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Gour wrote:
> Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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>> Here's a WAG, does it matter that PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL is set before
>> DEFAULT_URL_HOST? I don't know how Python handles that. If order
>> counts, then PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL would be picking up the host
Here's another idea that is simpler... use an imap email client and move
all three archives onto an imap server, then you can easily grab the
emails from each mbox and mix/sort them together using the email client
(I use Evolution which easily reads and stores mail in mbox format).
Here is an old
On Tue, 2003-12-16 at 15:37, Andrzej Kasperowicz wrote:
> How could I combine two or three archives into one (due to moving of the
> lists to a new server)?
> I have the following situation: an old archive made by Mhonarc, an old
> archive made by Mailman, and a new archive made by Mailman (in case
I have mailman setup. I'm able to create lists send invitations and administer the
lists via www. The one thing That doesn't seem to work is when a list member sends to
the list. The post never goes to anyone. Could anyone give me some help with this.
Thanks,
Bryan
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How could I combine two or three archives into one (due to moving of the
lists to a new server)?
I have the following situation: an old archive made by Mhonarc, an old
archive made by Mailman, and a new archive made by Mailman (in case of
some lists there are no new archives, yet).
Let's also consi
How can I (as a list-owner) set a moderator? I put an e-mail address of a
moderator, and then a password. But when I tried to login through the
administrative interface as a moderator, login failed. :(
ak
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Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Here's a WAG, does it matter that PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL is set before
> DEFAULT_URL_HOST? I don't know how Python handles that. If order
> counts, then PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL would be picking up the hostname from
> what's defined in Defaults.py. If order is irrelevant
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Gour wrote:
> PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL = 'https://%(hostname)s/pipermail/%(listname)s'
> DEFAULT_URL_HOST = 'lists.vediclists.net'
> DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN = 'https://%s/mailman/'
Here's a WAG, does it matter that PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL is set before
DEFAULT_URL_H
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Well, just so we'll all know, what are they set to?
PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL = 'https://%(hostname)s/pipermail/%(listname)s'
DEFAULT_URL_HOST = 'lists.vediclists.net'
DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN = 'https://%s/mailman/'
> Was mailman restarted after they were last changed, b
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Gour wrote:
> Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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>> Check what you have PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL and DEFAULT_URL_HOST set to in
>> either Defaults.py or mm_cfg.py. Here's some text from Defaults.py
>> regarding PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL:
>
> They're set (in mm_cfg.
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Check what you have PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL and DEFAULT_URL_HOST set to in
> either Defaults.py or mm_cfg.py. Here's some text from Defaults.py
> regarding PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL:
They're set (in mm_cfg.py) and the mystery is that for some lists everything is
OK, while o
You should be able to work around this particular problem by having them
add the apache user (whatever "user" the server runs as) into the
mailman group. That will allow Apache to run any of the apps and still
have access to all the data.
Good luck - Jon Carnes
On Tue, 2003-12-16 at 11:31, Melan
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Gour wrote:
> If the listinfo is on http://lists.domain.com/mailman/listinfo/listname and
>admin on http://lists.domain.com/mailman/admin/listname why is the
> lists' archive on http://www.virtualdomain.com/mailman/pipermail/.. ?
Check what yo
> Reply to the list!
Apologies! Didn't check the reply-to address..
> So maybe you need to look in the Mailman logs then, although the log
> entry you showed, if I remember correctly, looked like local delivery to
> me.
Looking at /home/mailman/logs does not reveal much. I can see three log
file
Reply to the list!
16-Dec-03 at 09:00, Somik Raha ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Simon White wrote:
> >From this log entry, it looks to me as if the account 'internal' on the
> > local machine is indeed receiving the email.
> > The aliases are not being included. Did you copy them to /etc/aliases
>
Simon White wrote:
>From this log entry, it looks to me as if the account 'internal' on the
> local machine is indeed receiving the email.
> The aliases are not being included. Did you copy them to /etc/aliases
> before you did newaliases? Have you checked to see if the message turns
> up in /var/s
Hi folks,
I'm in the process of trying to transfer some Mailman list across from one
server to another; the current server is local, the new server is some
space on a remotely-hosted server.
I have everything working in terms of accepting mail and sending it out, but
I'm having some trouble with
It's working!
Thanx for your help Simon and Christian.
I finally figured it out, i added the virtual_maps into a part of the
script that is not rewritten, then i had to reconfigure with a different
mail username and now it works!
I hope now that confixx won't screw this work up with a cron job, b
16-Dec-03 at 15:29, Simon White ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> I spoke a while ago about a script I had written to unsubscribe people
> from lists without a confirmation step.
Apparently attachments are stripped.
http://mediadev.homelinux.net/silent_unsubscribe.tar.gz
Regards,
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I spoke a while ago about a script I had written to unsubscribe people
from lists without a confirmation step.
Here's a package that does that for you, and also emails confirmation of
people who have left each day or each hour depending on how you set it
up with cron.
It's rather a mess of bash s
16-Dec-03 at 13:22, Thomas Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> >So why is the address being rewritten? Are you doing anything with
> >transport maps, canonical maps, something like that?
>
> damn. you are right. i have not checked this before but seems that
> confixx (an webserver control progra
Hi Thomas!
