I should re-emphasize that the magically blessed mailman list that
gets through my/gmail's duplicate detector is THIS LIST
(mailman-users@python.org). Or at least it did until I switched to
digest mode.
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Mark Sapiro wrote:
John Fleming wrote:
On most domains, I can surf www.domain.com/mailman/ (with or without the
trailing slash) and www.domain.com/mailman/listinfo comes up fine. However,
for one domain only, I get the Forbidden page:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /mailman/ on
No virus found in this outgoing message.
Checked by AVG Anti-Virus.
Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.8 - Release Date: 2/14/2005
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CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN wrote:
>Hi. First off, thanks for creating the program for sending out emails. Lately
>I'm having a problem, though. I estimate that about 75% of the people on my
>list (I have just over 800 email addresses) do not get the emails, and I have
>no idea why.
>
>Could you give m
Graham Wickens wrote:
>
>I'm looking to move my hobby related mailing list. Does Mailman allow topic
>filtering?
>
Yes.
The list admin defines topics with 'names' and regexps to match against
Subject: and Keywords:. Then each member who is interested in topic
filtering can 'subscribe' to one or
Sean wrote:
>
>A list on one of the servers I admin is experiencing strange digest
>delivery behavior. digest_send_periodic is set to yes but the digest are
>not being sent until the digest_size_threshhold is being reached.
>digest_size_threshhold is set to 500Kb so it takes a few days to reach
>t
Albert Whale wrote:
>I host a variety of Mailmain lists for Non-Profit organizations. One is
>for the Local Boy Scouts, the mailing list address is listed
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] (not the real mailing list, but similarly configured).
>
>However posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (the virtual name of the
>ma
John Fleming wrote:
>On most domains, I can surf www.domain.com/mailman/ (with or without the
>trailing slash) and www.domain.com/mailman/listinfo comes up fine. However,
>for one domain only, I get the Forbidden page:
>Forbidden
>You don't have permission to access /mailman/ on this server.
>
On most domains, I can surf www.domain.com/mailman/ (with or without the
trailing slash) and www.domain.com/mailman/listinfo comes up fine. However,
for one domain only, I get the Forbidden page:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /mailman/ on this server.
What/where is wrong with th
Bonnie Lungren at WEI wrote:
>
>My need is to have the IP address in the welcome message replaced with
>our company name. I understand that there is a .txt template somewhere
>that I can edit. Could you please direct me on how to find it and how to
>edit it?
Editing templates is discussed in
http
I have searched the FAQ pages and found some information regarding my
problem, however, being new to the list, it is over my head. I haven't a
clue about cgi bins, grunners etc.
My need is to have the IP address in the welcome message replaced with
our company name. I understand that there is a
Brad Knowles wrote:
>At 7:36 PM -0800 2005-02-12, Lauren Weinstein wrote:
>
>> One additional query. Assuming that manually-disabled delivery
>> accounts do normally receive some sort of reminder message about
>> their disabled status, is this functionality affected if
>> bounce processing fo
Oded Ben-Ami wrote:
>
>Could you please direct me to any document that covers in detail the
>setting up of mailman ?
http://www.list.org/docs.html
Particularly http://www.list.org/mailman-install/index.html and
http://www.list.org/admins.html
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Brad Knowles wrote:
>
> I wonder if maybe Topica changes the content of the Message-ID:
>header. Most mailing list software goes to great lengths to try to
>avoid changing this header, because this is supposed to be the
>globally unique id by which this particular message is known.
>Acco
At 1:49 PM -0500 2005-02-18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think we're getting somewhere... I'm only seeing the following line
from netstat that listens on 25:
tcp0 0 127.0.0.1:250.0.0.0:* LISTEN
(I don't see tcp4 and tcp6 listed at all)
Then your kernel pro
Hello,
I have been using mailman for a while now. Last night I made a mistake
and imported wrong list of members into wrong mailinglist causing
thousands of bounces and emails. Now for some reason the mailinglist
won't let me log in. I had conversation with my host, it might be
possible something
At 10:40 AM -0800 2005-02-18, Ian Truelsen wrote:
Should I be using a different password?
If you want to create lists, you need to use the site
administrator's password. No list administration password will
suffice.
> You can't. What you can do is configure your MTA to listen on
> all interfaces and IP addresses, and then whatever you get
> dynamically assigned will automatically be covered. However, it may
> take your MTA some time to recognize a change in IP addresses, so you
> should stop and rest
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005, Carl Zwanzig wrote:
> Checking the postfix code (postfix-20010228-pl05, yes I know it's old):
...
> Suggests that 'yes' is correct, but
...
> suggests that 'no' is correct. I think I need to look at a newer
> version of postfix.
I received an answer in a Norwegian news
I have mailman installed and am trying to add lists from the web
interface, however it asks for a password and the one that I am using is
not being accepted. I have used the change_pw script to change the
password for all lists and for the domain, but it still won't accept the
password to create a
At 12:14 PM -0500 2005-02-18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I do have a dyndns hostname, just not a static IP. Are you
saying there's absolutely no way to host a MTA from a host with a
dynamic IP?
No, that's certainly technically possible. But there may be
additional limitations placed on yo
Dr. Jones wrote:
>
>A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
>recipients. This is a permanent error. The following address(es) failed:
>
> pipe to |/var/lib/mailman/mail/wrapper mailcmd test
>generated by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>local delivery failed
>
This pipe is
At 9:42 AM + 2005-02-18, iouq2 a wrote:
i tries to run on broad band dynamic ip and it works ... but i wanna
know can i run mailman and attach the domain with mailing list on my
proxy network which have ip like 192.168.0.1 or not
You'll have to have your NAT/proxy device forward incomi
At 11:36 AM -0500 2005-02-18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, I'm usnig a dynamic IP. Can I somehow set the machine's dynamic
host name as a host on which to listen?
