I might need to do several instances of mailman before the new year, sailed
right through my first install, but got stuck on the second one. I'm seeking
advice on how to build this. Apparently I will need a distinct instance for
each virtual host of the $prefix heirarchy. I'm wondering though
Dave B wrote:
>I keep getting messages that my account has been disabled due to
>excessive bounces even though I am getting the email. I am both a user
>on the list and the administrator. Mailman is running on a Mac OS X
>Server 10.3.9 Mailman version 2.1.4. I will go in and re-enable
>deliver
Hi all,
I've just released Mailman 2.1.7b1 for beta test and i18n translations.
I'm tempted to jump into RC because the 2.1-maint branch is so stable
and 2.1.7 is mainly for bug fixes, but we need more translations before
the final release. Please download it from SF or:
http://mm.tkikuchi.net/
I keep getting messages that my account has been disabled due to
excessive bounces even though I am getting the email. I am both a user
on the list and the administrator. Mailman is running on a Mac OS X
Server 10.3.9 Mailman version 2.1.4. I will go in and re-enable
delivery and set it globall
Okay, going to http://example.com/mailman/private/mail-list/ does work.
> Where did the http://example.com/mailman/private/mail-list URL come
> from? Was this a link on a Mailman page or did you just type it?
I typed it. When I go to http://example.com/mailman/private the screen tells
me "You
Ben Ostrowsky wrote:
>> The domain in the -bounces and other addresses comes directly
>> from the list's host_name attribute which is visible on the
>> list's General Options page
>
>OK, I found that; is there an easy way to change that to lists.tblc.org for
>all existing lists?
Run
bin/fix_ur
> OK, I found that; is there an easy way to change that to
> lists.tblc.org for all existing lists?
Hey, dummy, (he said to himself), this one's in the FAQ!
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=all#4.38
Ben
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> The domain in the -bounces and other addresses comes directly
> from the list's host_name attribute which is visible on the
> list's General Options page
OK, I found that; is there an easy way to change that to lists.tblc.org for
all existing lists?
Ben
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Elvis Fernandes wrote:
>
>I guess I spoke too early!
>
>When I go to http://example.com/mailman/private/mail-list , the screen
>displays "The mail-list Archives".
>But when I click on [thread] [Subject] [Author] [Date], it comes back with
>the screen "No such list 2005-december"
Try going to http
> One of two things. Assuming DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST is not
> 'snoopy.tblc.org'
DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST was 'mail.tblc.org' but I've changed it to
'lists.tblc.org' and done 'mailman reload'. Still seems to do the same
thing.
> either the host name part of the web_page_url attribute of the bentest
> lis
I guess I spoke too early!
When I go to http://example.com/mailman/private/mail-list , the screen
displays "The mail-list Archives".
But when I click on [thread] [Subject] [Author] [Date], it comes back with
the screen "No such list 2005-december"
Am I missing something?
Any info will be appreci
Elvis Fernandes wrote:
>>From a web browser, non-members of a mail list can browse the archives.
>Is this a correct statement?
Only if the archives are public.
>Now, there must be a way to block non-members to browse the archives of
>mail-list
Make the archive private on the list's Archiving
Making the archives private with a username / passwd access will be okay to
start with.
> Make the archive private on the list's Archiving Options page. This
> will remove the symlinks from the archives/public/ directory
I see that the links are removed.
> and force archive access to be via http
Ben Ostrowsky wrote:
>I've created a mailing list called bentest. My bounce messages are going to
>[EMAIL PROTECTED], but I don't remember telling this new
>mailman server about a host named "snoopy". I did copy the list data over
>from snoopy (which is our general email server, but not our mail
On Mon, 2005-12-19 at 11:47 -0800, Elvis Fernandes wrote:
> >From a web browser, non-members of a mail list can browse the archives.
> Is this a correct statement?
>
> For example, if I am NOT a member of mail-list, I can still go to
> http://mailman/pipermail/mail-list
> and browse the archives.
>From a web browser, non-members of a mail list can browse the archives.
Is this a correct statement?
For example, if I am NOT a member of mail-list, I can still go to
http://mailman/pipermail/mail-list
and browse the archives.
