Keith Jarvis writes:
> I'm part of a small nonprofit running Mailman version 2.1.9 and we have
> consistently found that most of our subscribers receive the footers where
> the opt out language is as .txt attachments and therefore do not know how to
> opt out.
Sounds like most of your subscri
Keith Jarvis wrote:
>
>I'm part of a small nonprofit running Mailman version 2.1.9 and we have
>consistently found that most of our subscribers receive the footers where
>the opt out language is as .txt attachments and therefore do not know how to
>opt out.
[...]
>Is it fixed in current versions?
Dylan L Evans wrote:
>I am fairly new to both email and list administration. I inherited a
>domino environment and a majordomo listserv. I am in the process of
>migrating the lists to a new mailman server running on redhat and am
>experiencing the same relaying issue. Messages are routing t
Eric Parker wrote:
>
>Is there a setting I could make make to only accept mail to a maillist that
>comes from the maillist owner?
>
>I was thinking I could set all list members moderation bit to on and set
>'discard posts from moderated members'. Is this the only way, and/or the best
>way to acc
Verwaltung wrote:
we want to sponsor 500 $ for the further development of your excellent
GNU Mailman Project.
Is it possible that we will appear as a sponsor (directed donation
program) on the URL http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/index.html below
"Thanks go out to:" with a link to our agenc
Christopher C. Wright wrote:
>
>In short, any time someone sends a non purely-text/plain email through
>our Mailman lists, Outlook decides the footer (detailing the list name
>and the like) is an attachment, and so presents it as such to the user.
>I understand this is purely an Outlook problem (s
Anne Anderson wrote:
>
>After a spammer targeted about 80 of our lists, I deleted the held messages
>by physically removing the files at the command line. However, every day at
>8 AM I still get the emailed notifications that a message is being held.
>Evidently something in Mailman still thinks th
Dear GNU Mailman - Team,
we want to sponsor 500 $ for the further development of your excellent
GNU Mailman Project.
Is it possible that we will appear as a sponsor (directed donation
program) on the URL http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/index.html below
"Thanks go out to:" with a link to ou
Hello
I'm part of a small nonprofit running Mailman version 2.1.9 and we have
consistently found that most of our subscribers receive the footers where
the opt out language is as .txt attachments and therefore do not know how to
opt out.
I searched the help/support forums to find that this
Dear Stephen, Mark !
Thank you for your reply.
I don't know why the gmail/yahoo mail server indicate my server is spam
although my customers want to receive my post from the list.
I check my qmail settings and see that my DNS, rDNS are Ok.
I am configuring concurrencyremote is
I am fairly new to both email and list administration. I inherited a
domino environment and a majordomo listserv. I am in the process of
migrating the lists to a new mailman server running on redhat and am
experiencing the same relaying issue. Messages are routing to everyone
in the domino
> Nor do we, and it's likely they won't tell you because they consider
> such information to be proprietary and of potential use to spammers.
A way around these problems may be to use your ISP's mail-relay, rather
than delivering directly. Or use a third-party mailer, such as fastmail.fm.
Usu
I'm running Mailman version 2.1.9
Is there a setting I could make make to only accept mail to a maillist that
comes from the maillist owner?
I was thinking I could set all list members moderation bit to on and set
'discard posts from moderated members'. Is this the only way, and/or the best
w
I've done some reading through this and other mailing lists, but I can't
find anything relating to this topic past 2004; if there is something
more current, please forgive me.
In short, any time someone sends a non purely-text/plain email through
our Mailman lists, Outlook decides the footer (deta
Hello!
After a spammer targeted about 80 of our lists, I deleted the held messages
by physically removing the files at the command line. However, every day at
8 AM I still get the emailed notifications that a message is being held.
Evidently something in Mailman still thinks those messages are th
On Fri, Sep 04, 2009 at 09:02:58AM -0500, Barry Finkel wrote:
> Our cyber security group sent me notice of a vulnerability in
> a Mailman web page:
>
> Web Application Potentially Sensitive CGI Parameter Detection
This almost certainly is from a Nessus scan - see:
http://www.nessus.org/p
Barry Finkel wrote:
>Our cyber security group sent me notice of a vulnerability in
>a Mailman web page:
>
> Web Application Potentially Sensitive CGI Parameter Detection
>
>I think it is the URL:
>
> mailman/create
Googling '"Web Application Potentially Sensitive CGI Parameter
Detection"
Andrei wrote:
>Two quick questions:
>
>Is it possible to copy list preferences from one list to another?
Use bin/config_list -o to write the settings from one list to a file,
edit out the list specific settings which don't apply to the other
list. Some candidates are real_name, owner, moderator,
On Fri, Sep 04, 2009 at 09:02:58AM -0500, Barry Finkel wrote:
> mailman/create
>
> As I do not use that web page to create a new Mailman list, I want to
> disable that page. Is there an easy way to do it in Mailman, or do I
By default, I don't ScriptAlias it ('create') in the first place.
Two quick questions:
Is it possible to copy list preferences from one list to another?
Is it possible to create a regex in mailman that would accept emails
from all domain members even if they are not members of a list?
For example, I have compla...@lists.host.com list with three members.
I would
Our cyber security group sent me notice of a vulnerability in
a Mailman web page:
Web Application Potentially Sensitive CGI Parameter Detection
I think it is the URL:
mailman/create
As I do not use that web page to create a new Mailman list, I want to
disable that page. Is there an e
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