Re: [Mailman-Users] Un/subscribe to a Mailman list via a publiclyavailable website

Daryl Weir wrote: > >We'd like to remove the manual process and program the website in such a way >the user's email address is sent to the list and it is automatically >subscribed. To put a subscribe form on your web site, see the FAQ at . Note that submission of th

Re: [Mailman-Users] Cancelling new subscriber notifications

run...@winning.com wrote: > > Someone set up a legit list with 35,000 subscribers and they accidentally > checked the box to send out subscribe notifications. So now there are 35,000 > emails going to users telling them they are new members of this list. I went > in and changed the list settings

[Mailman-Users] Un/subscribe to a Mailman list via a publicly available website

Greetings: We have a number of public websites which provide users with updated information about the site through a Mailman list. Currently, users can complete a typical HTML form and submit their email address. The website sends an email to a staff person's email account who then manually su

[Mailman-Users] Cancelling new subscriber notifications

Running mailman 2.1.9 Someone set up a legit list with 35,000 subscribers and they accidentally checked the box to send out subscribe notifications. So now there are 35,000 emails going to users telling them they are new members of this list. I went in and changed the list settings but it's to

Re: [Mailman-Users] pay someone to install for me

MIchael wrote: > >i purchased a hosting package but it does not have any mail list function > >id like to use mailman to manage a list of 20-30 people. very small. send >email to listname@mydomain all 30 people get the email. dont need any email >marketing or other fancy functions > >i'm taking off