Allan Hansen wrote:
>I have this same requirement. I was thinking of writing some CGI
>scripts that take commands from the moderator and then apply them
>to the lists via the mailman command line interface.
>
>My own reason for this is that some moderators are handling many
>lists, and going into
Travis Derouin wrote:
>
>Cool, what's the best way of doing this?
Your earlier, rapid response with the number of bouncing members and
their domains leads me to believe you got that info with
bin/list_members, so here's a withlist script to do it.
--cut here---
> >By disabling bounce processing, will this ignore the previous
> >disabling of addresses, since the recipients haven't received the
> >remaining 3 reminders (sounds like a tongue twister)?
>
>
> No. Once a member is disabled by bounce, the proces is taken over by
> the cron/disabled job which se
I have this same requirement. I was thinking of writing some CGI
scripts that take commands from the moderator and then apply them
to the lists via the mailman command line interface.
My own reason for this is that some moderators are handling many
lists, and going into each one with a password i
At 1:10 PM -0500 2006-02-17, Jonathan Dill wrote:
> Has anyone talked about the changes planned by AOL, Yahoo! etc. to
> require "certification" via Goodmail or just be blocked?
We've discussed this subject on this list before. The EFF has
published some good stuff, too. But unless y
Travis Derouin wrote:
>
>I am the list owner, but there have been at least 2 non-list owner
>addresses that have also received this same message, when their
>addresses shouldn't have been disabled. Bounce processing was
>enabled, bounce_notify_owner_on_disable is yes.
So did you receive the own
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your reply!
On 2/18/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Travis Derouin wrote:
> >
> >I run a mailing list for a daily how-to newsletter for eHow.com.
> >Today, at least a few of us subscribed to the list, including myself,
> >received a false warning:
> >
> >"Your mem
Travis Derouin wrote:
>
>I run a mailing list for a daily how-to newsletter for eHow.com.
>Today, at least a few of us subscribed to the list, including myself,
>received a false warning:
>
>"Your membership in the mailing list eHow has been disabled due to
>excessive bounces The last bounce receiv
Hi,
I run a mailing list for a daily how-to newsletter for eHow.com.
Today, at least a few of us subscribed to the list, including myself,
received a false warning:
"Your membership in the mailing list eHow has been disabled due to
excessive bounces The last bounce received from you was dated
18-
* Jonathan Dill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Speaking ripe from experience, the Mailman FAQ suggests turning on
> "disable_dns_lookups = yes" to improve the performance of Postfix with
> Mailman, which kind of makes sense. BUT in Postfix, this disables all
> MX lookups. So, unless you are going indi
On Fri, 17 Feb 2006, Jonathan Dill wrote:
> Has anyone talked about the changes planned by AOL, Yahoo! etc. to
> require "certification" via Goodmail or just be blocked?
>
> http://www.clickz.com/news/article.php/3581301
It's been beaten to death -- at this point I can't recall if here or on
o
Has anyone talked about the changes planned by AOL, Yahoo! etc. to
require "certification" via Goodmail or just be blocked?
http://www.clickz.com/news/article.php/3581301
http://www.goodmailsystems.com/
What will happen to a mailing list such as this one? Will AOL and
Yahoo! users just be out
At 12:12 PM +0100 2006-02-18, Brad Knowles wrote:
> Take another look at those entries. We're talking about running
> a second instance of postfix, on another port, with a special
> configuration (disabling all anti-virus/anti-spam stuff, all DNS
> lookups, etc...), and Mailman talking o
At 11:06 PM -0500 2006-02-17, Jonathan Dill wrote:
> Speaking ripe from experience, the Mailman FAQ suggests turning on
> "disable_dns_lookups = yes" to improve the performance of Postfix with
> Mailman, which kind of makes sense. BUT in Postfix, this disables all
> MX lookups. So, unless yo
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