I'm using Mailman 2.1.11 with Postfix 2.5.6 on FreeBSD 7.1. Each
month (roughly since upgrading from 2.1.10), I've been getting all of
the monthly password reminder bounce messages in my own inbox. I've
set VERP_PASSWORD_REMINDERS = Yes in mm_cfg.py, and confirmed that the
bounces are com
Dear list developers,
A crash happened when a subscriber attempted to change his address with 'Apply
Globaly' check box set.
His subscriptions before the crash was:
List1: o...@address.com
List2: n...@address.com
The crash happened the moment he attempted to confirm the change on the given
web
Tim Ferguson wrote:
>I've just set up our first Mailman and when trying to create a new mailing
>list, other than the initial list, I'm receiving the message: Error: You are
>not authorized to create new mailing lists
>I'm stumped as the only password I've entered so far is the site
>administra
Jason Dixon wrote:
>
>So if I load http://www.dixongroup.net/mailman/admin/, it gives me
>results for lists on 127.0.0.1 instead of the hostname. But all of the
>lists themselves work fine. And list_lists reports everything correctly
>as you'd expect.
>
>Has anyone overcome this? Obviously, the
Thanks Mark for pointing me in the right direction, I'll see what I
can manage. :)
Vish
On 31 Jan 2009, at 15:56, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Vish Vishvanath wrote:
Running my second install of Mailman, going well, v 2.1.11 on BSD
7.0,
and wondering how to add custom key into welcome messages.
I've just set up our first Mailman and when trying to create a new mailing
list, other than the initial list, I'm receiving the message: Error: You are
not authorized to create new mailing lists
I'm stumped as the only password I've entered so far is the site
administrator's password. Any ideas
To help Mailman work within the default OpenBSD httpd chroot, I have
requests for /mailman/ doing a ProxyPass to apache2 running on
localhost. This works great for everything except url's like /admin/
and /listinfo/. Everything below this works fine (e.g. /admin/foo).
So if I load http://www.dix