ValiDOM wrote:
>
>Does anybody know how to change the wording/text of the subject lines
>in confirmation messages? I'd love to have something like "Please
>subscribe to our newsletter..." ;-)
If you only want to change the English message, find the message in the
definition of the GetConfirmJ
Noah wrote:
>
>I am having issues installing mailman on my ubuntu machine. Its a 32bit
>Processor so I am not sure why 64-amd version of mailman was ever
>installed. any clues on how to solve this problem?
I know nothing of various Debian packages but it doesnt appear to me
that this message
Brent Kearney wrote:
>
>We create mail lists by syncing with our database, and so often bad
>(no-longer existing accounts, etc) emails get re-added to our lists,
>and produce an automatic unsubscribe bounce message. Does Mailman
>record the emails for which there was a bounce-action somewhere
hi!
as soon as VERP_CONFIRMATION is set to yes in mailman configuration,
mailman sends out confirmation messages using the subject line "Your
confirmation is required to join the Mailman-Users mailing list"
(depending on the language setting of the list).
I tried to find this in FAQs, Mai
Hi there,
I am having issues installing mailman on my ubuntu machine. Its a 32bit
Processor so I am not sure why 64-amd version of mailman was ever
installed. any clues on how to solve this problem?
# uname -a
Linux enabled.com 2.6.24-24-xen #1 SMP Tue Jun 30 21:53:02 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/
Hello,
We create mail lists by syncing with our database, and so often bad
(no-longer existing accounts, etc) emails get re-added to our lists,
and produce an automatic unsubscribe bounce message. Does Mailman
record the emails for which there was a bounce-action somewhere? If
so, where/h
