On 07/04/2013 11:58 AM, David wrote:
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> Our sysadmin has the new Debian server set up, Mailman is installed and our
> lists are copied over. This new server does not yet have our domain name or
> IP address. We want to test the new setup before making those changes.
>
> I would appreciate some r
On Thu, 2013-07-04 at 11:21 +0900, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> Sorry I can't be of more help, but I think this is a political
> problem, not a technical one.
Hey Steve,
Yes indeed. I'd say it's just pure lazyiness. This is what they said in
response to your comments.
Our Mailman is set
David writes:
> If anyone has or can come up with an itemized, file-by-file,
> checklist,
There's not going to be anything like that. These things differ from
OS to OS and from site to site.
I can tell you that aside from standard Mailman code, docs, and
website data, Debian's mailman package
Hi. Well, Mailman and Linode have been very trouble-free for the last year
(or more). It's been great! We are making some changes although we are
sticking with Mailman and Linode. We are moving to a new physical server
(and new OS -- Debian). Our hostname and domain name are not changing. (In
fact,
Thanks, Mark. Apparently the option to provide for limiting postings is a
hard problem. The Sympa people didn't know whether it could be accomplised
with a scenario or not. I will start reading the mailman developers archive
and submit a request for such features in mailman ver. 3.
On Thu, Jun 27,
