Nigel Metheringham wrote:
Has anyone built a mailman config using VERP where the VERP sender
expansion is done on the MTA rather than within mailman?
yes.
Even better, has anyone done this using exim as the MTA?
nope, postfix.
Any information, comments or config samples would be useful.
I'd show
Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In general, an MX record is not necessary if you have an A record.
That's probably not your problem here.
Since when?! For transporting mail, you certainly DO need an MX record!
not if you have an A record.
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I
updated the DEFAULT_URL parameter in mm_cfg.py
only for new lists. old lists have it saved. see bin/fix_url.py.
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Paul Kleeberg wrote:
Could someone help me understand the purpose for creating the site-wide
list titled "Mailman"? From the INSTALL instructions, end of section 4:
- Create a "site-wide" mailing list. This is the one that
password reminders will appear to come from. Usually this
Jim Hale wrote:
If I send a message to my lists they go thru just fine but if anyone NOT
on the same Email server as the Mailing List sends a message to a list,
I get a message saying that the messager requires approval because
'Reason: Message has implicit destination'. :/
means "the list was
Scott R. Every wrote:
has anyone figured out a way to get just the good email addresses out of
the mailman db?
bin/list_members -h
.
.
.
--nomail[=why] / -n [why]
Print the members that have delivery disabled. Optional argument can
be "byadmin", "byuser", "bybounce", or
Doug Brandon wrote:
Mailman is my first exposure to Python. I've installed Mailman 2.1b6
and have it running fine. I've looked through FAQs and list archives,
and am posting here as a last resort. Sorry for the newbie question. :)
I'm tweaking Mailman/Handlers/CookHeaders.py to experiment wi
Scott R. Every wrote:
does version 2.1 have any good way to export all the email addresses
EXCEPT the ones with the nomail option set? using list_members gives
ALL the emails regardless of whether this field is set.
From the usage message:
--nomail[=why] / -n [why]
Print the members that
No, Trevor, that's not the problem at all. The error message says
/usr/bin/env: No such file or directory
which means getting to rmlist wasn't the issue at all, and as Neil points
out, neither is getting to /usr/bin/env.
Neil, /usr/bin/env can't find Python; "python" must not be on your path.
Ron Brogden wrote:
Howdy. I look after a busy mailing list server which is currently running
version 2.1b4 of Mailman. The sever has only just been under regular load
the last couple of days as we were switching servers. I've been keeping an
eye on things and noticed that the load was up a li
Has anyone ever figured out how to get MHonArc to painlessly do the
daily/monthly/weekly stuff that Pipermail does (without standing on their
hands creating custom cron stuff)?
That's the huge advantage Pipermail had over anything else I could find a
year ago.
Jon Carnes wrote:
+1 on that! S
Links at Momsview wrote:
I believe I have found a bug in the 2.1b4 checkdbs module in
mailman/pythonlibs/email/
Yup; that one's already fixed in CVS I believe.
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Jim Popovitch wrote:
> Thanks Ashley, but that's not a solution... it clearly says:
>
> "This is an upcoming feature and may be available in a current alpha or
> beta release."
It's in 2.1, which, while beta, many of us are using as production.
YMMV. Due out any day now.
> Ok, its Monday so maybe I'm missing something. I've tried to find the answer
to my problem on Google and this list's searchable archives, but I failed to
find one so here goes.
>
> I'm using Mailman 2.0.13 on Redhat 7.2, with Apache 2.0.40, Python 2.2.1, and
Sendmail 8.11.6. Install was suc
> "/src/mailman-2.1b3/misc/paths.py", but "make install" does not copy it
> to "$prefix/bin".
Don't know why.
top-level Makefile:
SUBDIRS=bin cron misc Mailman scripts src templates messages tests
install: -> doinstall: ->
@for d in $(SUBDIRS); \
do \
(cd
G. Armour Van Horn wrote:
> At this point, Barry clearly says (on the website) it isn't ready, but he
> has legal constraints to worry about, or at least a reputation to protect,
> if everyone runs the beta and then problems develop. You only risk one
> machine (and its users) at a time.
Surely
That's true. It's called README.POSTFIX.
Michael Geary wrote:
> Umm. There actually _isn't_ such a file in the Mailman source.
