Re: [Mailman-Users] accept_these_nonmembers from address encoding problem

On 11/12/15 19:02, Mark Sapiro wrote: SENDER_HEADERS = (None,) is correct, to use only the envelope sender. The bottom line here is the only way to address this with list settings is to set USE_ENVELOPE_SENDER = Yes and to ensure that the incoming post has a Sender: header with the sender's

Re: [Mailman-Users] accept_these_nonmembers from address encoding problem

On 12/11/2015 05:42 AM, Kapetanakis Giannis wrote: > > The From: header is like this: > From: > =?iso-8859-7?B?1C7FLskuIMrRx9TH0ywg0NHPxcTRz9MgxS4gyuHw5fTh7dzq5/I=?= > > > The system sees only a sender as ?.?.? instead of u...@example.com I think this is

Re: [Mailman-Users] What's the /var/spool/mailman/virgin for?

On 12/10/2015 12:27 PM, Tony Bibbs wrote: > I've got an instance of mailman where the contents of > /var/spool/mailman/virgin holds 1.4G of data. I'm just curious what this > directory is for to determine what is putting the data there and what's > responsible for sending it along. The same direc

[Mailman-Users] What's the /var/spool/mailman/virgin for?

I've got an instance of mailman where the contents of /var/spool/mailman/virgin holds 1.4G of data. I'm just curious what this directory is for to determine what is putting the data there and what's responsible for sending it along. The same directory is empty for most other mailman instances I h

[Mailman-Users] accept_these_nonmembers from address encoding problem

Hi, I have a problem in accept_these_nonmembers option. The system is not recognizing sender's address cause it contains an iso-8859-7 encoded name inside From: header. As a result it does not much user's email which is included in accept_these_nonmembers. The From: header is like this: Fro