
I have only one problem the email goes into the server and goes into
the qfiles/in folder but it does not get passed on anywhere. It just
sits there. It is accepting email from Postfix, why would it
Sorry about the double posting if it occurs...
Leonardo's e-mail doesn't check out. And I'm not sure if postfix will
send the message to the receipent in CC if it can't send to the receipent
in the To header.
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How are you trying to access mailman? What URL are you using?
You'll want to make sure that you've configured apache to properly handle
the CGI requests.
On my systems, I access mailman by using the url
http:///cgi-bin/mailman/
The commands are located in /usr/lib/mailman/cgi-bin. Ea
alguien que hable español por favor,,, me cuesta el ingles,, tengo un problema con el
mailman 2.1
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Hi,,, a need some help,,, i was trying install mailman 2.1 in a machine runnig linux
6.2 kernel 2.4.19 but,, i have a problem,, i'm using the INSTALL file included in the
mailman2.1.tar.gz,,, but anyways mailman dont work,, help me
message error "404 file not found"
thanks
Hi -
I have setup Mailman 2.0 and have created a list with a few dummy users in
it. (Including myself - aka dummy user)
How do I go about sending out test emails to the entire list- I am able to
send out welcome messages and such but can't figure out how to send an email
out to the entire list.
Are the Moderator Flags only available in 2.1 I don't see them available in
2.0 -
Also has anyone tried the mailman wrapper to remove the password feature
located at: http://satya.virtualave.net/download.html#mailmanw
Thanks
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Hi, I need some help migrating our mailing lists. I've looked on list.org, and
searched google, and I've yet to find anyone who's done what I'm doing.
Basically, we have our lists running on a Linux box with mailman 2.0.13. We're
moving it to Solaris, using mailman 2.0.13. I obviously can't jus
I'm a bit of a newbie and am having problems figuring how to use
mailman. I've installed mailman using apt-get and I'm trying to figure out
to which directory to create a symbolic link for apache. I'm not entirely
sure that this is what I'm supposed to be doing, just that I've done it for
oth
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