On 10/1/2012 7:22 PM, Steven Jones wrote:
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> Does mailman record who and when settings were changed for a list?
No.
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Hi
Does mailman record who and when settings were changed for a list?
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Steven Jones
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Andreas Nitsche wrote:
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>Can you tell me with which user this command gets executed? I had a look
>at the aliases file:
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>-rw-rw. 1 mailman-zaubert.net nobody 2159 30. Sep 13:33 aliases
>-rw-r-. 1 mailman-zaubert.net nobody 49152 30. Sep 13:33 aliases.db
These ownerships and permissio
On Sun, 30 Sep 2012, Norbert Aschendorff wrote:
I'm maintaining a server with Postfix and Mailman including
Postfix-style virtual domains. This works fine so far.
But is it normal that the creation of a list for a virtual subdomain
($prefix/bin/newlist -e subdomain listname) not only creates ent
Hey list,
I'm maintaining a server with Postfix and Mailman including
Postfix-style virtual domains. This works fine so far.
But is it normal that the creation of a list for a virtual subdomain
($prefix/bin/newlist -e subdomain listname) not only creates entries in
$prefix/data/virtual-mailman, bu
Hello list,
I have setup a mailman environment to be able to manage multiple
domains. For each domain there's running a seperate mailman instance.
I'm compiling mailman with the following parameters:
DOMAIN=$1
MAILMANROOT="/usr/local/mailman/${DOMAIN}"
USERNAME="mailman-${DOMAIN}"
./configure
