Mike Ewall wrote:
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>Perhaps someone can answer another point of frustration I have with Mailman.
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>The software doesn't seem to allow people to subscribe without being
>subject to confirmation or approval.
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>Is there any way to circumvent the need to require confirmation or approval?
If you s
I just joined this list. I'm glad to see such responsiveness (much better
than the "listowner" list was).
Perhaps someone can answer another point of frustration I have with Mailman.
The software doesn't seem to allow people to subscribe without being
subject to confirmation or approval.
Is th
So have you tried preceeding your lines with whitespace?
Yes, that works perfectly.
Awfully strange "feature" though...
Thank you!
Mike
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Mike Ewall wrote:
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>Is there any solution to the problem with mailman ignoring line breaks in
>welcome messages?
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>If I place the following in a welcome message...
>
>My Name, List Manager
>My Phone Number
>My Email
>My Website
>
>...it comes out looking like this when emailed to new subscribers
On Sat, 18 Dec 2004, Mike Ewall wrote:
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> Is there any solution to the problem with mailman ignoring line breaks in
> welcome messages?
>
> If I place the following in a welcome message...
>
> My Name, List Manager
> My Phone Number
> My Email
> My Website
>
> ...it comes out looking lik
I have mailman 2.1.5 installed on OSX Panther with exim as the MTA.
When mailman attempts to deliver messages I get the following message
in smtp-error log:
(1956) Low level smtp error: (7, 'No address associated with nodename')
nothing appears in the exim log.
any ideas on what to do or where to
Is there any solution to the problem with mailman ignoring line breaks in
welcome messages?
If I place the following in a welcome message...
My Name, List Manager
My Phone Number
My Email
My Website
...it comes out looking like this when emailed to new subscribers:
My Name, List Manager My Phone
Hi,
what's an effective way to find all messages in a certain time frame
(e.g. on 2004-12-18 between twelve and thirteen o'clock) in *all*
archives?
Felix
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Thanks - after I wrote I discovered the mailman FAQ search feature and got
to the same place.
M
On Sat, 18 Dec 2004, Mark Sapiro wrote:
If I understand you correctly, see Privacy options...->Recipient
filters->acceptable_aliases
MichaelP wrote:
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>So I havn't yet spotted how or where to enter acceptable alios names.
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>I've had trouble with some mailman listowners: I like to post bcc:
>to multiple addresses -- and unless the listowner cooperates such post
>bounce - to the moderator who should need to be involved - becau
Ernest Byaruhanga wrote:
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>i have a little problem - i changed my lists virtual domain - when i try
>to show lists on the new domain, only the newly created lists show up.
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>In order to see the old lists, i must replace the domain with the
>server's IP address. In which config must i update the
hello mailman users,
i have a little problem - i changed my lists virtual domain - when i try
to show lists on the new domain, only the newly created lists show up.
In order to see the old lists, i must replace the domain with the
server's IP address. In which config must i update the old lists
I'm brand new to mailman admin/config stuff but with a decade of majordomo
listowning.
So I havn't yet spotted how or where to enter acceptable alios names.
I've had trouble with some mailman listowners: I like to post bcc:
to multiple addresses -- and unless the listowner cooperates such p
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