On Di, Dez 16, 2003 at 01:52:08 +0100, Thomas Murphy wrote:
> >Hmm, normaly there should appear the mailinglistaddress and not the
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED] address. Disable the catchall via confixx temporaily and test
> >if this works. I also use mailman and postfix on a rootserver from 1
Hmm, normaly there should appear the mailinglistaddress and not the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] address. Disable the catchall via confixx temporaily and test
if this works. I also use mailman and postfix on a rootserver from 1&1
and it works, but first of all I kicked confixx from the machine ;-).
unfortu
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Simon White wrote:
Something is getting rewritten further up the chain. Your logs just show
a message delivered directly to [EMAIL PROTECTED] so you
need to look at the config a bit harder. I can see that the MX for
netmilk is the same machine, so at least that is OK
root [13:03] simon # host 217.1
Hiho Thomas!
On Di, Dez 16, 2003 at 12:49:54 +0100, Thomas Murphy wrote:
> Simon White wrote:
> >Now, if the aliases are correct, and you have run newaliases, and mail
> >is still going to the catchall, then you'll have to show an extract of
> >your aliases file, the email address you are sending
16-Dec-03 at 12:49, Thomas Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Simon White wrote:
> >Setting permissions like that is rarely a good idea. 777 means readable,
> >writable, and executable. You only need something like 644 for aliases,
> >because you run newaliases as root anyway. 777 may, in some ca
Simon White wrote:
Setting permissions like that is rarely a good idea. 777 means readable,
writable, and executable. You only need something like 644 for aliases,
because you run newaliases as root anyway. 777 may, in some cases, cause
programs NOT to work due to security checks (file permissions
16-Dec-03 at 12:19, Juan Pablo Barroso ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> sorry a mistake with the language, I don't need the archive with
> e-mails, I need the "file", (text file I suppose), with the "e-mail
> addresses" the people is susbribed.
> When you subscribe, I suppose your mail address is
16-Dec-03 at 12:29, Thomas Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Simon White wrote:
> >Is a file aliases.db generated? If the mail is delivered to the
> >catch-all account, then the aliases are not being read for sure;
> >the "newaliases" command will not help you if main.cf doesn't point to
> >the
> Hi!
> could anyone tell me where is the archive with the mails of the
subscribers
> of the lists?
> which is the complete path?
>
> I know the commands, bin/add_user, etc., but I need know where is exactly
> the text archive with the e-mails!!!
>That would be:
>$prefix/archives/public
>$prefix/
Simon White wrote:
Is a file aliases.db generated? If the mail is delivered to the
catch-all account, then the aliases are not being read for sure;
the "newaliases" command will not help you if main.cf doesn't point to
the right place...
in main.cf do you have:
alias_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/alia
Please respond to the list. Answers below...
16-Dec-03 at 12:16, Thomas Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Simon White wrote:
> >16-Dec-03 at 11:37, Thomas Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> >
> >>i still have some problems getting mailman to run.
> >>I added the aliases to the postfix main.cf
16-Dec-03 at 11:59, Juan Pablo Barroso ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Hi!
> could anyone tell me where is the archive with the mails of the subscribers
> of the lists?
> which is the complete path?
>
> I know the commands, bin/add_user, etc., but I need know where is exactly
> the text archive with
Hi!
could anyone tell me where is the archive with the mails of the subscribers
of the lists?
which is the complete path?
I know the commands, bin/add_user, etc., but I need know where is exactly
the text archive with the e-mails!!!
lot of thanks,
jpa.
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16-Dec-03 at 11:37, Thomas Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> i still have some problems getting mailman to run.
> I added the aliases to the postfix main.cf but mail isn't delivered to
> the subscribers - it's mailed to the catch-all address, which would
> probably mean that the aliases are no
Hi!
Am Tue, Dec 16, 2003 at 11:24:29AM +0100, Juan Pablo Barroso schrieb:
> Hi, where is the subject in welcome messages?
In the localization catalogs. Have a look at
$MAILMAN_HOME/messages//LC_MESSAGES/mailman.po
After modifiying that, run "msgfmt -o mailman.mo mailman.po" in the
directory, w
Hello,
i still have some problems getting mailman to run.
I added the aliases to the postfix main.cf but mail isn't delivered to
the subscribers - it's mailed to the catch-all address, which would
probably mean that the aliases are not recognized properly.
Is there a way to show the actual postf
Simon White ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> The archives are stored as full messages including headers; these
> headers will not change if you change the parameters because they are
> stored as the were before.
>
> You can use the mbox style archive store to change the headers, by using
> sed on the
16-Dec-03 at 09:40, Gour ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> The problem is that I used fix_url script to transfer few lists from old
> www.virtualdomain.com virtual domain to the new lists.domain.com, but although
> new messages have correct List-* headers, I cannot change List-Archive header,
> i.e. it
Hi, where is the subject in welcome messages?. I've personalized welcome
messages for each list(creating a LANG directory into every LIST directory
and having there my personal templates). But I can't find where is the
subject for welcome messages, could anyone help me?
And another more complicate
Hi!
I transferred several mailing lists from oldserver (V2.0.x) to the new server
with Mailman 2.1.x.
The problem is that I used fix_url script to transfer few lists from old
www.virtualdomain.com virtual domain to the new lists.domain.com, but although
new messages have correct List-* headers, I
15-Dec-03 at 14:21, ?ukasz Michalski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> All of them send messages encoded using Quoted-Printable, I see that
> MailMan is always autoconverting it to 8bit before reposting.
>
> The result is, that all mails from them gets totally messed with
> quoted-printable characters
15-Dec-03 at 18:47, Somik Raha ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Here's what /var/log/maillog says when a mail is sent to the list
> "internal":
>
> Dec 15 15:33:00 mail imapd[22081]: Command stream end of file, while reading line
> user=somik host=c-24-7-97-213.client.comcast.net [24.7.97.21
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