Re: [Mailman-Users] Installation Problem

Hello, b udhi19 wrote: a.check if u have run mailmanctl, if u have not then run it it ussualy at /mailman/bin/ yes i started it with "mailmanctl start" - and i've also taken care to make a "mailmanctl restart" whenever i changed the configuration. but i think i just stumbled accross the problem,

[Mailman-Users] Installation Problem

Hello everyone, i spend the last 2 two days on getting mailman installed on a suse 8.1 server (postfix + confixx) and i'm stuck, i really tried it on my own, but now i would really appreciate a helping hand. current situation: web-interface works fine, but when i try to subscribe, i get no mai

Re: [Mailman-Users] Rejecting non-member mail to a list

:: How do I set up mailman so it drops all mail to the list sent by :: non-members instead of holding it for moderator approval? It's under Privacy options --> Sender filters ... near the bottom. Cheers - Erick -- Mailman-Users mailing list [EM

[Mailman-Users] Rejecting non-member mail to a list

I know I've set this up before, and I know it's just some sort of pointy clicky thing in the web administration menu, but I can't find it. How do I set up mailman so it drops all mail to the list sent by non-members instead of holding it for moderator approval? Thanks Josh Paetzel [EMAIL PROTECT

Re: [Mailman-Users] Bounces coming back to sender address

> I want to make sure all the bounces go back to list-owner@ > domain.com for bounce > processing and so that I do not have to see them. so do we all. all you need to do is fix the broken email implementations at the *receiving* end, which is where the bounces originate

Re: [Mailman-Users] Bounces coming back to sender address

On Dec 14, 2003, at 6:28 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I want to make sure all the bounces go back to list-owner@ domain.com for bounce processing and so that I do not have to see them. Basically, you can't, because there are some sites that simply refuse to follow s

[Mailman-Users] Bounces coming back to sender address

I used mailman (for the first time) to send to an annoucement list of 8000. I received a bunch of bounces back to the sending address rather than the list-owner@ domain.com address. I want to make sure all the bounces go back to list-owner@ d

Re: [Mailman-Users] I have a problem...

On 12 Dec 2003, Michael Sullivan wrote: > How do I fix it? Does the fact that I'm running Red Hat 9 have anything > to do with this problem? > > Depends on the system. I'm told the version released for RH9, mailman-2.1-8, is broken. Try using the tarball 2.1.3.