>> README.postfix in Mailman sources (any *nix will do)
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> Every digest starts with these lines:
> And these are the lines I would like to replace with something else.
> They do not appear anywhere in the UI. In fact, the only place where I
> could find them is in /etc/mailman/masthead.txt
> However, editing the text there will, I'm fairly sure, edit
I don't think Mailman makes any DNS requests. Also, I can't
imagine any network client being able to specify such a thing;
that would mean it's the only client on that machine that can
do DNS (as the one possible host/port-host/port tuple would be used up).
> I'm looking see if mailman has a wa
> Hi there!
>
>How can i recover a password from a list???
>
> Thanks a lot!!!
>
> _
> Do You Yahoo!?
> La emoción e intensidad del deporte en Yahoo! Deportes.
http://deportes.yahoo.com.mx
>
>
>
No point; the "to" is always the address for the list. It would
be wasted space.
Why do you "really need" it?
Zdenek Pizl wrote:
>
> Hallo all,
>
> is it possible to make mailman to show a header To: in its archive ? I know
> it is strange wish, but realy i need it :(.
> Subject: [dickolist] Dicko's Test List
> Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> X-BeenThere: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> X-Mailman-Version: 2.0.11
> Reply-To:
> X-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
> At 01:38 AM 30/05/2002 -0700, Dan Mick wrote:
> >Presumably you really
Presumably you really mean 'From:'?
You can accomplish that with the anonymous_list variable (see
Privacy/Spam filters in 2.1).
> G'day I need to remove the To: Header from emails send to a list, So that
> people on the list don't know the address of who sent the email. I have
> been able to
l/aliases
as I'm used to, and everything's happy.
I'll ask on mailman-developers about what that section of INSTALL
is supposed to be recommending.
>
> Special thanks to Dick and Ashley,
>
> Greg Long
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mai
> exception that the mail isn't going through - I get "unknown user"
> error. Was I to create an account?
>
> because there IS no account created with the ./newlist script,
newlist instructs you to add aliases to support the new list.
The section of INSTALL that talks about running newlist al
> On Mon, 2002-04-15 at 15:54, Tom Neff wrote:
> I will definitely issue an editing patch for 2.1 when it goes gold. Since
> this is one of their "we don't think you should WANT to do this"
> hot-buttons, like controlling the List-* headers, I don't want to issue
>
> Well, if mai
In my build (Solaris SPARC), it's not a pwd.py file; it's a
pwd.so, and it's built by this line from Modules/Setup:
pwd pwdmodule.c # pwd(3)
Eric Evans wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm still unable to install Mailman, and as someone pointed out to me
> yesterday, it is because of a Python proble
Which "they" do you have in mind?
No one that I'm aware of on the Mailman team is against the
idea of editing messages in the moderation process.
> I will definitely issue an editing patch for 2.1 when it goes gold. Since
> this is one of their "we don't think you should WANT to do this"
> ho
> checking for --with-username... mailman
> checking for mailman UID... Traceback (most recent call last):
>File "conftest.py", line 1, in ?
> import pwd, string
> ImportError: No module named pwd
> cat: cannot open conftest.out
>
> configure: error:
> * No "mailman" user found!
> *
> in any event, i wasn't sure if this was the problem; however removing
> the locks generally fixes the problems (ie messages on the list won't
> appear and after removing the locks, they do).
There may well be locking issues, but the future timestamp
is not evidence. Try checking for the PIDs;
> anyway the problem is that there are lock files, which don't have a date
> or time on them. if i create files in that directory, they have a date
> / time as they should, but the lock files look like:
> -rw-rw-r--2 list list 41 Mar 29 2002 adm.lock
> -rw-rw-r--2 list
You think if someone has the admin password, they aren't capable
of doing much more damage than accessing the archives?
Ron, I think your problem is specific to you; my admin password
still lets me into anything, including archives, and I would expect
that to stay the same.
Gary Wang wrote:
>
>
> This is my first posting in this group.
You'll want to read the FAQ before posting much more:
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py
> The problem is, I have forgotten the listadmin's password.
> How can I retrieve the passowrd?. Is there any way to get the same?
http://www.python.or
Sounds like a job for a custom pipeline module.
I don't know of any existing module that would do it.
