* Mark Sapiro :
> On 2/21/2010 2:15 AM, Stefan Foerster wrote:
> >
> > Bad news. I was not able to reproduce the problem on a VM, using
> > backups from the day the problem first occured. And worse, this night,
> > while I slept a troubled, disturbed sleep, dreaming of SMTP dialogues,
> > the list
Mark-san,
Thank you very much for your response.
I got better understanding on what the non-list-member is.
Best Regards,
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Masaharu Kawada wrote:
One thing to make sure, do you mean that a non-list-member is the
mailman user?
Yes and no. The sender of the post is
Hung Phan wrote:
>
>Here is the vette log for the most recent 3 days
>
>Mar 07 00:44:22 2010 (2371) Message discarded, msgid: n/a
>Mar 07 02:11:49 2010 (2371) Message discarded, msgid: n/a
>Mar 07 02:23:29 2010 (2371) Message discarded, msgid: n/a
>Mar 07 07:42:36 2010 (2371) Message discarded, msg
Thank you, Mark
Here is the vette log for the most recent 3 days
Mar 07 00:44:22 2010 (2371) Message discarded, msgid: n/a
Mar 07 02:11:49 2010 (2371) Message discarded, msgid: n/a
Mar 07 02:23:29 2010 (2371) Message discarded, msgid: n/a
Mar 07 07:42:36 2010 (2371) Message discarded, msgid: n/a
Anne Anderson wrote:
>
>We have a mystery going on here at Westmont College... the admin for one of
>our lists rejected a message sent by a student, and when the student replied
>in some way to the rejection notice, the message that was being held got
>sent out.
>
>This has happened twice now (with
Con Wieland wrote:
>
>I'm a little out of my realm here. I have a greek list that is
>experiencing the following issue:
>
>some text in UTF-8 when it is in digest - or maybe any format. Also,
>some web addresses are now in non-latin characters. Any advice for
>how to deal with this problem?
Hello, Mailman experts!
Hello, Mailman experts!
We have a mystery going on here at Westmont College... the admin for one of
our lists rejected a message sent by a student, and when the student replied
in some way to the rejection notice, the message that was being held got
sent out.
This has hap
Jason Kania wrote:
>
>If I navigate to the URL http://www.mydomain.com/mailman/listinfo, I get a
>complete list of lists.
>
>However, if I navigate to http://list.mydomain.com/mailman/listinfo, the
>output indicates that there are no lists on the server. This domain is a
>virtual server in Apach
Hello all,
I'm a little out of my realm here. I have a greek list that is
experiencing the following issue:
some text in UTF-8 when it is in digest - or maybe any format. Also,
some web addresses are now in non-latin characters. Any advice for
how to deal with this problem? I know when
Hello,
I have spent the better part of the evening searching for an answer but to no
avail. The problem that I am having is in trying to set the URL for the main
CGI executables after a server move.
If I navigate to the URL http://www.mydomain.com/mailman/listinfo, I get a
complete list of lis
Masaharu Kawada wrote:
>
>One thing to make sure, do you mean that a non-list-member is the
>mailman user?
Yes and no. The sender of the post is not a member of the list. Mailman
looks at more than one thing when determining if the sender is a
member. In this case, what Mailman looks at is the F
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