[Mailman-Users] install failure, bsd instructions bad?

I'm installing onto freebsd 4.x. I have mailman 2.2.5, latest tarball. reading the README.BSD file lead me to beleive that I did NOT need to SGID any directories in my mailmail install directory. So my install directory looks like this: drwxrwxr-x 13 mm mm 512 May 24 15:32 installDir -rw-r

[Mailman-Users] after installation?

Hello, I have Debian running and I installed the debain mailman package. It is now running but now I am wondering how i can reach the webuserface and make new lists etc Unfortunately i did not found a docuemtenation to mailman and debian Does anybody know how to do it? greetings and thanks!

Re: [Mailman-Users] Numbering postings

Hi, Brad Knowles wrote: At 2:38 PM +0900 2004/05/24, Malcolm Swanson wrote: I wonder if you can tell me if there's any way to add auto-numbering to the subject line of mailing list messages? I've searched around but can find no way to do it. I uploaded such a patch to SF. http://sourceforge.net

Re: [Mailman-Users] Numbering postings

At 2:38 PM +0900 2004/05/24, Malcolm Swanson wrote: I wonder if you can tell me if there's any way to add auto-numbering to the subject line of mailing list messages? I've searched around but can find no way to do it. I am not aware of any method to accomplish this goal -- short of hacking th

[Mailman-Users] 500+ list archive disk space usage

Anyone have a server with 500+ lists that are at least semi active that can give me the amount of space used for the archives and how many years the archives date back to. Thanks Brian -- Mailman-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mai

[Mailman-Users] Numbering postings

Hi, I wonder if you can tell me if there's any way to add auto-numbering to the subject line of mailing list messages? I've searched around but can find no way to do it. Any help appreciated, Malcolm Swanson -- _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ The Language Teacher Online

[Mailman-Users] Problem in subscription

Hi, My mailman version is 2.0.13. I have installed the above version and it works pretty fine execpt for one problem. The problem is 1. If I set the the privacy option to either confirm or 'confirm and approve', the mails are not send to the proposed subscribed address for the confirmation. In

Re: [Mailman-Users] gid Problem after upgrade, lists want different gids

At 12:17 PM +0200 2004/05/24, Stefan Müller wrote: I set all the GID values to the values I had before (65533). When I create a new list via the web interface it wants to have a gid 67 (the actual gid of the mailman user). Yup. This is normal. So I seem to have lists that require different

[Mailman-Users] gid Problem after upgrade, lists want different gids

Hi, After upgrading to Suse 9.1 I have the following problem: I set all the GID values to the values I had before (65533). When I create a new list via the web interface it wants to have a gid 67 (the actual gid of the mailman user). So I seem to have lists that require different gids. How can I

Re: [Mailman-Users] 500+ list archive's disk space usage

At 4:01 AM -0400 2004/05/24, Brian York wrote: Anyone have a server with 500+ lists that are at least semi active that can give me the amount of space used for the archives and how many years the archives date back to. What do you mean by "semi active"? How many messages per day? How many

Re: [Mailman-Users] search archive function

At 11:48 PM -0700 2004/05/23, Manny Tau wrote: I'm aware of the Mail Archive web service, but want to keep things local on the server. I've also read the Mailman's FAQ's about htdig, mnogosearch, and the htdig patch. Is there a relatively easy way to install/integrate a search feature for the

[Mailman-Users] 500+ list archive's disk space usage

Anyone have a server with 500+ lists that are at least semi active that can give me the amount of space used for the archives and how many years the archives date back to. Thanks Brian -- Mailman-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mai

Re: [Mailman-Users] downloading private archives in batch?

On May 22, 2004, at 02:45, Karl Berry wrote: That is, you give the mailman username/password on the command line, it does the mailman authentication over http[s], remembers the cookie, and gets you the "full raw archives" (for example). Can't you do it with just 'curl' or wget ? % curl -F [EMAI