Artabase wrote:
>
>I searched archives and checked faq but couldn't find this, apologies if
>I'm keyword 'tarded this morning.
>
>Is it possible to strip the Sender Signature?
What is the sender signature?
>Our lists are subscribed to some other lists, and we're having problems
>with members un
Michael Belanger wrote:
>I have recently set up Mailman version 2.1.13. Everything works as
>expected except for the email form I use on my website to unsubscribe
>folks.
>
>It takes and email address submission and composes an email to
>listname-requ...@listserv.mydomain.org with body of:
>
Wynand Louw wrote:
>
>How can I know if the mail is send to all the users, because I have my one
>email address on the list but does not receive the mail that I send to the
>list.
Unless you have "not metoo" checked in your entry in the admin
Membership Management... -> Membership List pages, yo
Hi All
I searched archives and checked faq but couldn't find this, apologies if
I'm keyword 'tarded this morning.
Is it possible to strip the Sender Signature?
Our lists are subscribed to some other lists, and we're having problems
with members unsubscribing us from those lists instead of unsubb
Folks,
I have recently set up Mailman version 2.1.13. Everything works as
expected except for the email form I use on my website to unsubscribe
folks.
It takes and email address submission and composes an email to
listname-requ...@listserv.mydomain.org with body of:
unsubscribe address=subm
Hi
I am fairly new to mailman, and have a weekly newsletter that I send out.
How can I know if the mail is send to all the users, because I have my one
email address on the list but does not receive the mail that I send to the
list.
Thanks
Wynand Louw
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Dennis Carr wrote:
>
>OK, here's what I found:
>
>Mar 12 10:08:11 2010 (31200) delivery to xell...@slayers.org failed
>with code 45 0: 4.1.2 : Recipient address
>rejected: Domain not found
>
>I've found similar messages with x...@fanfic.net at the end. Certainly
>mailman should be running these as
>OK, here's what I found:
>
>Mar 12 10:08:11 2010 (31200) delivery to xell...@slayers.org failed
>with code 45 0: 4.1.2 : Recipient address
>rejected: Domain not found
>
>I've found similar messages with x...@fanfic.net at the end. Certainly
>mailman should be running these as bounces?
Note that
On Fri, 12 Mar 2010 12:01:58 -0800
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Dennis Carr wrote:
>
> >I have a number of messages stuck between qfiles/retry and
> >qfiles/out, and for about a week or so, messages have been departing
> >very sporadically.
> >
> >Checking logs/error, I noticed a glitch in parser.py, wh
Dennis Carr wrote:
>I have a number of messages stuck between qfiles/retry and qfiles/out,
>and for about a week or so, messages have been departing very
>sporadically.
>
>Checking logs/error, I noticed a glitch in parser.py, which I stuck up
>on a pastebin, here:
>
>http://pastebin.ca/1835827
T
Zone Page wrote:
>
>The page says, "Choosing option #2 from the above list is quite a bit
>more difficult to configure than you may think it is. Even if you can
>get the system to do this, the result would most likely be quite a bit
>more drastic than you think." So, how do I configure my list this
I have a number of messages stuck between qfiles/retry and qfiles/out,
and for about a week or so, messages have been departing very
sporadically.
Checking logs/error, I noticed a glitch in parser.py, which I stuck up
on a pastebin, here:
http://pastebin.ca/1835827
I'm running Debian Etch (old s
On 3/12/2010 1:07 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Zone Page wrote:
>
>> On 3/12/2010 11:01 AM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
>>
>>
>>> The footers are not (usually) separate MIME parts on this list because
>>> people tend to post plain text, and this list uses Mailman's content
>>> filtering to remove non pl
Zone Page wrote:
>On 3/12/2010 11:01 AM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>> The footers are not (usually) separate MIME parts on this list because
>> people tend to post plain text, and this list uses Mailman's content
>> filtering to remove non plain text parts from posts so the footers can
>> be added to t
On 3/12/2010 11:01 AM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Zone Page wrote:
>> I've been using Mailman for a long time for several small lists that I
>> maintain. There are two configuration issues that I still do not
>> understand. First, messages sent to participants have the footer as an
>> attachment. The onl
Geoff Shang wrote:
>
>The problem we're seeing is that if the list gets any way busy, the memory
>usage of the python process that runs Mailman skyrockets, dragging the
>system to a crawl.
Which Python process? mailmanctl should not be affected. Beyond that,
there are 8 qrunner processes. Are t
Zone Page wrote:
>I've been using Mailman for a long time for several small lists that I
>maintain. There are two configuration issues that I still do not
>understand. First, messages sent to participants have the footer as an
>attachment. The only way I could get rid of the attachment was to dele
I've been using Mailman for a long time for several small lists that I
maintain. There are two configuration issues that I still do not
understand. First, messages sent to participants have the footer as an
attachment. The only way I could get rid of the attachment was to delete
the footer text. Th
Hello,
We run a VPS running Debian with Mailman 2.1.11 and Postfix. Python is
2.5.2.
Up until a couple of weeks ago, we were running a number of quite small
mailing lists (max 200 members) with no problems. But then we imported
the subscriber list of a list that we'd moved from Yahoogroups
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