Modifying, say, Mailman/Handlers/Hold.py by some judicious
boilerplating, and then adding it to your list's pipeline variable,
is a relatively-correct-and-robust, if a bit tricky, way to
get wh
> > *Why* can't ./configure open conftest.py?
> >
> > To answer that question, obtain the following:
> >
> > 1) ls -ld of the containing directory ('.' in ./configure)
> >
> This bring up the following:
>
> [smudette:~/mailman-2.0.8] mailman% ls -ld
> drwxrwsr-x 33 4101 4101 1078 Nov 27 17:54
> On Wednesday, March 6, 2002, at 01:49 PM, Thomas Hillson wrote:
>
> > Did you look in the /etc/passd and /etc/group to see if the user and
> > group were actually placed there. OS-X does not put all the users and
> > groups in /etc files as it does not use them for all its functions. It
> >
> A) When will MM 2.1 be available
Beta1 is due soon. There were some bugs this week that were stomped
last night. (I don't speak for Barry so I won't say anything about
schedules.)
> B) If it will incorporate foreign language support for admin and lookup pages
Absolutely.
http://cvs.sourcef
See what your MTA is doing with those messages. Mailman thinks
all the recipients failed.
> I'm running Mailman 2.0.8 on FresBSD 4.5-RELEASE with Python 2.1.1 and
> Apache 1.3.22...
>
> None of my lists are sending out messages and qrunner seems to be stuck
> attempting to resend the same messa
> I'm not to fond of Mailman's archiving system and
> would like to use Mohnarc (which I am already
> familiar with) instead. Has anyone used both
> these together? If so, how?
>
> Thanks
>
> (searching the usual places did not yield anything(
Apparently the 'usual places' don't include th
> How can I change the list password when I forgot (actually never knew)
> it? config_list does not save it in its output file.
>
> Dumping the list, deleting and recreating?
This, too, is answered in the FAQ.
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> > > Is there a way to strip the html formatting before it reaches the list? I
> > > can't seem to find that option in the faq. tech support at my isp don't
> > > have a clue.
> >
> >So, if I go to the FAQ and search for "HTML", I get a bunch of
> >hits; the third one is 1.8 How do I turn off
> It would be nice to search the membership list for a text string, to
> find a particular bouncing member.
1) find_member does that from the command line
2) 2.1 has a feature like that on the web page (regexp, in fact)
> It would be nice to be able to download the mailing list.
You mean the
> I hope you can help. we're using mailman for two lists for greyhound
> rescue and adoption. we would like to have the lists only accept plain
> text but we can't seem to make it work that way. there is an option to
> check for plain text in the membership options and everyone has that
>
Email()
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >>> m.Save()
> >>>
> Unlocking (but not saving) list: jack
> Finalizing
> ---
>
> The next time I run the withlist script, the old values are still there.
>
> Anyone know how to get that value to s
Hint: it's not in a "file" per se; that information is part of the
MailList object, which is stored in the marshal 'config.db' in
the list data directory.
But surely you can change this with web commands. Figure out
what you want to change, and there's certainly going to be
a web admin interface
You really need to read the instructions.
> Hey, thanks for the help. I can get to everything through apache now. But
> the links that it uses does not make sense. For example:
> http://readinks.info/mailman/listinfo/test ... listinfo is a file not a
> folder. I know I have access to it because i
Use The FAQ
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.009.htp
> Hello everybody,
>
> I'm using Mailman version 2.0.5 and opposite Majordomo's behaviour I'm
> not able to save edited mail message when approve ;( During approval
> process I can't modify message; The message
Patrick Aland wrote:
>
> has any work been done on a mass unsubscribe function?
>
> We have a couple lists of 1000+ members that are repopulated monthly and
> its a hassle to have them call me so I can do a remove_members on the
> list.
>
> We're running 2.0.1
So, first of all, you can use b
> I
> would find it helpful if mailman distinguished addresses for users asking to
> go "no mail" and bouncing addresses mailman disabled.
Part of 2.1
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> Hi!
> What can I do, if I lost my mailman list password?
> how can I change it?
FAQ 3.8 (http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py)
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__init__.py. Does it? (It can be empty, but it
> must exist).
>
> (The "import" documentation is shady at best.)
