[EMAIL PROTECTED], 11:48 AM (-0800) Monday, February 27, 2006:
> I noticed in the documentation that the 3.2 version of htdig is not
> supported by the patches for using htdig with mailman. I've tried rolling
> it back to version 3.1.6 but am having difficulty getting it to install so
> it look
Allan Hansen wrote:
>
>I'm starting with an empty list called Test and a file, Long,
>with a subscriber (me) in long format, and another file, Short,
>with a subscriber (me) in short format:
>
>// Empty list
>$/usr/share/mailman/bin/list_members -f Test
>
>
>// The files Long and Short
>$cat Long
>
At 8:13 -0800 2/27/06, Mark Sapiro wrote:
>Allan Hansen wrote:
>>
>>add_members -r
>>crashes with a traceback when given a file in the above format.
>>
>>The crash appears to happen in OldStyleMemberships.py
>>add_members appears to strip all whitespace from the file.
>
>Please provide a trac
On Mon, 2006-02-27 at 13:48, Dragon wrote:
> Sadly, what you want does not exist, which is why you can't find it.
> Mailman does not have any sort of built-in webmail capability.
Thanks for the unfortunate reply :-)
I realize that MM doesn't contain such a thing, I was hoping someone
would kno
Tom Jennings sent the message below at 13:22 2/27/2006:
>Generic "webmail" bolted to a single Mailman list, on the host machine,
>authenticating from MM's cleartext password, would be perfect. Only
>read, reply, post, search are needed; delete, save, other
>mailbox-management tools are not needed.
Hello MR/MRS/MS. ALL ,
I'm converting an old, crufty, proprietary, long-lived mailinglist to
Mailman. Mailman doesn't provide one nifty feature this old (practically
security-free) package does: a web interface to list contents (reply and
post, as well as read).
(Many users do no
On 2/27/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> As with most volunteer based projects, "when it's ready". I know that's
> not a satisfactory answer, but with a project of this nature that's
> anything farther out than 'imminent', that's the best we can do. Any
> attempt to be more precise is
Two things you can do with Mailman though, depending on your version of
mailman:
1. if you don't need to allow non-members to post to the list, you can
set the default action for non-member posts to "discard"
2. set up something like SpamAssassin, and then set up filters based on
the SpamAssas
I would suggest;
1) Sendmail ~ has settings to filter spam like if the domain (DNS
lookup) does not exist, reject it. Other smtp/mta applications have
similar settings. Do a google, for these things, there is lots of info.
2) The single most effective anti-spam system I have seen is grey
listing,
Dragon wrote:
>
>What is the expected time frame for release of Mailman 3?
As with most volunteer based projects, "when it's ready". I know that's
not a satisfactory answer, but with a project of this nature that's
anything farther out than 'imminent', that's the best we can do. Any
attempt to be
Mark Sapiro sent the message below at 09:17 2/27/2006:
>Dragon wrote:
> >
> >Is there any way to get this patch to work with the 3.2 version of htdig?
> >Is there any plan to support this in the future?
>
>I can't speak to plans for modifying Richard Barrett's patches, but
>integrating archive sear
Dragon wrote:
>
>Is there any way to get this patch to work with the 3.2 version of htdig?
>Is there any plan to support this in the future?
I can't speak to plans for modifying Richard Barrett's patches, but
integrating archive search is definitely on the list for Mailman 3.
--
Mark Sapiro <[E
I've spent a lot of time over the last few days trying to make htdig work
with my installation of mailman 2.1.5. I installed the patches and rebuilt
everything, set up the configuration, rebuilt my archives using arch and
everything seemed (mostly) fine until I tried to index the archive and do
Patrick Bogen wrote:
>
>If I knew what the second part was, I'd offer a script to do so. As a
>stopgap, you can get just a list of addresses by:
>
>cat | cut -d'<' -f 2 | cut -d'>' -f 1
And you could also just omit the '-f' option from the original
list_members command. :-)
--
Mark Sapiro <[EMA
Allan Hansen wrote:
>The help for the command does not indicate a way to input names, and
>the Python code itself appears to actively reject the notion.
The code is not trying to reject 'names'. The 'name ' format
produced by list_members should work for add_members. Actually, any of
the formats
Allan Hansen wrote:
>
>add_members -r
>crashes with a traceback when given a file in the above format.
>
>The crash appears to happen in OldStyleMemberships.py
>add_members appears to strip all whitespace from the file.
Please provide a traceback for analysis. (Note that despite the perhaps
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Apostolis Papayanakis wrote:
>> I have trouble upgrading an old installation of mailman-2.0.8 into
>> mailman-2.1.7 (Gentoo Linux with Python 2.4.2).
>> While installing the new version on top of the old, the "update" utility is
>> invoked, but then it fails with
>> "Attribut
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