You can't. What you can do is configure your MTA to listen on
all interfaces and IP addresses, and then whatever you get
dynamic
At 11:46 AM +0100 2005-02-18, Olivier Nibart wrote:
- run dpkg-reconfigure mailman : this will force python to 'recompile'
the file (there is probably a more elegant way to do it, but this one
works).
Simply updating the .py file and stopping/restarting Mailman
should cause Python to recompile
At 11:34 AM -0500 2005-02-18, Anne Shroeder - Internet Society wrote:
Obviously I can subscribe someone to the list and make the "no mail" but
once they are subscribed and have a login, they can easily change their
subscription to receive mail. I honestly don't see any way around this,
but tho
At 11:27 AM -0500 2005-02-18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2) Your MTA is only listening your local loopback, i.e. your own machine
127.0.0.1, and not your machines IP address.
Hmm... I'm using sendmail. Can you please tell me how I'd check to see
if this is the problem, and how to change it if it
At 11:18 AM -0500 2005-02-18, David J. Biesack wrote:
Once I got the cron jobs running (under userid mailman) and created a
few mailing lists (via gforge), I'm getting these strange emails each
morning:
Subject: -1 sas9ra-commits moderator request(s) waiting
If you search the Mailman FAQ Wi
In a flurry of recycled electrons, [Jardar Eggesb_ Abrahamsen] wrote:
> In /etc/postfix/main.cf I am supposed to add:
>
> owner_request_special = no
>
> because:
>
> By default, Postfix treats -owner and -request addresses
> specially. Since we want Postfix to deliver such messages to
>
I started this morning, working through Rich Price's configuration list,
at http://www.linuxgazette.com/node/618
I checked each item, and made sure it was set up as his script directed.
Everything tested out correct until I 'replied' with the confirmation
email sent to me from the list, getting
In a flurry of recycled electrons, Anne Shroeder - Internet Society wrote:
> My boss wants me to give selective access to our archives. That is,
> they are not supposed to be public, but she wants some selected
> individuals to be able to view the archives without the ability to post
> to the lis
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 11:10:05 -0500, John Dennis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I believe this is most likely the problem. I'm using comcast
> > residential service and it issues dynamic IP addresses. I don't know
> > for sure if this is the case -- does anyone know?
> >
>
Hello David,
On Friday, February 18, 2005, David J. Biesack wrote:
>Subject: -1 sas9ra-commits moderator request(s) waiting
There is a F.A.Q.-entry for this problem:
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.038.htp
AFAIK this will be solved with Mailman 2.1.6
Bye
Markus
My boss wants me to give selective access to our archives. That is,
they are not supposed to be public, but she wants some selected
individuals to be able to view the archives without the ability to post
to the list (or change their membership information).
Obviously I can subscribe someone to th
> > 2) Your MTA is only listening your local loopback, i.e. your own machine
> > 127.0.0.1, and not your machines IP address.
>
> Hmm... I'm using sendmail. Can you please tell me how I'd check to see
> if this is the problem, and how to change it if it is?
Also, I'm usnig a dynamic IP. Can I som
> 1) Your firewall is not allow port 25 SMPT traffic, open the port up.
> This is the most likely.
The port is forwarded correctly.
> 2) Your MTA is only listening your local loopback, i.e. your own machine
> 127.0.0.1, and not your machines IP address.
Hmm... I'm using sendmail. Can you please
Sythos wrote:
Look archive, few day ago somebody post a method to use an external
pop3, fetchmail and procmail to do mailman working without local mta.
The easiest option, although it costs money, but not much, is to sign up
with a virtual domain provider. Find one that is UNIX based, many offer
We've configured, built, and installed Mailman 2.1.5 (for a gforge 4.0
installation) on RedHat Linux 9.
./configure --with-mail-gid='mail --with-cgi-gid='apache'
--with-urlhost=lists.gforge.unx.sas.com --with-mailhost=gforge.unx.sas.com
make install
cd /usr/local/mailman
./bin/ch
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe this is most likely the problem. I'm using comcast
residential service and it issues dynamic IP addresses. I don't know
for sure if this is the case -- does anyone know?
Secondly, assuming this is the case, how can I get around this problem
without changing my ISP
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, here's some more potentially useful info. I sent a message to
one of the user accounts and here's what I got back:
Technical details of temporary failure:
TEMP_FAILURE: Could not initiate SMTP conversation with any hosts:
[hostname.dyndns.org (1): Connection refused]
Hello,
problem solved: I installed the newest cvs version 2.1.6b4
(the problem was not really traceable, but I think it was caused by
the german umlauts (ö = oe, ü = ue, ä =ae, ß = ss)
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In /etc/postfix/main.cf I am supposed to add:
owner_request_special = no
because:
By default, Postfix treats -owner and -request addresses
specially. Since we want Postfix to deliver such messages to
Mailman, you should turn off this option by adding this to your
main.cf file:
Hi,
I've sent a mail to the package maintener 3 days ago, with no answer for
the moment.
As Brad said, they mis-applied the patch.
Ax the system saiys, the problem comes from the SLASH variable that is
not set :
admin(20327): parts = [x for x in path.split(SLASH) if x not in
('.', '..')]admi
On Thu, Feb 17, 2005 at 07:13:45PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I believe this is most likely the problem. I'm using comcast
> residential service and it issues dynamic IP addresses. I don't know
> for sure if this is the case -- does anyone know?
> Secondly, assuming this is the case, how can
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