>
> > Dan Mick hit me over the head and suggested strace, so full strace output
> > can be seen at:
> >
> > http://hank.org/images/mailman.txt
&
documentation is shady at best.)
> Dan Mick hit me over the head and suggested strace, so full strace output
> can be seen at:
>
> http://hank.org/images/mailman.txt
>
> This all started after a reboot one day. I've run make install from the
> distribution directory
> On the mailman page, it states taht mailman 2.1 is still alpha. I would
> like to move to it. Is it worth my time or should I wait?
Well, I'm using it happily. It adds a lot.
Try it out at least on a test list.
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> When making ANY changes to ANY of the *.py files under mailman, you must
> delete the corresponding *.pyc (compiled py for faster processing
> through the python interpreter).
Not true; the interpreter compares the dates and regenerates the .pyc
if necessary. Without clock glitches, that sh
> Whoa... me thinks you're on to something, I'm running v2.08 which I upgraded
> a few days ago. when i run chec_db on that particular db I get :
>
>
> root@lists bin]# ./check_db ../lists/affiliates/config.db
> /home/mailman/lists/../lists/affiliates/config.db/config.db cannot be
> opened:
>
> When I try to send it commands, I get this bounce message from Sendmail:
>
>- Transcript of session follows -
> Failure to exec script. WANTED gid 12, GOT gid 2. (Reconfigure to take
> 2?)
> 554 5.3.0 unknown mailer error 2
>
> I understand what's happening here, but my attempts
> Qmail, Mailman. I have 1376 mails in the queue, but Mailman's /qfiles
> directory only has about 4 messages in it, and they are being sent out
> pretty regularly. So, I am assuming that this is a non-deliverable or
> long-wait-deliverable problem.
It's a Qmail issue at least, if not a normal
What do you mean "if I send mail to a list member"? Do you mean
"if I send mail to the list", or what you said?
> yes i do.
>
> i found the default crontab file and it is exactly as
> the source.
>
> the aliases file is perfect, i newaliases'd it and it
> works perfectly.
>
>
> --- Richard I
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py
just posted this FAQ yesterday.
> Hello,
>
> Is there a way to retrieve an administrative password from a mailing list?
>
> I lost it, can't remember it at all.
>
> Thanks
>
> Michel Côté
-
Well, or if what Shaun means is "mailman is installed, now I just need to move
the lists", copy over lists/ and archives/ and you should be mostly
there. Run bin/check_perms after, and if the home dir of mailman has
changed, use bin/move_list to update the list home path. That should
be about it
alex wetmore wrote:
>
> On 12 Dec 2001, Rodolfo Pilas wrote:
> > Is there are any way to have the passoword authentication under a secure
> > server (https) ??
> >
> > Can you give me some tip?
>
> Sure, you can configure apache-ssl to do this.
>
> What would be the point though? The list st
> I was all set to write up a faq entry for using procmail to filter mail
> before it hits mailman, but after I typed it in it asked for a password
> which I don't know.
The password is Mailman, which Barry posted here when he announced
the FAQ.
J C Lawrence wrote:
>
> On Sun, 9 Dec 2001 15:08:51 -0500
> Jean-Philippe Boily <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > One of my client is using MailMan and he forgot his admin
> > password, is there a way to get it back ?
>
> Reset it with the site password.
...now FAQ 3.8
http://www.python.org
> > > "Below is the collection of publicly-advertised mailman mailing lists on
> > > domain2.com."
> >
> >Sensible; fixed in 2.1, too.
>
> 2.1 is still unstable for production use, correct?
Well, I'm using it for "production" (a smallish list with ~300 active
members). I'm pretty happy with i
> First off, is there any additional documentation for the apps within
> $BASEDIR/bin, like list_move and such?
Many of the scripts are prefaced with a big comment; many of them
have a -h help screen; many of them are surprisingly readable,
even if you don't read Python. But I don't know of an
> "Barry A. Warsaw" wrote:
> >
> > > "B" == Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > B> So how do you change it for a list already created? Export the
> > B> config file, mess with it, then re-import?
> >
> > Make bin/withlist your best friend! :)
>
> Could you describe exactly h
> I've tried this with a couple lists, and it does NOT seem to work - still get
the 30 members, no matter what you set that value in Defaults.py (or mm.cfg.py)
to.
