Prequalification: This may not work for everyone. What I suspected is
that something in the mailman config was corrupted, or when the server
backups were restored, something was configured for the old server,
and was therefore different with the new one. However, I noticed in
my research on this
Brad Knowles writes:
> At 3:31 PM -0700 2006-09-06, Nerses Ohanyan wrote:
>
> > I have a python script that can process an ascii text file, but I want
> > to run this script for one of my mailing lists, so that it processes
> > the e-mail message (the script populates my database). Where
Brad Knowles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:At 6:45 AM -0700 2006-09-06, Jack
Stone wrote:
> Being a nuB to Mailman (but old hand with majordomo), I have noted that if
> a message is being processed out to one of the large customer announcement
> lists (10,000+) that it seems the separate discussi
Thanks. I looked at the archives, but so far I'm not seeing anything
particularly useful. Does anyone know what exactly is being passed to
my handler? does anyone know where msg, mlist and msgdata are defined
(or the appropriate variables) ? Not even sure I'm making sense.
I'll keep digging a
At 8:48 PM -0400 2006-09-06, myzmailbox wrote:
> Does anyone know if I can change the default behavior of the -admin
> address so that messages sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] are
> actually sent to the administrators and NOT bounced?
I'm not sure, but that might be an old address format that was us
At 3:31 PM -0700 2006-09-06, Nerses Ohanyan wrote:
> I have a python script that can process an ascii text file, but I want
> to run this script for one of my mailing lists, so that it processes
> the e-mail message (the script populates my database). Where can I
> find help with details abou
At 11:21 AM -0700 2006-09-06, Dragon wrote:
> The site-wide templates for each language are located on my system in
> the directory /usr/local/mailman/templates/
That's the location for the as-shipped default templates, which will
get over-written on the next re-install.
> These would not ha
At 1:08 PM -0400 2006-09-06, Jason Cavener wrote:
>> Mailman ver : 2.1.7
>> Install method : CPANEL "create mailing list" (hosting service)
>> Server OS : Linux Kernel version 2.6.17.6hg
>> MTA : sendmail
See FAQs 1.32 and 6.11, respectively.
>> With 10 members on a list that processes smal
At 10:39 AM -0500 2006-09-06, David Dyer-Bennet wrote:
> I didn't even know there *were* list-specific versions of that; could
> you tell me where they end up if they're created?
The list specific stuff would be under the /usr/local/mailman/lists
directory. So, for example, it might be
/usr/
At 6:45 AM -0700 2006-09-06, Jack Stone wrote:
> Being a nuB to Mailman (but old hand with majordomo), I have noted that if
> a message is being processed out to one of the large customer announcement
> lists (10,000+) that it seems the separate discussion lists' deliveries
> slow down substa
At 12:24 PM +0200 2006-09-06, Suuuper wrote:
> If an email is sent to a mailing list, the filter instead of archiving it
> in each user's maildir, archives in a directory that calls
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
This sounds to me like a pure postfix issue, having to do with the
way your filter is imp
I couldn't find this in the archives, sorry if this has been asked &
answered...
Does anyone know if I can change the default behavior of the -admin
address so that messages sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] are
actually sent to the administrators and NOT bounced?
If not, is there another list addr
I will like to activate my account...thanks
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I have a python script that can process an ascii text file, but I want
to run this script for one of my mailing lists, so that it processes
the e-mail message (the script populates my database). Where can I
find help with details about writing python scripts to be inserted in
a mailing list pipeli
Ken Winter did speak thusly:
>Thanks for the responses on copying customized HTML files.
You are welcome and I am surprised that this has not been discussed before.
This is something that really deserves a FAQ entry. If I have time
later to do so, I may work one up. If not, and somebody else has
Thanks for the responses on copying customized HTML files.
Dragon was right about the location of customized files:
/usr/local/mailman/lists///. Alas, I don't have the
permissions to write to those dirs, so it's back to cut-and-paste on the web
site.
Some other comments are inserted below.
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> Mailman ver : 2.1.7
> Install method : CPANEL "create mailing list" (hosting service)
> Server OS : Linux Kernel version 2.6.17.6hg
> MTA : sendmail
>
> With 10 members on a list that processes small text messages, it is
> taking many days for recipients to receive email. Started happening a
On 9/6/06, Brad Knowles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The templates are stored in the filesystem, in a variety of different
> places depending on whether you're talking about the standard
> as-shipped language dependent versions, the standard as-shipped
> language independent versions, the site-wid
Folks:
Being a nuB to Mailman (but old hand with majordomo), I have noted that if a
message is being processed out to one of the large customer announcement lists
(10,000+) that it seems the separate discussion lists' deliveries slow down
substanially -- from minutes to hours! One member repor
OK, here is an interesting one. I recently moved all the lists and my
perl admin interface (for other things, not mailman list admin) to a new
server. Both independantly seem to be running fine, but they seem to
refuse to interface. If I try and do a newlist from my program, I get
the mail,
Hi all,
I'm having troubles in making a content_filter for postfix for mail
archiving.
My filter works like this:
- Postfix passes the mail in pipe
- The mail is saved on a spool directory
- The script parses all parameters (sender and recipient)
- The mail is saved in a directory (e.g. /var/foo/u
Brad Knowles writes:
> At 2:30 PM +0900 2006-09-06, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The templates are stored in the filesystem, in a variety of different
> places depending on [all kinds o' things].
>
> How you would pick and choose which specific templates are to be
> considered as part
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