Once again - thanks for being so patient :-)
My fault . My script is written in Perl so need to change the $1 to $ARGV[0]
then
It worked.
Best regards
Peter
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: Mark Sapiro [mailto:m...@msapiro.net]
Sendt: 21. februar 2012 18:10
Til: Peter Sørensen
Cc: mailma
Ian Prietz wrote:
>
>We have multiple lists set up with our Mailman host. We have had some
>delivery issues recently. Until a few weeks ago, we did not have
>DomainKeys or SPF records properly configured for our domain.
>
>A few of the lists have been active for, I believe, 2 or so years; for
>t
Hi,
We have multiple lists set up with our Mailman host. We have had some
delivery issues recently. Until a few weeks ago, we did not have
DomainKeys or SPF records properly configured for our domain.
A few of the lists have been active for, I believe, 2 or so years; for
this example, we wil
Le 21/02/2012 18:35, Mark Sapiro a écrit :
jdd wrote:
got it...
for some obscure reason, the openSUSE config utility did *not* update
the mm_cfg.py config file (and copied the good one next with an extension)
A Mailman install/upgrade should never replace an existing mm_cfg.py as
that is whe
Robert (Bob) Hamilton wrote:
>
>Back in 2005 I installed Mailman on a hosting server and until now
>the Archiving feature has worked flawlessly archiving all the
>messages sent to the list until January 27th, 2012 when it stopped. I
>have looked at all the setup features and everything is fine s
jdd wrote:
>got it...
>for some obscure reason, the openSUSE config utility did *not* update
>the mm_cfg.py config file (and copied the good one next with an extension)
A Mailman install/upgrade should never replace an existing mm_cfg.py as
that is where you put your site customization of Mailm
jdd wrote:
>
>I can understand the content but it's only 2.8k, so I join it to this
>post, may be it will give clues
You can examine Mailman's saved Python pickle (.pck) files with
Mailman's bin/dumpdb.
--
Mark Sapiro The highway is for gamblers,
San Francisco Bay Area, Californiab
On 2/21/2012 12:25 AM, Peter Sørensen wrote:
> Thanks Mark - exactly what I needed. Not quite sure on the $1.
> This I could'nt make work.
Mailman invokes the POSTFIX_MAP_CMD command with one argument equal to
the path to the virtual-mailman file. The intent is that this will run
/usr/sbin/post
Hello,
Back in 2005 I installed Mailman on a hosting server and until now
the Archiving feature has worked flawlessly archiving all the
messages sent to the list until January 27th, 2012 when it stopped. I
have looked at all the setup features and everything is fine so I am
not sure why this
got it...
for some obscure reason, the openSUSE config utility did *not* update
the mm_cfg.py config file (and copied the good one next with an extension)
using this config file solved the problem.
the local config (good) is:
DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN = 'http://%s/mailman/'
DEFAULT_NNTP_HOST = 'sav
Le 21/02/2012 11:19, jdd a écrit :
I can understand the content but it's only 2.8k, so I join it to this
post, may be it will give clues
do not pass the list. It's here:
http://dodin.org/temp/mailproblem.pck
thanks
jdd
--
Jean-Daniel Dodin
thanks to your answers, but none give result. I was even obliged to
revert to a previous (virtualbox) snapshot because after reboot I
couldn't configure the network :-)
that said, trying as many things, I finally got a cleaner mailman
folder. Clean logs, shunts, helds...
Now, sending a coupl
Thanks Mark - exactly what I needed. Not quite sure on the $1.
This I could'nt make work.
Best regards
Peter
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: Mark Sapiro [mailto:m...@msapiro.net]
Sendt: 20. februar 2012 17:19
Til: Peter Sørensen
Cc: mailman
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