Florian Effenberger wrote:
>
>I run Mailman and Postfix together using postfix-to-mailman.py, and it
>worked without any problems. All of a sudden, Mailman lists could not
>be reached anymore with an "User unknown" code. After lots of digging
>into the problem, adding
>
>local_recipient_tables =
>
Hi,
I run Mailman and Postfix together using postfix-to-mailman.py, and it
worked without any problems. All of a sudden, Mailman lists could not
be reached anymore with an "User unknown" code. After lots of digging
into the problem, adding
local_recipient_tables =
to my main.cf solved the proble
Thanks Mark. Sounds like we need to upgrade to the current version.
Michael
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Michael wrote:
>>
>>What I want to do is HIDE the member list from the members, but keep it
>>available to the list admin using the "who" command to manage the list.
>
>
> Mailman 2.1.10 and later do
Stanislaw Findeisen wrote:
>Is it possible for an ordinary list subscriber to change (turn on) his
>own moderation flag?
If it were possible for anyone without the list admin or site admin
password or (command shell) write access to the Mailman installation
to set a user's "mod" flag, even his ow
Mauncey wrote:
>I'm trying to figure out how to allow users to subscribe to my mailing list
>via a custom form on my Website. Other than setting the method="post" and
>action="http://SERVERNAME/mailman/subscribe/LISTNAME";; and adding the fields
>for name and password, what else do I need to d
Michael wrote:
>
>What I want to do is HIDE the member list from the members, but keep it
>available to the list admin using the "who" command to manage the list.
Mailman 2.1.10 and later do exactly what you want if the admin uses the
"who password" form of the command with the list's admin or mo
Is it possible for an ordinary list subscriber to change (turn on) his
own moderation flag?
I can see one of my members having this flag on, which is strange
because I don't think I ever turned it on and it was off on that
member's subscription, too. Everyone else also has this flag off.
> mod --
I'm trying to figure out how to allow users to subscribe to my mailing list via
a custom form on my Website. Other than setting the method="post" and
action="http://SERVERNAME/mailman/subscribe/LISTNAME";; and adding the fields
for name and password, what else do I need to do? And, I know the
Can someone describe how to hide the members from being disclosed when the
"who" command is sent to the mailman-requ...@example.com.
If I toggle the flag to hide members in the member area, then the member
are hidden even to the list admin.
What I want to do is HIDE the member list from the membe
