I've been scouring the FAQ and list archives trying to
find a solution. I've got mailman set up on a host
that I using virtual hosting on.
Incoming mail is handled by sendmail using the
mm_handler from contrib. email flows in and out
just fine.
Problem is the headers To, Sender, Return-Path,
and
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Dan Jones wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-12-17 at 18:13, Todd wrote:
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>> That regex only matches if the address begins with domain.com. You
>> might want something more like @domain.com$ or possibly [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> (I don't know if the former works i
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Jim Gammon wrote:
> Some spamer has gotten ahold of our email address and is sending
> spam. Mailman stops it, but sends it to me for
> approval/reject/discard.
>
> Is there a way to NOT accept non-subscribers mail at all?
In Mailman 2.1 you can set t
I am sorry to ask for help, but I cannot figure out one tiny problem.
Some spamer has gotten ahold of our email address and is sending spam. Mailman stops
it, but sends it to me for approval/reject/discard.
Is there a way to NOT accept non-subscribers mail at all?
JimG
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On Wed, 2003-12-17 at 18:13, Todd wrote:
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> Dan Jones wrote:
> > I want to block all mail from a specific domain. Under Privacy
> > options/sender filters, in the box marked "List of non-member addresses
> > whose postings will be automatically d
How does one set up a ver 2.x mail list where a moderator can have a
separate login. I have looked numerous times through the web pages, and
the FAQ's, help files, and docs on the list.org site. Nothing mention
anything about the URL for the moderators, and how they log in. Here is
what I ha
Simon White wrote:
> Yes there IS a way to do it with Outlook. Or Outlook Express. You can
> set Plain Text settings for the outgoing email (Tools, Options, Send
> format) and make sure that it is not encoded at all, or use Base64 or QP
> as you wish, you can specify the character encoding (ISO-88
If I'm not mistaken, ^ in regex means 'start's with' so what you are
saying is anything that starts with domain.com should be dropped. I
think you want something more like [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I could be wrong though...
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Christopher Jackson
IT Manager
Avaki Corporation
Office
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Dan Jones wrote:
> I want to block all mail from a specific domain. Under Privacy
> options/sender filters, in the box marked "List of non-member addresses
> whose postings will be automatically discarded" I put ^domain.com. This
> should be a simple
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Gour wrote:
> Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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>> All right. I see now. When you look at the code for
>> GetBaseArchiveURL(), you see that it inverts the VIRTUAL_HOST
>> dictionary (or is it a list?) and uses emailhost as the key. So with
>> th
I want to block all mail from a specific domain. Under Privacy
options/sender filters, in the box marked "List of non-member addresses
whose postings will be automatically discarded" I put ^domain.com. This
should be a simple regular expression that will always match the domain
name, but I still
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi Todd!
Fortunately I did not bet on Apache :-)
> All right. I see now. When you look at the code for
> GetBaseArchiveURL(), you see that it inverts the VIRTUAL_HOST
> dictionary (or is it a list?) and uses emailhost as the key. So with
> the emailhost the sam
Hi all,
I am not really a Python programmer and i do have problem.
I want to make a closed mailinglist and authorize aprox. a few hundred users
to mail to this list.
You can imagine i don't wanna do this via the GUI.
Does someone has a example script how i can authorise a list of email adresses
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Gour wrote:
> Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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>> Perhaps you could post all your add_virtualhost() calls from
>> mm_cfg.py. That might help someone spot something useful.
>
> DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST = 'lists.domain.com'
> DEFAULT_URL_HOST = 'lists.domain
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> The private archive url uses a different method to create the URL,
> bypassing the VIRTUAL_HOSTS list. You can take a look at the code in
> Archiver.py where GetBaseArchiveURL() is defined to see the difference
> in how the URL's are determined.
OK. Clear.
> Wh
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Gour wrote:
> Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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>> If you don't see the old URL in config.pck using dumpdb, then the
>> URL has to be getting picked up from the general mailman config,
>> either in mm_cfg.py or Defaults.py, I would think.
>
> There is
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I don't see any notice of discard in /usr/local/mailman/logs/vette and the message is
delivered to list members. Is there anyway to have all
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> If you don't see the old URL in config.pck using dumpdb, then the URL
> has to be getting picked up from the general mailman config, either in
> mm_cfg.py or Defaults.py, I would think.
There is nothing like that and why should private url work?
> Here's a quick
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Lukas Ruf wrote:
> Todd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-12-17 13:06]:
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>> If it's not and you just want to run this for all lists, then the
>> -a/--all option for withlist might be what you want.
>
> I assume this is not possible for multiple virtual do
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Gour wrote:
> dumpdb shows that everything is clean.
H.
> I'll check (again) with PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL, but what about
> config.pck?
If you don't see the old URL in config.pck using dumpdb, then the URL
has to be getting picked up from the general
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> config_list doesn't output every list setting. Using dumpdb you might
> find where the bad url is stored. Then you can add that to a
> config_list output file, change the value to what you want and
> re-import it with config_list.
dumpdb shows that everything i
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Gour wrote:
> I have tried wiht config_list and there was nothing suspicious in
> non-working list.
config_list doesn't output every list setting. Using dumpdb you might
find where the bad url is stored. Then you can add that to a
config_list output
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> That's not too difficult. Basically, you can use the fix_url.py
> script as an example of how to create a withlist script to change any
> list values you need. You can also use config_list to export the list
> config to a file and then add or edit the value you
Hey guys
How difficult is the upgrade from 2.0.13 to the latest and do you suggest
upgrading it ? I mean what are the big benefits ?
Thanks
Jaskaran Singh
University Systems & Security
Fairleigh Dickinson University
1000 River Road, Mail Stop TBH1-01
Teaneck, NJ 07666
Hallo all
The "To" field of the received mail from the mailing list contains always
the name of the mailing list. But we want the real receiver email address.
How can I solve this requirements.
Thanks in advance
Dieter Ripp
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Mailman-Users
Recently several of the mailing lists we run have developed a strange
problem when generating the pipermail web archive pages. For a period of
about ten days or so, all mail messages posted to the mailing list appear in
the web archive with a subject of "No subject".
When I view the actual messag
Hi Todd,
thanks for the reply.
> Todd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-12-17 13:06]:
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> Lukas Ruf wrote:
> > Thanks for the answer! I have changed the settings. However, when I
> > try running fix_url.py it does not work. I read the FAQ and googled
> > the web...
> >
> > Running fix_url.py resulted
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Lukas Ruf wrote:
> Thanks for the answer! I have changed the settings. However, when I
> try running fix_url.py it does not work. I read the FAQ and googled
> the web...
>
> Running fix_url.py resulted in
>
> komsys-pc-ruf:/home/mailman/bin# ./withl
> Todd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-11-24 18:55]:
>
> Lukas Ruf wrote:
> > I run several mailing list on various virtual hosts with mailman
> > 2.1.2 on a Linux 2.4 server. This works just great! (Thanks to the
> > developers!).
> >
> > However, I would like to secure all administrative web-pages by
16-Dec-03 at 13:18, Bryan Dyson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> 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
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