>
Did you see my answer to this?
Defaults value is for new lists; it's stored in a list variable
at list-create time.
> Now, the install directions say:
>
> - Add a new user called `mailman'. Typically this is added to
> your /etc/passwd file. If username `mailman' is already in use,
> choose something else unique and see the --with-ownername flag
> below.
>
> - Add a new group cal
I participate on the fringes of Open Source, so perhaps
someone here can clue me in. Please respond privately
so as not to pollute Mailman-Users overmuch:
Why do all the '-config' tools (gtk-config et. al.) seem to
refuse to include -R options in their "libraries" output to
set the dynamic runti
Although the display on the web page may show only an excerpt,
when you approve you approve the entire message. You can change
how much text appears on the web page independently.
> Hi Mailman people,
>
> I have never used our Mailman before, and I'm the sort of asst. admin
> person for it. My
> Once again I will plug my favourite network debugging tool: Ethereal, a
> fantastic GUI packet-tracing tool.
...and of course there are many other packet-tracing tools if you
don't happen to have Ethereal that accomplish the same thing:
etherfind, tcpdump, snoop just to name a few.
One of t
> On 08 November 2001, Dan Mick said:
> > Your Python has to have the 'gzip' module installed, which not all do.
>
> Don't you mean "zlib"?
The import is for the module named 'gzip'. When
> While I'm posting... Is there some way to automatically discard posts that
> need to be approved by the admin? No one will ever be able to post to this
> list who isn't approved...
Not without hackery. I've done such hackery, but it takes a little
Python boilerplating.
--
> I just loaded 10,000 email address into a new list and a bunch (200+)
> bounced because it looks like their email address got truncated at 30
> characters. Is this a default setting? Can it be changed? I looked
> through the admin interface and couldn't find anything related...
I'm not awar
> % bin/list_members mylist
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "bin/list_members", line 59, in ?
> from Mailman import MailList
> ImportError: No module named Mailman
>
> Anyone have any ideas what I have wrecked?
1) are you in the $prefix directory when you execute this?
2) is t
.pyo
> spine[root] /home/mailman/cron>
>
>
> -Steve
>
>
> On Thu, 8 Nov 2001, Dan Mick wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Steve Dinn wrote:
> > >
> > > Can someone run down the steps required to have the downloadable version
> > > o
> A second test message was sent. Reconfiguring with daemon (GID 1)
> took care of the error message, but now Mailman won't respond to
> e-mail. A message sent to the list (or to [list-request] seems to be
> handed off to mail/wrapper correctly:
>
> Oct 31 22:24:17 straylight sendmail[60410
> I'm a longtime Smartlist admin who's migrating to Mailman 2.0.6 and I've
> got a few questions regarding features:
>
> I have several legitimate 'non-opt-out' type of lists; Ie: our department
> wants to make sure that *every* faculty member is given a certain message,
> so we use a smartlist
ng up when I run http://www.mysql.org/mailman/listinfo
>
> They are meant to be advertised lists yet they're not showing up.
>
> J.
>
> On Thu, 1
> Nov
> 2001, Dan Mick wrote:
>
> > I don't understand this discussion.
> >
> > /mailman/l
I don't understand this discussion.
/mailman/listinfo/ is indeed the default "list of
known advertised lists". It's constructed on the fly by Mailman
and should include every list that 1) matches and 2) is
advertised as "public".
> ah so.
>
> understood...
>
> So.. there's no way, from withi
Your footer probably has a "%C" (where C is some format character)
in it that you didn't intend. Use config_list to dump the footer
text and post it.
> The ~/mailman/logs/error file is too big because the data:
>
> Oct 30 08:10:00 2001 (11866) Delivery exception: not enough
> arguments for fo
> Has anyone know if there is any chance the mailman web archives will ever
> understand mime?
Experimental pre-features are available in 2.1 now. It's a long
way from polished, but the ideas are interesting. Go browse
Sourceforge CVS for Scrubber.py if you're interested.
