How soon after setting archive to yes should I see messages in the
archive? I've had it set to yes for a couple of days but the archive
is still empty.
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Agreed about Yahoo. I get lots of spam from friends who have had their
Yahoo mail hacked. I finally convinced my wife to stop using Yahoo.
Quoting "Stephen J. Turnbull" :
Keith Bierman writes:
> Obviously, since we're all here we've chosen mailman and related
> tools. But for a relatively
Mark,
That sounds great! Easy and no grueling programming in unfamiliar territory.
Rex
Quoting Mark Sapiro :
On 12/10/2014 03:56 AM, r...@rexgoode.com wrote:
They wanted to know if there was a "files" area where they could upload
things like Word documents, etc. I told them there wasn't.
Keith Bierman writes:
> Obviously, since we're all here we've chosen mailman and related
> tools. But for a relatively small group of novices wouldn't the old
> egroups.com (taken over by yahoo ages ago, but lives on)
Friends don't let friends use Yahoo! services. They demonstrably have
secur
Mark Sapiro writes:
> And that's OK. If you want to allow the text content from a post with an
> attached message, then include message/rfc822. If you want to remove
> everything from a message attached to a post (e.g. a message forwarded
> "as attachment" to the list), then don't include mess
On 12/10/2014 03:56 AM, r...@rexgoode.com wrote:
>
> They wanted to know if there was a "files" area where they could upload
> things like Word documents, etc. I told them there wasn't.
But there is in a way at least. If you allow these as attachments in
Content filtering or don't filter content
On 12/10/2014 01:41 AM, Hal wrote:
> On 18/11/2014 17:31, Mark Sapiro wrote:
>>
>> In Mailman's Content filtering msection you want the following:
>>
>> filter_content: Yes
>> filter_mime_types: empty
>> pass_mime_types:
>> multipart
>> text/plain
>> text/html
>> filter_filename_exte
Obviously, since we're all here we've chosen mailman and related tools. But
for a relatively small group of novices wouldn't the old egroups.com (taken
over by yahoo ages ago, but lives on) or google groups be an appropriate
solution? They've got shared file areas, moderation, web and email
interfa
Rex:
Instead of rolling your own, you might consider throwing up a Drupal site.
Drupal is free, and it has a module called Mailman Manager that integrates
Mailman with Drupal. The site can be your files repository. As a bonus,
your list members can manage their subscriptions through the Drupal s
Hmmm. A python pickle. Dill or sweet? Sounds interesting. I can probably read
python if I try. Might actually like it
Sent from my android device.
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On 12/10/2014 3:56 AM, r...@rexgoode.com wrote:
They wanted to know if there was a "files" area where they could upload
things like Word documents, etc. [...]
Is there a way for me to detect that they have logged in and give them
access to be able to up- and download files to an area I provid
Well, everyone, my disadvantages/advantages list was successful in
getting people to join my mailman list.
There were a few holdouts, but the main players decided that the list
was a good idea and signed up. The rest will probably follow when
their discussion dries up and everything that's
On 18/11/2014 17:31, Mark Sapiro wrote:
On 11/18/2014 06:35 AM, Hal wrote:
So for any new messages from now on I want my list to work this way:
1) HTML formatted postings should be converted to plain text before
reaching other members.
In Mailman's Content filtering msection you want the fo
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