Now, there must be a way to block non-members to browse the archives
Julia Frizzell wrote:
>
>But it's still not working. I'm afraid that I'm getting confused with
>the wording in the FAQ above. The new file is located in
>/private/var/mailman/lists//en/templates/subscribeack.txt.
>Is this the proper location?
No. The proper location in your case is
/private/va
I've created a mailing list called bentest. My bounce messages are going to
[EMAIL PROTECTED], but I don't remember telling this new
mailman server about a host named "snoopy". I did copy the list data over
from snoopy (which is our general email server, but not our mailing list
server).
Several
Mark,
Perfect!
Works like a song.
Thanks
Elvis
On 12/19/05, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Elvis Fernandes wrote:
> >
> >I setup mailman-2.1.6 with date stamp patch (
> date-in-archive-index-1.patch)
> >on Solaris8.
> >Now the date and time show up against every msg in pipermail arch
Hi Mailman'ers,
I'm wondering if anyone has actually come across a conversion program
for Majordomo to Mailman for MM2.1? I have been informed by Heikel that
his majordomo2mailman.pl upgrade is not happening anytime soon...
Thanks all,
Charlene Wingert
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Elvis Fernandes wrote:
>
>I setup mailman-2.1.6 with date stamp patch (date-in-archive-index-1.patch)
>on Solaris8.
>Now the date and time show up against every msg in pipermail archives.
>
>However, the date and time in pipermail is in GMT.
>The same mail I receive in my mail reader in PST.
>
>Is
Ben Ostrowsky wrote:
>I can't see the archives because Apache is redirecting requests for
>pipermail:
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] httpd]# telnet lists.tblc.org 80
>Trying 64.128.136.9...
>Connected to lists.tblc.org (64.128.136.9).
>Escape character is '^]'.
>HEAD /pipermail/ipac/ HTTP/1.1
>Host: lists.t
Okay, I've fixed the SMTP problems, and my lists are working, yay!
But now my boss wants to make two announce-only lists, and we're
trying to follow the directions in the FAQ:
>In Mailman 2.1.x you can customize the welcome message. Create
> a directory lists//en (assuming English :) and copy
Hello,
I setup mailman-2.1.6 with date stamp patch (date-in-archive-index-1.patch)
on Solaris8.
Now the date and time show up against every msg in pipermail archives.
However, the date and time in pipermail is in GMT.
The same mail I receive in my mail reader in PST.
Is there some place I can up
I can't see the archives because Apache is redirecting requests for
pipermail:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] httpd]# telnet lists.tblc.org 80
Trying 64.128.136.9...
Connected to lists.tblc.org (64.128.136.9).
Escape character is '^]'.
HEAD /pipermail/ipac/ HTTP/1.1
Host: lists.tblc.org
HTTP/1.1 302 Found
Dat
Looks like my system wasn't as configured as I thought it was. Never mind,
I'm sure I'll have other questions later.
Ben
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Michael Bonanno wrote:
>I have been get an this email message, as a member of the "mailman" list
>on my server, every 5 minutes.
>
>subject:
>[Mailman] Cron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> /usr/bin/python -S
>/usr/share/mailman/cron/gate_news
>
>body:
>shell-init: could not get current directory: getcwd: cann
I have been get an this email message, as a member of the "mailman" list
on my server, every 5 minutes.
subject:
[Mailman] Cron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> /usr/bin/python -S
/usr/share/mailman/cron/gate_news
body:
shell-init: could not get current directory: getcwd: cannot access
parent directories: Per
Ben Ostrowsky wrote:
>
>No, the message I get is "ipac Administrative Database (newline)
>There are no pending requests. Click here to reload this page."
Which says that there are no messages listed in lists/ipac/request.pck.
>I'm not sure whether the messages are still being held somewhere.
> If the number of messages being held is -1, then there was a
> bug/problem with upgrade that caused that. You go to handle
> the messages, you see -1, you try to release -1 messages,
> after that things are fine.
No, the message I get is "ipac Administrative Database (newline)
There are no p
Does anyone have experience with getting Namazu to work with Mailman?
I am running mailman version 2.1.5-33 on a RedHat Linux ES4.0 server.
I used this documentation to install and configure Namazu:
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2004-June/037580.html
I made an edit to archtocnom
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