---
> On Mon, 2001-10-29 at 15:32, J C Lawrence wrote:
> > Restoring a dumpdb file is a bit of a pain as you end up having to
> > wrap it in a bit of python that mays it look like an object and
> > marshalling that to disk. Not a big pain to be sure, but more pain
> > than you get with configdb. Us
The directories have to be set with g+s, and your OS has to
respect that (i.e. new files created in such directories
need to inherit the group ownership of the parent dir).
I suspect that those of you having problems are either
missing a g+s bit somewhere or have an OS that doesn't
implement this
Greg Ward wrote:
>
> On 26 October 2001, Jeffrey M. Kenton said:
> > 1. Is there a way to backup the list information, including addresses
> > and list configurations?
> >
> > 2. Is there a way to restore the configuration (list members, list
> > setups etc.)?
> >
> > If it is as easy as tar'in
Did you install misc/email.*gz first, like the instructions say to?
Mailman 2.1 now requires the "email" package, which comes as part
of Python 2.2. If you are running an older version of Python,
then you need to install the standalone email package by doing the
following steps:
> > "JC" == Jon Carnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> JC> Looking into dumping that implicit mail instead of letting it
> JC> pile up it seems a bit more complex than editing the
> JC> SpamDetect.py module.
>
> FWIW I have plans to add something like this to Mailman, but I'm no
It's already in 2.1
> It may have been discussed in the past, but wouldn't it also be a neat
> idea to include this feature on the web interface?
> > ~/bin/remove_members
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One can do a very small amount of hacking to Mailman/Handlers/SpamDetect.py
and accomplish the "drop without further notice" action. It's
been useful for spammers for me.
Basically, you just add to the list in the file; the comments
are pretty readable; take a look and see what you think.
> Hi
> I'm in the bin directory and I type
>
> python -S rmlist
>
> which returned
>
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "rmlist", line 44, in ?
> from Mailman import mm_cfg
> ImportError: No module named Mailman
>
> What am I missing here?
run it from ~mailman
> I haven't been monitoring Mailman development for a while, so I'm a
> bit confused. It might be time to upgrade my installation, though..
>
> If I access the download pages of http://www.list.org, it says the
> current stable version of Mailman is 2.0.6 which is almost as new as
> the install
> > Does anyone if it is possible to have the messages displayed en another
> > languaje than English???
Version 2.1 (in alpha) already does:
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> Now, the mailman logs don't show anything. However the httpd error log
> shows the following output (below), which makes me think there is some kind
> of permission thing going on.
Yes, certainly. So surely the permissions on /usr/local/mailman/logs/error
are gonna be interesting, yes?
> I am getting the following error:
> [Fri Oct 12 17:19:48 2001] [error] [client 207.17.248.136] script not found
> or unable to stat: /var/mailman/cgi-binadmin
> I have been through the INSTALL document several times. I don't know where I
> am going wrong. All of the permissions look right.
> > It's not, eh?
> >
> > Then what do you call this, in crontab.in?
> > # 5 AM on the first of each month, mail out password reminders.
> > 0 5 1 * * /usr/local/bin/python -S /usr/local/mailman/cron/mailpasswds
> >
> > "RTFM" indeed! Which M did you have in mind?
>
> THAT, is for *every si
> Dan Mick wrote:
>
> > It's a crontab entry, right?
>
> No. RTFM.
It's not, eh?
Then what do you call this, in crontab.in?
# 5 AM on the first of each month, mail out password reminders.
0 5 1 * * /usr/local/bin/python -S /usr/local/mailman/cron/mailpass
What directory are you in when you run bin/check_perms?
> Hello. I installed Mailman on a RH7.1 box with the RPM from Rawhide
> (Mailman version 2.0.6). When I run check_perms, I'm getting the following
> error:
> Traceback (innermost last):
>File "bin/check_perms", line 50, in ?
> MA
mimelib 0.6 doesn't really work; current CVS uses a site package
called 'email'. If you want to be that bleeding edge, I'd use
current CVS; it's more stable.
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to run a "make install" on 2.1a2 on a Redhat 7.1 box,
> but am running into an error before the 'make install' compl
This, by the way, is explicitly and completely documented in
the files you should have read before installing Mailman, and
reread before asking the mailing list...
> THAT WAS IT... actually, one of my colleagues and I got together and
> figured it out.. but thanks a million Jon.. HUGELY helpful!
It's a crontab entry, right?
> Is there?
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