Mark Sapiro sent the message below at 06:08 PM 1/19/2007:
>Kelly Jones wrote:
>
> >One of my users added this as a spam filter:
> >
> >^x-spam-flag:.*yes
> >
> >(all lower case since spamfilter regexps are case-insensitive--
> >hyphens not backslashed by accident),
>
>
>It doesn't matter. '-' has n
The esteemed Mark Sapiro has said:
>
> Hank van Cleef wrote:
> >
> >Running with Firefox, I cleared the cache and all cookies, then retested
> >as a user, going from the listinfo page. This URL is:
> >http://www.mercedeslist.com/mailman/listinfo/mercedes
> >
> >The archives page is:
> >http://ww
Kelly Jones wrote:
>
>Thanks, Mark. I'm pretty sure there was a newline after the regexp.
>
>In fact, I dumped the config before we wiped out the filter:
>
>header_filter_rules = [('^x-spam-flag:.*yes\r\n\r\n', 3, False)]
>
>That second "\r\n" shouldn't be there, should it? Ouch!
That's correct.
Hank van Cleef wrote:
>
>Running with Firefox, I cleared the cache and all cookies, then retested
>as a user, going from the listinfo page. This URL is:
>http://www.mercedeslist.com/mailman/listinfo/mercedes
>
>The archives page is:
>http://www.mercedeslist.com/mailman/private/mercedes/
Right,
I just succeeded in blowing away my spooled mail, so no longer have
what was in this thread (yes, I can look at the mailman-users archives).
Thankyew Thunderbird, which linked to my local spool instead of the
external one it was supposed to.
Getting back to the salient points:
If the htdig acc
On 1/19/07, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I haven't looked at this to see if it is actually a possible cause, but
> the regexp box in header_filter_rules is a list of regexps one per
> line. If it contains an empty line or a 'blank' line, that might be a
> regexp that will match anythi
Kelly Jones wrote:
>One of my users added this as a spam filter:
>
>^x-spam-flag:.*yes
>
>(all lower case since spamfilter regexps are case-insensitive--
>hyphens not backslashed by accident),
It doesn't matter. '-' has no special meaning.
>and the list started dropping
>ALL emails. Why?
>
>We
Kelly Jones wrote:
>
>Can I site configure Mailman to preserve all auto-discarded messages
>in a location where only I can see them? That way I can tell my users
>they're stupid, but still give them the messages they lost (the best
>of both worlds!).
Only by modifying code - most obviously the do
One of my users added this as a spam filter:
^x-spam-flag:.*yes
(all lower case since spamfilter regexps are case-insensitive--
hyphens not backslashed by accident), and the list started dropping
ALL emails. Why?
We're running SpamAssassin on another box (mail gets forwarded to the
"mailman box"
I administer a Mailman site with many user-owned mailing lists.
Users sometimes setup poor auto-discard rules (+ "do not forward
auto-discards", of course) and lose important messages to mailing lists.
Can I site configure Mailman to preserve all auto-discarded messages
in a location where only I
Hank van Cleef wrote:
>The esteemed Mark Sapiro has said:
>>
>>
>> But was the archive 'private' or 'public' (admin Archiving options)
>> before the problem started?
>>
>We're going back to Jan. 11 (when this started), and I'm trying to
>remember what I changed then. I suspect that I ran check
The esteemed Mark Sapiro has said:
>
>
> But was the archive 'private' or 'public' (admin Archiving options)
> before the problem started?
>
We're going back to Jan. 11 (when this started), and I'm trying to
remember what I changed then. I suspect that I ran check_perms around
then an fixed wha
Hank van Cleef wrote:
>The esteemed Mark Sapiro has said:
>>
>> Did you change the archive from public to private? Do you have to enter
>> the password each time (not normal) or only once (normal for a private
>> archive)?
>>
>I used bin/arch to build the archives from the mbox file, all in the
Hank van Cleef wrote:
>
>I rebuilt the archives from the list mbox file a couple of weeks ago,
>and htdig would search on it, deliver pages, and they could be viewed.
>
>This week (several days later), to view a post requires entering
>a password before viewing.
Did you change the archive from p
I have mailman 2.1.9 with the htdig patch installed. Set up to do local
search.
I rebuilt the archives from the list mbox file a couple of weeks ago,
and htdig would search on it, deliver pages, and they could be viewed.
This week (several days later), to view a post requires entering
a pas
Never mind, I just read Mark's post on this subject re editing the
config file. Sorry for the noise
Dan MacNeil wrote:
> I've often found reading the help for all the options in the admin
> interface to be helpful.
>
>
> > - discard mails of non-members, regardless whether they match the
>
I've often found reading the help for all the options in the admin
interface to be helpful.
> - discard mails of non-members, regardless whether they match the
> filters or not
From the admin interface:
Privacy Options
--> Sender Filters
-->generic_nonmember_action : discard
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