At 9:12 PM +0200 2006-05-06, alan wrote:
> First, what is MUA? (Sorry, but I'm quite new in using mailing lists.)
MUA = Mail User Agent
Typical MUAs are Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express,
Thunderbird, Eudora, etc In your case, based on the headers
included in the messa
First, what is MUA? (Sorry, but I'm quite new in using mailing lists.)
Second, the reason I'm bothering you all with this is to avoid sending big
attachments back to the user and save him the trouble of seing mail again,
as you said. But I have no trouble sending him the indication of reposting.
N
> Anyone presently, and successfully, running a Mailman 2.1.7/8 setup with
> an MTA that supports DomainKeys?
>
> private email is fine if you wish to keep it off list.
>
> -Jim P.
>
No please keep it on list. This is a very interesting question and I am
curious myself.
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On 5/5/06, Christopher Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> admin(17094): File "/lists/Mailman/MailList.py", line 392, in InitVars
> admin(17094): self.nonmember_rejection_notice = mm.cfg.DEFAULT_NONMEMBER
> _REJECTION_NOTICE
> admin(17094): NameError: global name 'mm' is not defined
This shou
On 5/5/06, Barry Finkel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am not sure what I did incorrectly when I configured mailman.
Check your 'DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN' in your mm_cfg.py.
It should look like:
'http://%s/cgi-bin/mailman'
Your's is probably missing the /cgi-bin.
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- Patrick Bogen
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At 8:24 AM +0200 2006-05-06, Amardeo Sarma wrote:
> with some UNIX FreeBSD VPS versions, I have had problems with mail
> delivery for moderately large lists (~300). Apparently the problem is
> that the maximum number of processes for some systems are limited (e.g.
> to 75). Is there any Mailma
