Martin S wrote:
>
>Anyway - how do I make an existing list open for non-members to post to.
Privacy options...->Sender filters->generic_nonmember_action = Accept
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Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> The highway is for gamblers,
San Francisco Bay Area, Californiabetter use your sense -
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>I added the following line /etc/aliases file,
>forumtest-dummymember: "|/home/kannan/scripts/somescript.sh"
>
>But the thing is it doesnt seem to call the script. Any idea why? If
>the script got executed it creates a dummy file in the directory. (In
>this case the file
Hi all,
I looked through the faq but didn't the answer - perhaps I'm missing what's
too obvious.
Anyway - how do I make an existing list open for non-members to post to.
(I'm doing a list for tournament managers which should also act as a
"helpdesk").
Regards,
Martin S
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Well i think you can ignore the mail2forum part. Here is my
requirement. When a mail comes to a dummy alias i want some script to
be executed (a simple .sh file with execute permissions being
provided)
I added the following line /etc/aliases file,
forumtest-dummymember: "|/home/kannan/scripts/some
> "Matthew" == Matthew Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Matthew> I have a mailing list with users subscribed from two
Matthew> particular domains, call them nice.com and naughty.com.
Matthew> The security czars are naughty.com have decided that
Matthew> inbound email with n
Matthew Thompson wrote:
>
>I was looking for a way that we could automatically add the sender's
>name or email address to the message to make this more fool-proof. I
>would prefer to add it to the subject line to make sorting in the mail
>client meaningful but adding it to the message body would b
I have a mailing list with users subscribed from two particular domains,
call them nice.com and naughty.com. The security czars are naughty.com
have decided that inbound email with naughty.com in the From address
cannot possibly be legitimate so they silently drop the mail.
The result of this is
On 2/21/06 1:29 PM, "Mark Sapiro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David Andrews wrote:
>
>> I was under the impression, which may be wrong, that when a list
>> subscription was disabled due to bounces, then a period of time
>> passed, without the subscription being renewed by the user, that
>> his/h
Install Thunderbird and tell him it's a code name for a new Outlook beta.
On 2/21/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jonathan Larsen wrote:
>
> >Why is it that in outlook, when I get an email from mail man that it puts;
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of ME [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >Should
David Andrews wrote:
>I was under the impression, which may be wrong, that when a list
>subscription was disabled due to bounces, then a period of time
>passed, without the subscription being renewed by the user, that
>his/her address was automatically removed from the list.
>
>Am I wrong. Thi
I was under the impression, which may be wrong, that when a list
subscription was disabled due to bounces, then a period of time
passed, without the subscription being renewed by the user, that
his/her address was automatically removed from the list.
Am I wrong. This isn't happening with my sy
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Jonathan Larsen wrote:
> Why is it that in outlook, when I get an email from mail man that it puts;
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of ME [EMAIL PROTECTED]
See FAQ 2.3: From field displayed by Microsoft Outlook
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm
Jonathan Larsen wrote:
>Why is it that in outlook, when I get an email from mail man that it puts;
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of ME [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>Shouldn't it just be the listname? Or if this is normal can someone explain
>it to me. I've been left with this duty of figuring out every od
Why is it that in outlook, when I get an email from mail man that it puts;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of ME [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Shouldn't it just be the listname? Or if this is normal can someone explain
it to me. I've been left with this duty of figuring out every odd and end
of mailman to tell
One possible solution may be to create a local user for this purpose,
subscribe it to all your lists, and then add the .forward line
suggested to that user's .forward in that user's home directory.
There may be a better way... or this may not apply to mail2forum at
all. I don't know what it is.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I am using MailMan 2.1.6
OK
>On 2/21/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Whenever a mail arrives, i want to execute a script this is in
>> relation to the integration with mail2forum software. The document
>> says,
>>
>> "
>> Then add the following
Hello, tons of thanks to Mark and Patrick. Any subscriber can receive
emails from mailing list after moderator confirm the messages. Now my
Mailman system works fine. Thanks again.
Sincerely,
lovecreatesbeauty,
lovecreatesbeauty at gmail dot com,
http://www.spaces.msn.com/lovecreatesbeauty/
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I am using MailMan 1.0.1.
>>
I am using MailMan 2.1.6
On 2/21/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am using MailMan 1.0.1.
>
> Whenever a mail arrives, i want to execute a script this is in
> relation to the integration with mail2forum software. The document
> says,
>
> "
>
Hi,
I am using MailMan 1.0.1.
Whenever a mail arrives, i want to execute a script this is in
relation to the integration with mail2forum software. The document
says,
"
Then add the following line to the .forward file of your mailing list's account:
|/path/to/m2f/m2f_import_msgs.sh
"
I am not sur
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