Bradley Cummins, Member Manager writes:
> You'll see in the two postings below which were taken from the smtp log
> that a member was dropped in the second posting. I also looked through
> the maillog, and found the same result there. One email address was
> left off of the list serve rec
This worked. I was able to find where it was being written to, which was
/etc/mailman/aliases when I was expecting it to be in
/var/lib/mailman/data. All I have to do is point postfix to this
directory and all will be well.
Thanks!
-Original Message-
From: Scott Race [mailto:sc...@916ne
Newlist doesn't report any errors. As far as I can tell postfix sees the
/var/lib/mailman/data/aliases.db just fine but when I add a new list the
newlist command does not write the new aliases to the aliases file nor
does it update the aliases.db file.
Ownership is set to mailman:mailman with g
After six months of positive results, I could use some help trying to
figure out why Mailman seems to be producing inconsistent results.
You'll see in the two postings below which were taken from the smtp log
that a member was dropped in the second posting. I also looked through
the maillog,
Mark Ratcliff wrote:
>
>Newlist doesn't report any errors.
If newlist doesn't report an error, and you have as you said MTA =
'Postfix' in mm_cfg.py, then newlist must be updating some aliases
file.
>As far as I can tell postfix sees the
>/var/lib/mailman/data/aliases.db just fine but when I a
Bernie Cosell wrote:
>How can I figure out *WHY* a particular user's email is bouncing? A
>member on one list, with whom I've exchanged email without a problem [and
>who successfully received the "Your membership in the mailing list has
>been disabled due to excessive bounces" messages [which
How can I figure out *WHY* a particular user's email is bouncing? A
member on one list, with whom I've exchanged email without a problem [and
who successfully received the "Your membership in the mailing list has
been disabled due to excessive bounces" messages [which, of course,
didn't bounc
