I am using Mailman as a mass emailer for my non-profit org and would like to
use it to send out our monthly newsletter, except that the newsletter is
HTML. I've tried to send the email as a test to myself and it just comes
back as text code, not HTML. Is there a special way to do this? (FYI -
Ma
On Wed, 2005-01-26 at 20:24, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> >I'll enclose the mail that gets sent through.
> I can't tell much from the mail you enclosed which came from the list.
> What you have to see is the message that arrives to the list before it
> is resent from the list.
Where could I find this mess
Jeff Groves wrote:
>So, would that "never match" scenario be a feature or a bug?
It would be a bug if it's true. As I said, I just looked quickly at the
code. I would have to verify actual behavior before drawing a final
conclusion.
>My opinion is that Mailman should do the Python equivalent of
So, would that "never match" scenario be a feature or a bug?
My opinion is that Mailman should do the Python equivalent of a "tolower" to every email
address (and every regular expression) before applying the regular expressions filter
Jeff G.
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Jeff Groves wrote:
I'm still e
Jeff Groves wrote:
>
>I'm still experimenting with another issue in 2.1.5, so my hypothesis may be
>wrong, but it is
>kind of looking like the "acceptable aliases" part of the Privacy options in
>"Recipient
>Filters" is case sensitive. So, if I enter [EMAIL PROTECTED] as the address
>of the l
Thanks for the quick response, Mark. The web site you provided below is VERY
helpful to me.
I'm still experimenting with another issue in 2.1.5, so my hypothesis may be wrong, but it is
kind of looking like the "acceptable aliases" part of the Privacy options in "Recipient
Filters" is case sens
Jeff Groves wrote:
>Are the regexp used in Mailman similar to those used in awk?
>
>If so, why don't you have to escape characters like "." in an email address?
>
>Is there anywhere that has a "HowTo" on the regexps standard used in Mailman?
They are Python regular expressions. See
http://www.pyt
Are the regexp used in Mailman similar to those used in awk?
If so, why don't you have to escape characters like "." in an email address?
Is there anywhere that has a "HowTo" on the regexps standard used in Mailman?
Thanks,
Jeff G.
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Hi,
Steve Burling wrote:
Mail to our mailman lists is pre-processed by Brightmail, which inserts
a header of the form "X-Spam-Flag: YES". If we, from the admin web
interface, go to Privacy options->Spam filters, and add a Spam Filter
Rule for that header pattern, with an action of delete, and s
Steve Burling wrote:
>Mail to our mailman lists is pre-processed by Brightmail, which inserts a
>header of the form "X-Spam-Flag: YES". If we, from the admin web
>interface, go to Privacy options->Spam filters, and add a Spam Filter Rule
>for that header pattern, with an action of delete, and
Mail to our mailman lists is pre-processed by Brightmail, which inserts a
header of the form "X-Spam-Flag: YES". If we, from the admin web
interface, go to Privacy options->Spam filters, and add a Spam Filter Rule
for that header pattern, with an action of delete, and save the changes,
they ap
On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 11:28:51 -0800, Julie S. Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BlankHi
>
> Does mailman work with SquirrelMail ? I'm having permissions
> problems creating a mailing list in the web interface and want to see if
> anyone
> has experience with this particular setup.
> Julie S. Lin
I
At 11:28 AM -0800 2005-01-26, Julie S. Lin wrote:
Does mailman work with SquirrelMail ? I'm having permissions
problems creating a mailing list in the web interface and want to see if
anyone has experience with this particular setup.
SquirrelMail is a webmail solution which talks to an IMAP
ba
Chris Wright wrote:
>
>... and I get no further. I can comment out the "korea" lines in
>paths.py and avoid further error messages - but at the end of the
>install process, it still won't run.
"won't run" how? What do you do that fails and how does it fail?
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lenny wrote:
postfix, mailman, solaris.
I keep getting this error when creating lists via web interface.
all data/alias* files are owned by mailman:mailman and I have the mta
defined as postfix and /usr/local/data/aliases as postfix alias map.
It seems that after I run bin/genaliases command manual
Jacob Marks wrote:
>Is it possible to integrate Mailman with an sql user database? I have a pre
>existing user database for site authentication and want to use one interface
>to update all of my subscribers for my sebsite and mailing list.
See
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&
Steve Reiter wrote:
>
>I wish to send out announcements in html, and so wish to make the
>default for new subscribers be MIME. While I see a setting under Digest
>Options (MIME_is_Default_Digest), I don't see any equivalent option
>under Non-Digest Options... and new subscribers continue to com
Hi - I have searched FAQ and archives to find an answer. Hoping you can
help.
I have a new list (with previously imported addresses) for announcements
only, and wish these announcements to be received immediately.
I set the defaults to allow non-digest and to not allow digest.
I wish to send o
BlankHi
Does mailman work with SquirrelMail ? I'm having permissions
problems creating a mailing list in the web interface and want to see if
anyone
has experience with this particular setup.
