At 12:39 PM 29/12/03, Jon Carnes wrote:
On Sun, 2003-12-28 at 20:37, Brendan Pratt wrote:
> Just installed Mailman, and being such a noob, I can't seem to work out
how
> to utilise the add_members script correctly.
>
> ./add_members [EMAIL PROTECTED] listname
> Could somebody hit me with an appro
On Sun, 2003-12-28 at 20:37, Brendan Pratt wrote:
> Just installed Mailman, and being such a noob, I can't seem to work out how
> to utilise the add_members script correctly.
>
> ./add_members [EMAIL PROTECTED] listname
>
> It complains that I haven't used one of the -r or -d options, and that's
:: Just installed Mailman, and being such a noob, I can't seem to work out how
:: to utilise the add_members script correctly.
::
:: ./add_members [EMAIL PROTECTED] listname
::
:: It complains that I haven't used one of the -r or -d options, and that's
:: where I am not clear as to what filenam
You'll probably get a better response on a FreeBSD mailing list... but
(from memory), the proper location for FreeBSD startup script is
/usr/local/etc/rc.d/
If that doesn't work you might try: man rc.conf
Good Luck - Jon Carnes
On Sun, 2003-12-28 at 20:15, backdoc wrote:
> Thank you very much fo
Just installed Mailman, and being such a noob, I can't seem to work out how
to utilise the add_members script correctly.
./add_members [EMAIL PROTECTED] listname
It complains that I haven't used one of the -r or -d options, and that's
where I am not clear as to what filename/paths I should be u
I got mailman to run earlier this evening and I can get to the listinfo
page on the internet. I subscribed myself to the list, but I haven't
gotten any confirmation email or anything from the list. I've read over
the mailman FAQ 3.14, but didn't find anything helpful. I did all the
tests, but it
I can access below /mailman, but I can't get to the administration page
- I keep getting the listinfo page. How do I get to the administration
page?
-Michael Sullivan
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://mail.python.org/mailm
:: I finally got the mailman daemon to run (I checked ps and it IS actually
:: running), but whenever I try to use the web interface, anything
:: under http://www.espersunited.com/mailman/ gives a Server Error 500.
Have you run the ~mailman/bin/check_perms script? What does it say? Also,
w
I finally got the mailman daemon to run (I checked ps and it IS actually
running), but whenever I try to use the web interface, anything
under http://www.espersunited.com/mailman/ gives a Server Error 500.
I've encountered error 500 before in my experimentation with CGI and
then it meant that
Hi. I'm install RPM mailman-2.1.2-9mdk.i586.rpm
Next, i modify in the mm_cfg.py
DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST = 'ccasoft.org'
DEFAULT_URL_HOST = 'ccasoft.org'
add_virtualhost(DEFAULT_URL_HOST, DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST)
MTA = 'Postfix'
and create new mailman list, by have this error:
Bug in Mailman version 2.1
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On Sunday, December 28, 2003, at 05:03 PM, Todd wrote:
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Michael Baehr wrote:
I've set up Apache to listen on a nonstandard port (312) and
configured
Mailman 2.1.3 to do the same.
I have replaced my host wi
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Michael Baehr wrote:
> I've set up Apache to listen on a nonstandard port (312) and configured
> Mailman 2.1.3 to do the same.
>
> I have replaced my host with foo.com. Here is my mm_cfg.py:
>
> MTA = 'Postfix'
> IMAGE_LOGOS = '/icons/'
> DEFAULT_EMA
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Our ISP, like many others, does not allow inbound port 80 (in fact,
they disabled it recently without so much as telling us, before which I
had run a web server rather successfully... cheeky bastards).
I've set up Apache to listen on a nonstandard po
Read FAQ 3.14
It looks like either your cron daemon is not running (for Mailman
versions 2.0.x and below) - or your mailmanctl daemon is not runing (for
Mailman versions 2.1.x and above).
Jon Carnes
On Sun, 2003-12-28 at 10:29, backdoc wrote:
> Problem description:
>
> I can no longer sub
We recently changed our list from Majordomo to Mailman. Mailman is generally a
lot easier to work with, except that I can't get it to send me the full list of
subscribers - the command that in Majordomo was "approve who ".
I've searched the archive as best as I can, but can't find anything ab
On Fri, Dec 26, 2003 at 06:49:27PM -0500, Roberto Perez wrote:
> That's true in most cases, but in our university we are being spammed with
> a news bulletin no one subscribed to, managed by a mailman program. The
> spammer has disabled the web interface, and since we did not subscribe
> oursel
Problem description:
I can no longer subscribe to or send mail to my lists.
Here's some detail.
From the standpoint of being able to use the mailing lists (subscribe,
post messages, etc), the lists had been working for several weeks.
Then, spontaneously, all of the normal list server tasks q
At 11:54 AM 12/26/03, Jon Carnes wrote:
Fortunately Roberto, most spammers don't use Mailman. There is a *lot*
of other programs out there that allow them to spam from windows boxes
(as well as Unix).
That's true in most cases, but in our university we are being spammed with
a news bulletin no o
hi
I had to make my mailing list moderated for some days. I used the emergency
option for that. but now i have all moderate fields off but mailman always
tells me and the users that the list is moderated. I don't want to delete
that list and make a new one. I hope someone can help me
sincerely
Jul
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