Using this URL for a list in pipermail:
http://chez-vrolet.net/pipermail/makebelieve/
...I get a 404. My archives are going *somewhere*, I just don't know
where - can somebody point me to where they live?
Noting that I'm running Debian 3.1.
-Dennis Carr
Wow! thank you Richard. Apologies for the top post, but I didn't quite
know where to jump-in on your comments, and I didn't want to truncate
any of them either. Thank you for the detailed info.
My issue is that the Mailman host is quite busy processing in/outbound
email and providing Mailman
On 4 Jun 2006, at 06:41, Jim Popovitch wrote:
> I would like to move the pipermail archives to a different host
> then the
> main Mailman system. Specifically for better archive searching
> performance with htdig. Is this possible?
>
> -Jim P.
How you approach this depends on what you percei
Jim Popovitch wrote:
>I would like to move the pipermail archives to a different host then the
>main Mailman system. Specifically for better archive searching
>performance with htdig. Is this possible?
You have basically two issues. One is getting the archived messages
onto the other host, a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi. I am trying to set my list up so that the senders address appears
>in the header. Ideally, the list users should see who sent the email.
>The reply should still direct the message back to the list, but like I
>said, the user can see who sent the message as well. Any h
Hi. I am trying to set my list up so that the senders address appears
in the header. Ideally, the list users should see who sent the email.
The reply should still direct the message back to the list, but like I
said, the user can see who sent the message as well. Any help would be
appreciated. Than
