Ivan Van Laningham wrote:
>
> I think something else is going on, besides just the only line
> ending. I'm using two versions of T-Bird, 1.5 and 2.0 something, and
> both display the message concerned the same way, all crammed together on
> a single line. I think there must be some encoding
Chuck Puckett wrote:
>
>In any case: filter_content is already set to No. pass_mime_types has
>multipart/mixed, /alternative and text/plain. Instructions say "Leave this
>field blank to skip this filter test", which might lead one to blank out the
>field. But I suspect this is default, yes? I've ce
Mark,
Hmmm. Not sure that Content Filtering is the obvious place, at least for me.
I tend to separate (in my mind) content from format. And never been to that
particular page before, so didn't really think about it.
In any case: filter_content is already set to No. pass_mime_types has
multipart/m
Chuck Puckett wrote:
>When I send a message to my Mailman lists (for which I'm a member), I get
>the original formatted message. (I put pictures and dress it up: it's
>announcing theatre events, good to spice it up).
>
>
>
>Some (all?) of my membership apparently have the formatting stripped, and
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Alberto V. I. wrote:
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> I create mailman list and then I receive the notificacion to admin
> email, then I create anyother list without problems, beeing notified by
> mailman, but I cannot receive mails to list, If I send any mail to list,
> I obtain
When I send a message to my Mailman lists (for which I'm a member), I get
the original formatted message. (I put pictures and dress it up: it's
announcing theatre events, good to spice it up).
Some (all?) of my membership apparently have the formatting stripped, and
just get plain text. Does ma
Barry Finkel wrote:
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>"Stephen J. Turnbull" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> replied:
>
>>Can you post a copy of the "raw" header as received by Mailman and as
>>sent by Mailman?
>
>I am not sure I have this information. What I see (and posted) from
>the list .mbox file - is that what was received by Mailman
Pat Riehecky wrote:
>I know that this falls under the withlist command, but I am not really
>python savvy so
>
>How exactly would I go about deleting the archives for about 15 lists
>and setting their archive attributes to off?
Actually, withlist is not the best tool for this. It is most eas
Barry Finkel writes:
> > I am running Mailman 2.1.9. I have a list where one posting has a
> > "Subject:" line:
> >
> > Change in Procedure for Computers on list with possible Antivirus
> > Problems
> >
> > The next posting in the thread has:
> >
> > Change in Procedure for Compute
I know that this falls under the withlist command, but I am not really
python savvy so
How exactly would I go about deleting the archives for about 15 lists
and setting their archive attributes to off?
Pat
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On 6/28/07, Ben Ostrowsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I didn't know any other way to do this, so I wrote a script. Hope it's
> not politically incorrect around here to have used Perl. ;)
It's probably more correctly done with a withlist script (which would
by python), for what it's worth.
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I didn't know any other way to do this, so I wrote a script. Hope it's
not politically incorrect around here to have used Perl. ;)
Share and enjoy!
Ben
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# Change all Mailman email addresses from one domain to another.
# Example: change_subscriber_domain tblc.lib.fl.us tblc.o
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On Jun 28, 2007, at 5:45 AM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> Mark Sapiro writes:
>
>> Implementation of a custom handler to take action on a message
>> based on
>> pattern matches on the message body would not be difficult, but I
>> don't know if anyon
Mark Sapiro writes:
> Implementation of a custom handler to take action on a message based on
> pattern matches on the message body would not be difficult, but I
> don't know if anyone has done it.
If you need something that's somewhat automatically extensible, the
SpamBayes package is written
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