On 11/04/2014 12:24 AM, Olivier Nicole wrote:
>
> I am new to mailman (as a site admin) and I cannot find out how to get
> the archive running on my debian/postfix/mailman installation.
>
> The list works fine, but it seems that no crontab is working.
Your cron jobs are probably mailing their e
On 11/04/2014 01:38 AM, Hal wrote:
>
> 1) I now have two separate list archives: the old Majordomo (monthly)
> archive and the new Mailman archive (not sure yet how it's
> organized/located but assume it's going by the default settings.
> How do I merge the Majordomo archives with Mailman's curren
On 11/04/2014 09:13 AM, Christopher Adams wrote:
> I couldn't fine anything in the error log that gave me an
> indication of what might have happened.
Based on the timestamps in your original post, the error log entries
should have been written on Sept 29. That log has probably been rotated
and p
THank you, Mark. There were config.db files, all which have been removed.
I couldn't fine anything in the error log that gave me an indication of
what might have happened. I followed your tips and have copied the
config.safety to config.pck and all seems to be fine. Thanks again for
explaining it
> OK, here are steps taken for a (mostly) successful installation on Mountain
> Lion server, including migration from the apple-supplied mailman previously
> running under Lion.
Short update respecting a further system upgrade from Mountain Lion server to
Mavericks server. Two things:
1. Mostl
Hi,
I am new to mailman (as a site admin) and I cannot find out how to get
the archive running on my debian/postfix/mailman installation.
The list works fine, but it seems that no crontab is working.
If I try to manually sudo -u list /usr/lib/mailman/cron/mailpasswds is
sends no password reminde
I run a low volume mailing list which has previously been run by
Majordomo list software, but was transferred flawlessly by my tech-guy
to the Mailman platform.
I have a couple of questions related to the mail archives and searching
within them. My tech can handle the actual installing etc. on t
