At 11:22 PM 9/29/2006, Mark Sapiro wrote:
>What does bin/list_lists report?
It displays the listname there.
>What does bin/check_perms run as root report?
It states: No problems found
>What are the permissions on the lists/listname directory itself?
drwxrwsr-x 2 mailman mailman 512 Sep 30 0
[Using Mailman v 2.1.6]
I'm getting the following error when I try to run fix_url. Can
someone tell me what is wrong and how to fix it?
Running fix_url.fix_url()...
Loading list listname (locked)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "bin/withlist", line 297, in ?
main()
File "bin/w
At 05:24 AM 9/7/2006, Thomas Eberle wrote:
>Now the question: Is ist possible to individualize the subject line like
>using a counter or placing a variable there that pulls the member's mail
>address from the database how it is standard in a mail merging software?
You could try to use Python forma
Try something like this:
bin/remove_members -f /path/to/file --fromall -n -N
That will remove members listed in the "/path/to/file" from "all
lists" without sending user or admin acknowledgements.
Hint1: Backup your lists.
Hint2: Don't put your text file inside your /bin directory. You can
The difference in the number of subscribers you retrieved may be that
you only got the regular subscribers and not the digest, bounced,
etc. addresses. You need to run the command again for them. The
bounced addressed are separated as byuser, byadmin and bybounce (or
something like that). The t
I would like to hear feedback about any issues that may be caused by
using SpamAssassin on a Mailman server. Spam is getting out of
control and the spammers are hitting the listname-owner and
listname-request addresses hard. We need to get this under control
but we are getting mixed reviews her
What Brad said is correct. You will find the answer to your question
in the /bin directory. You should read the find_member file for how
to locate the members that are subscribed to what list and read the
add_members and remove_members files to help you construct a command.
A simple example for
At 09:53 AM 7/15/2006, Patrick Bogen wrote:
>Note that you'll have to go in and manually set all members to be
>moderated. You can do this at the command line somehow, I'm sure, but
>I don't know how. If you have a bunch of members, someone here will
>probably post the way to do it at command-line.
Thanks Mark. I did as you instructed and all is as it should be. I
really appreciate the help.
--Catherine
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Thanks Mark, Patrick and Dragon. That is also the conclusion that I
have arrived at. It is the listname-request list that was throwing us
as to why it was appearing.
Now through my testing of that issue I have come up with something
else that is a puzzle.
I have virtual hosting enabled and set
Hello,
When someone sends a request message to our Mailman server with the
command "lists" it returns a list of mailing lists on the server --
even those lists that are set to private. We would like to either
find out how to make sure private lists are not returned in the
message or to disable
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