I have a couple mail lists on my system, which worked with my prior ISP
and server.
I have a different ISP now, and need to figure out how to switch them
over to run on the new ISP.
How do I do this?
scott
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> "Stewart" == Stewart Dean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stewart>
Stewart> I really, /really/ appreciate applications that build
Stewart> into a single binary or a very few files, that can be
Stewart> built on a (different) build and test host, then copied
Stewart> over to
> "Miles" == Miles Waller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Miles> The anonymous list correctly removes the details of who in
Miles> the team sent the message, and replaces it with the lists
Miles> email address. I have been asked to set this so that it is
Miles> a specific name, ra
Fabian wrote:
>
>I am subscriped to an mailing list i created. I get the first
>authenciation email from my server, but I cant respond I get this error:
>
> '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' am 28.10.2004 15:42
>550 5.1.1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> User unknown; rejecting
>
>what should I do?
It looks
Miles Waller wrote:
>
>I have set up an anonymous list - it's for announcements from a central
>team to subscribers only, no discussions.
>
>It's all working great, exactly as required ... with one tiny problem.
>The anonymous list correctly removes the details of who in the team sent
>the mess
At 10:44 AM +1000 2004-11-01, James Chen wrote:
An attachment with space in the long file name (45+) will lose it's file
extension due to wrapping in the mailman has caused Eudora clients NOT able
to open the attachment properly while Outlook always looks for the last dot
in the long file name
Hi All,
Recently we deployed mailman V2.1.5 for our university, however we are
experiencing some teething problems with attachment.
An attachment with space in the long file name (45+) will lose it's file
extension due to wrapping in the mailman has caused Eudora clients NOT able
to open th
Fran Le Bouleix wrote:
>I have a problem with one of my lists:
>
>The list is set up to send replies to a Specific address:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>When the owner sends a message to the list, the reply-to headers are set
>to both
>the list address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) + the specific adress
>([EMAIL PRO
Adrian Cooper wrote:
>
>Can Mailman be configured to use Sendmail to send and Exim to receive?
Default Mailman uses SMTPDirect.py to send. This in turn uses the
python smtplib to establish connection to SMTPHOST and SMTPPORT for
sending. The defaults for these in Defaults.py are 'localhost' and 0
Judy Petersen wrote:
>I have GNU Mailman List Management Guide v 2.0 but the Mailman I'm using is
>2.1.5. I've searched the net but can find nothing more recent. Is the 2.0
>Guide the most recent available?
That's the most recent version of that document. There is some more
recent documentation.
I have GNU Mailman List Management Guide v 2.0 but the Mailman I'm using is
2.1.5. I've searched the net but can find nothing more recent. Is the 2.0
Guide the most recent available?
Judy Petersen
"Blessed are the young, for they will inherit the national debt." Herbert
Clark Hoover (1874-1964), 3
On Sunday 31 October 2004 8:03 am, Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
> Actually, the tag in the template only provides the list
> name in the name of the link that renders on the page. The URL of the
> link comes as part of the tag. The URL is generated in
> the function GetBaseArchiveURL() which is defined i
Hi John,
>
> Having never seen or touched a cpanel installation, I'm very reluctant to
> try to answer questions about them (that's more true on the Mailman side,
> where it appears Mailman is somewhat modified in those installations).
>
> It's good to learn that you do have the access you need to
Kevin W. Gagel wrote:
>I have about 60+ files in my shunt directory. This is the result of a
>show_qfiles, what's up? What am I supposed to do and how do I fix it?
Look in your mailman error log for the original shunt messages and
associated errors. You then may able to decide which errors might
Jan Eri wrote:
>After some experimenting Content filtering it seems to work fine
>(Mailman 2.1.4)
>
>But there is no information in the posted messages when an attachment
>has been removed. Is it possible to insert a line like "Attachments in
>original message removed" or something like that in
Speedy Gonzalis wrote:
>
>Since upgrading to Mailman 2.1.4 from v2.0.8 I have been getting the below errors in
>the log whenever a non-member tries to access a non existing account. They are also
>presented with the "we've hit a bug" screen which also displays the below information.
>
>Is there
Jason Flatt wrote:
>I have noticed that when attempting to access the archives for both my public
>lists, that they are directed to the path /pipermail/, instead
>of /pipermail/listname. I checked the /etc/mailman/en/listinfo.html file and
>it has where it ought to be, but the list name is
>
On Sun, 31 Oct 2004 05:15:34 +0200
Brad Knowles wrote:
...[snip]...
> I'm also involved in the NTP Project, and we provide a TWiki for
>
> use in creating community-supported documentation in addition to the
> official FAQ. For the python.org project, they also provide a wiki
> (o
After some experimenting Content filtering it seems to work fine
(Mailman 2.1.4)
But there is no information in the posted messages when an attachment
has been removed. Is it possible to insert a line like "Attachments in
original message removed" or something like that in the footer?
regards,
I have noticed that when attempting to access the archives for both my public
lists, that they are directed to the path /pipermail/, instead
of /pipermail/listname. I checked the /etc/mailman/en/listinfo.html file and
it has where it ought to be, but the list name is
not being added. I also
On Sat, 30 Oct 2004 22:16:19 -0700
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> David Relson wrote:
> >
> >I've learned that /var/lib/mailman/data/aliases (generated by
> >Mailman) has entries like:
> >
> >bogofilter:"|/usr/lib/mailman/mail/mailman post bogofilter"
> >bogofilter-admin: "|/usr/lib/mailman/mail/ma
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