Steve Garcia
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>I want my lists to be moderated -- actually, I want them to be announce
>only lists. The documentation indicates a setting "Must posts be
>approved by an administrator?" However, I haven't found any such
>setting in the web interface. I *have* found an "Emergency moderation"
>se
Hi,
I'm new to Mailman, and it seems like there have been changes in how
moderation works since the documentation was written.
I want my lists to be moderated -- actually, I want them to be announce
only lists. The documentation indicates a setting "Must posts be
approved by an administrator?"
nah, everything goes worse.. I have updated to 2.1.7 and now it does not even
deliver the messages..
Anyway,
Another interesting detail that I noticed is; when I click on Logout, and then
try to login, it does not authenticates me directly, and I can enter the web
interface after a second lo
I have an odd situation and it's making my head heard just trying to
explain it to you.
I have two (Linux) machines behind a NATing firewall. One machine (Miro)
is my web server, and the other (Marien) is my mail machine.
The NATing firewall directs all http traffic to Miro, and all mail
traffi
Munzir Taha wrote:
>My mailing list sends me lots of "Bounce action notification" messages. Each
>messge has lots of emails that have permanent fatal errors
>
>First, why one notification cotains lots of emails? Do mailman group many
>bounces in one message or what? Any doc to explain this?
Ma
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Hi Sirs,
My mailing list sends me lots of "Bounce action notification" messages. Each
messge has lots of emails that have permanent fatal errors
First, why one notification cotains lots of emails? Do mailman group many
bounces in one message or what
