Re: [Mailman-Users] Change of domain for existing mailman list

on 1/19/09 5:21 AM, Grant Robinson [IAIDQ] said: I previously used fo...@domain.org as the email address for my mailman list, set up via Cpanel. FAQ 6.11 in the Mailman FAQ Wiki at explains the problems with cPanel in general. Is it possible to rename the mailm

[Mailman-Users] Mailman doesnt deliver after server migration

Hi all. I recently moved my mailman installation to a new server and now the lists refuse to work. Emails to the lists enter postfix and are delivered to the mailman service but won't be forwarded to the subscribers. I'm pretty sure it must be a permissions problem but I ran several times (as root

[Mailman-Users] Change of domain for existing mailman list

I previously used fo...@domain.org as the email address for my mailman list, set up via Cpanel. So the list is known as forum_domain.org For various reasons I changed the email service of my domain.org to Gmail with the MX records, and now fo...@domain.org does not work with mailman any mor

Re: [Mailman-Users] Preserving S/MIME-Encoded Mail

On 1/19/2009 10:19 PM, Taylor, Grant wrote: I will play with forwarding an S/MIME signed / encrypted message and let you know what my MUAs (of choice) do with the message/rfc822 MIME body part. I just sent my self an S/MIME signed message and then forwarded it as an attachment (message/rfc82

Re: [Mailman-Users] Preserving S/MIME-Encoded Mail

On 01/16/2009 08:40 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote: Note that just sticking the header and footer as additional parts into an original multipart, not_mixed message can't be arbitrarily done. Clearly, if the original is multipart/alternative, this won't work and if it is multipart/signed, it would probab

Re: [Mailman-Users] Preserving S/MIME-Encoded Mail

On 01/16/2009 04:43 PM, Brad Knowles wrote: I don't think it broke the signature, I think what happened is that it hasn't been encapsulated in the correct manner. *nod* At the very least, you can do a message/rfc822 bodypart, and that should guarantee that the signature is not broken, assumin

Re: [Mailman-Users] How to manually get a list of passwords for all members to be sent to the administration

Grant Taylor writes: > Ok... It is my (mis)understanding that this is one of the nice things > about Object Oriented programming languages like Python in such as it is > possible to have a new class inherit a parent's class and then extend > it. I would think that this type of things woul

Re: [Mailman-Users] OT How to manually get a list of passwords for all members to be sent to the administration

Grant Taylor wrote: >Somewhat off topic so skip this email if you want to. And this reply is equally OT >Ok... It is my (mis)understanding that this is one of the nice things >about Object Oriented programming languages like Python in such as it is >possible to have a new class inherit a pa

Re: [Mailman-Users] How to manually get a list of passwords for all members to be sent to the administration

Somewhat off topic so skip this email if you want to. On 01/19/09 15:24, Mark Sapiro wrote: Good point. Unfortunately, the current implementation doesn't lend itself to that. While each tool (admin mass subscribe, bin/add_members and bin/sync_members) that does bulk adds currently uses a commo

Re: [Mailman-Users] How to manually get a list of passwords for all members to be sent to the administration

Grant Taylor wrote: > >I was referring to the ""packing of information that could possibly be >used by both the command line (bin/add_members) and the web interface. >I figured it would be trivial to extend one tool, but would the >extension carry over to another tool. Good point. Unfortunatel

Re: [Mailman-Users] Gathering additional iniformation at signup

From: Hank van Cleef The esteemed Mark Sapiro has said: Walter wrote: I have just started using Mailman and wish to add fields (user title, organization) that must be filled out upon subscription... In other words, this is not a simple change. ... I've given some thought to redoing thin

Re: [Mailman-Users] How to manually get a list of passwordsfor allmembers to be sent to the administration

On 01/19/09 14:35, Mark Sapiro wrote: It is also possible to send a password reminder, so this should not be a surprise. And no, the member passwords are not encrypted, reversibly or otherwise. The list admin and moderator passwords are "irreversibly" encrypted. *nod* This will change in Mail

Re: [Mailman-Users] Gathering additional iniformation at signup

The esteemed Mark Sapiro has said: > > Walter wrote: > > >I have just started using Mailman and wish to add fields (user title, > >organization) that must be filled out upon subscription and available to the > >list moderator for approval. I can easily change the subscription form, > >adding

Re: [Mailman-Users] How to manually get a list of passwordsfor allmembers to be sent to the administration

Grant Taylor wrote: >On 01/19/09 13:07, Mark Sapiro wrote: >> The attached passwd.patch.txt file contains a patch to >> bin/list_members to add a "passwords" option which will display the >> passwords. > >Hum. I take it from the fact that the patched version of >bin/list_members can display pa

Re: [Mailman-Users] How to manually get a list of passwords for allmembers to be sent to the administration

On 01/19/09 13:07, Mark Sapiro wrote: The attached passwd.patch.txt file contains a patch to bin/list_members to add a "passwords" option which will display the passwords. Hum. I take it from the fact that the patched version of bin/list_members can display passwords that the passwords them

Re: [Mailman-Users] How to manually get a list of passwords for allmembers to be sent to the administration

Steve Campbell wrote: >The subject line states the full question, but, > >I'd like to get a list of passwords for all the members to be sent to >the administrator. There are no existing tools to do this. The attached passwd.patch.txt file contains a patch to bin/list_members to add a "password

[Mailman-Users] How to manually get a list of passwords for all members to be sent to the administration

The subject line states the full question, but, I'd like to get a list of passwords for all the members to be sent to the administrator. I usually mass subscribe them in the form Common name so I don't have the option to insert the password and don't know them. At least I'm not aware of how