Julie S. Lin
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>Hey, Mark, thanks for your input.
>
>Yet I fail quite to understand what is letting it through. I went over
>my sender filters, and only one address not on the subscriber list is
>allowed to post. I've taken this away now, but the mail still gets
>through.
>
>AFAIK there are now no addresses bey
At least three separate SuSE users have posted at
mailman-users@python.org requesting help after the subject patch broke
their mailman web access.
The part of the patch which patches scripts/driver depends on the
escape() function in Python XML library module xml.sax.saxutils.
Apparently the X
postfix, mailman, solaris.
I keep getting this error when creating lists via web interface.
all data/alias* files are owned by mailman:mailman and I have the mta
defined as postfix and /usr/local/data/aliases as postfix alias map.
It seems that after I run bin/genaliases command manually, things mo
Pantejo, Barbara wrote:
>When creating new mailing lists through the web browser, why aren't the
>aliases automatically generated in the /etc/aliases file?
Because of permission issues with sendmail.
>Does anyone know an easy way to configure mailman to auto-generate the
>aliases when creating
I'm on a lot of different mailing lists, so after getting the answer to
this question I selfishly disabled my mail delivery on the mailman list.
However, I've been contacted by a couple of folks privately with the same
problem. So, let me post the solution for anyone else who may be
getting
Grant Henry wrote:
>
>My question is this... I run www.metroidmetal.com. I want people to be able
>to join the mailing list by filling out the form on the front page, and the
>e-mail field being automatically submitted for subscription - of course
>bounces would be handled by the program. This
When creating new mailing lists through the web browser, why aren't the
aliases automatically generated in the /etc/aliases file?
Does anyone know an easy way to configure mailman to auto-generate the
aliases when creating new mailing lists through the web browser?
I would hate to only run the n
Carsten Henkel schrieb:
> but i have no idea why that is. have you any idea ?
A solution to your problem was posted about 12 hours ago to this list.
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
-thh
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I can add things like Google Adsense code to the
templates/en/article.html template, but as soon as I try to use FONT
tags or STYLE tags, the archiver refuses to subsitute anything -- so my
articles all end up with the % variables in them. Am I doing something
wrong or is this a known problem?
I have this working but I have all my virtual domains listed here:
virtual_mailbox_domains = virt1.com, virt2.com, ..., virtn.com
Don't see your "virtual_mailbox_domains =" clause. Try with setting
it up. Also, you may need things like virtual_gid_maps, virtual_uid_maps
I have these things in my
Hi All,
I got a configuration problem. I try to get postfix to work nicely with
mailman with virtual domains. For some strange reason are the
mailmanlists under my 'mydomain' of 'myhostnam' working as it should but
the mailmanlists under my virtual domains are not working. For example
[EMAIL PR
On Tue, 2005-01-25 at 17:24, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> >In the mailman/logs/post log file it just says that [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >posted to the list at this or that time.
> >I'm both bewildered and estranged - what is this? And how do I find out
> >why it is allowed to post to the list?
> Here's a possi
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hello mailman-users,
i have a small problem with passwords - when i change a list
administrator's password from the web interface, both the old password
that i use when creating the list and the new password will still work
when i try to login to th lis
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Dear Mark,
Thank you for your reply.
Mark Sapiro wrote:
| Ernest Byaruhanga wrote:
|
|>i have a small problem with passwords - when i change a list
|>administrator's password from the web interface, both the old password
|>that i use when creating the l
Just wanted to tell you all how versatile this program is! I'm using it for a
basic one-way mailing list, so I almost feel bad for not using it up to its
full functionality. ;)
My question is this... I run www.metroidmetal.com. I want people to be able to
join the mailing list by filling out
Are you running SuSE Linux? I had this problem two days ago when I
upgraded mailman using YOU from 2.1.3 to 2.1.4 on my Suse 9.1 Pro on a
AMD64 system.
To fix my problem all I had to do was install a python module via
YAST. I can't remember the name of it right now, but it's documented
in my pr
Is it possible to integrate Mailman with an sql user database? I have a pre
existing user database for site authentication and want to use one interface
to update all of my subscribers for my sebsite and mailing list.
jake
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Mark Sapiro wrote:
| Ernest Byaruhanga
|
|>when i use ./mmsitepass -c, i create a new list creator password
|>succesffully, and i can log into the list admin site with it. however,
|>even the old list-creator password is still able to be used to log in
I'm trying to install Mailman 2.1.5 on a new server. I've got an
older version running happily elsewhere - but I can't get out of the
starting blocks on this new one. Which is frustrating...
I set it up in /usr/local/mailman and have run:
configure --with-mail-gid=admin --with-cgi-gid=mailman
Hi All,
I got a configuration problem. I try to get postfix to work nicely with
mailman with virtual domains. For some strange reason are the
mailmanlists under my 'mydomain' of 'myhostnam' working as it should but
the mailmanlists under my virtual domains are not working. For example
[EMAIL PROTEC
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