Seems my other post explains it. Email has nothing to do with it but
the admin password does. You can put anything you want or nothing into
the email box but putting the admin password lets you see. I was using
test email with same password so it let me in. So in other words the
box for the
On 10/20/05 7:19 PM, "David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have this checked as admin only but it showing to anyone whos
> subscribed? Any thoughts on this?
Try with a different web browser (or after restart your browser, or you use
the Logout command). Start the test sequence with a different
Good day!
We just had a hardware failure with our mailserver
running mailman+qmail, the smtpd as well as mailman
daemons died because of hard disc space lost due to
some logs overgrowned that were not rotated. The
problem has already been fixed and the qmail daemons
as well as mailman have been re
I have this checked as admin only but it showing to anyone whos
subscribed? Any thoughts on this?
David
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- Original Message -
From: "Mark.A.Lombardo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 5:35 PM
Subject: [Mailman-Users] Help
> Please can you help; currently I am using the software that is supplied by
> my web HOSTing company free virtual servers or easyinternetsoultion
Please can you help; currently I am using the software that is supplied by
my web HOSTing company free virtual servers or easyinternetsoultions. I
would like to know how if I have set a mailing list that, the replies only
come to the person who sent the email rather than the entire list, is this
po
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I wanted to subscribe members of one list to another. I wanted to do so by
>INVITING them. I accidently SUBSCRIBED them instead of INVITE.
>
>But that's not the problem. I subscribed 11,000 members. YESTERDAY.
>
>They are still being subscribed.
>
>I deleted the ma
I wanted to subscribe members of one list to another. I wanted to do so by
INVITING them. I accidently SUBSCRIBED them instead of INVITE.
But that's not the problem. I subscribed 11,000 members. YESTERDAY.
They are still being subscribed.
I deleted the mailing list.
Yet, they are still b
Im on a hosted server. I am trying to decide if I want to archive my
lists or not. I don't seem to see any place that allows trimming the
archives if they start taking up too much space or just get too many in
general if I want to do it on weekly basis. Is that option available
some place?
Stephen R Laniel wrote:
>
>/usr/local/mailman/logs/qrunner:Oct 17 16:44:27 2005 (59829) VirginRunner
>qrunner caught SIGTERM. Stopping.
>/usr/local/mailman/logs/qrunner:Oct 17 16:44:27 2005 (59828) ArchRunner
>qrunner caught SIGTERM. Stopping.
>/usr/local/mailman/logs/qrunner:Oct 17 16:44:27 20
On Thu, Oct 20, 2005 at 12:12:21PM -0700, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Have you looked at the Mailman logs 'error' and 'qrunner'?
Stupid me. I forgot to look at the qrunner log this time
'round, because the last time I had a mailman problem it
looked like the log wasn't getting any activity.
Anyway, see
Stephen R Laniel wrote:
>
>So can anyone think of why qrunner would have shut down?
Have you looked at the Mailman logs 'error' and 'qrunner'?
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I'm running Mailman out of FreeBSD's 'ports' collection, and
for some reason qrunner shuts down silently every now and
again. Today, for instance, I created a mailing list through
the Mailman command-line interface, then tried to send that
list a test message. Nothing arrived at the subscribers'
ma
Jeanne Goodman wrote:
>I manage about 9 different lists on one hosted server. There are two main
>lists that include nearly everyone and then subcommittees each have their
>own list. I've given them all the same password, but it's a drag to have to
>go into each of them and enter the password e
I manage about 9 different lists on one hosted server. There are two main
lists that include nearly everyone and then subcommittees each have their
own list. I've given them all the same password, but it's a drag to have to
go into each of them and enter the password every time I want to moderat
Bill Moseley said on 20.10.2005 15:57:
> How would I change one setting an all lists? For example, change a
> bounce processing setting on every list to be the same setting.
Try
for I in `bin/list_lists -b` ;\
do bin/config_list -i configfile $I ; done
from your mailman dir after you put th
Bill Moseley wrote:
>How would I change one setting an all lists? For example, change a
>bounce processing setting on every list to be the same setting.
With bin/withlist -a and a simple script - see bin/withlist --help for
examples. Note: that you should do the list locking and unlocking in
th
Xiaoyan Ma wrote:
>
>Since I need to store a few hundreds listnames in the file, I wonder if it
>might be better
>to use regular expressions. Five to six regular expressions should be
>sufficient to match all the
>list names I want to hide.
Between the two, I'd say whatever is easier for you t
How would I change one setting an all lists? For example, change a
bounce processing setting on every list to be the same setting.
Thanks,
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Gerrit Bosch wrote:
>I am very new to Mailman, which I am trying to set up on my G4 mac with
>OSX server. With the 'built-in' Apache/1.3.33 webserver I am able to
>see the Mailman webpages. On the same server a Apache/2.0.52 webserver
>is runningwhich I normally use for my websites. Running bot
Hola, amigos de la lista, estuve leyendo los FAQs de sobre como tengo que
hacer para que funcione el servidor de correo QMAIL en conjunto con el
MAILMAN, vi que muchos hablan de un Script realizado en Python que hace que
no tengas que nunca mas crear los Alias. Realmente estoy bastante confundido
I am very new to Mailman, which I am trying to set up on my G4 mac with
OSX server. With the 'built-in' Apache/1.3.33 webserver I am able to
see the Mailman webpages. On the same server a Apache/2.0.52 webserver
is runningwhich I normally use for my websites. Running both webservers
on the same
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