Re: [Mailman-Users] Connecting Mailman to a Web Page

Steve Lund wrote: > >Next stupid question... Are all of these Mailman variables and uses >documented in one place somewhere or is it best to just reverse engineer an >example web page that has the functionality that you need? I'm sorry to say there is little or no documentation at this level ou

Re: [Mailman-Users] Connecting Mailman to a Web Page

Mark, Thanks for the pointer it does look pretty easy. Next stupid question... Are all of these Mailman variables and uses documented in one place somewhere or is it best to just reverse engineer an example web page that has the functionality that you need? Thanks, Steve At 08:32 AM 11/

Re: [Mailman-Users] Digest always in MIME

Matthieu HUTIN wrote: > >What I still don't explain is that it looks like the Admin interface was >displaying good setting, but the "real" file where is stored the information >was not updated correctly (until it worked by magic !..) If you have GNU Mailman installed from source or from someones

Re: [Mailman-Users] Connecting Mailman to a Web Page

I am currently doing volunteer work for a small non-profit organization. Our web site host (RTPnet.org) also offers Mailman e- mail lists as part of the hosting package. Therefore we don't have server access to Mailman other than as a user with lists setup. The organization has a "chat" Mail

Re: [Mailman-Users] Digest always in MIME

Matthieu HUTIN wrote: Do you kow where the plain text option is stored to check it if it happens again in the future ? Sorry, I'm not a developer, so I don't know the internals of Mailman. Mark or one of the other developers might be able to answer that question. Once agin thank you for y

Re: [Mailman-Users] Digest always in MIME

02/11/08 14:57 : « Mark Sapiro » a écrit : >>> I can't get my digests to be sended in other than MIME although Plain Text >>> is selected. Any way to get this solved ? I have access to the server if any >>> CLI need to be used. I'm running 2.1.11 >> >> Check the messages in the digest, as well as

Re: [Mailman-Users] Digest always in MIME

02/11/08 08:56 : « Brad Knowles » a écrit : > If you want to send me a complete, unredacted copy of the message in > question (with all headers intact), I'll be glad to take a look at it > for you and see if I can spot anything obvious. Alternatively, if you > like I can subscribe to your "liste"

Re: [Mailman-Users] Connecting Mailman to a Web Page

Steve Lund wrote: > >Can any of you offer suggestions or point to resources of how to do this >from a web page? There doesn't seem to be any info or pointers to resources >on the Mailman site as to how to do this. See the FAQ at . -- Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [Mailman-Users] Connecting Mailman to a Web Page

Steve Lund wrote: Can any of you offer suggestions or point to resources of how to do this from a web page? There doesn't seem to be any info or pointers to resources on the Mailman site as to how to do this. Mailman has a built-in web interface. This web interface allows users to sign them

Re: [Mailman-Users] Problems with Mailman/Exim4 mailinglists for certain senders

Brad Knowles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Nicolas Neuss wrote: > > ... > > Sounds to me like your aliases aren't set up properly. > > What do you actually get in your log files on your machine? Check both > your Exim logs and your Mailman logs. > > Without this kind of information, you're flying

[Mailman-Users] Connecting Mailman to a Web Page

Mailman Gurus, I am currently doing volunteer work for a small non-profit organization. Our web site host (RTPnet.org) also offers Mailman e-mail lists as part of the hosting package. Therefore we don't have server access to Mailman other than as a user with lists setup. The organization has