> Most likely there's a spam filter on the receiving mailserver.
> Some of them just discard spam messages without sending a bounce;
> this is nasty is the case of false positives.
I thought this too, but what I can't understand is why mail sent from
the console gets delivered correctly.
Is the
Hi there
Some of our users never receive messages from the list, despite the fact
that I can see the message leaving our system as normal.
This always affects the same users, and there are no error messages or
bounces received by us or them. Messages sent from the console arrive
correctly, and o
As the error message indicates, it's not thrilled with the GID
that it you're running the mail wrapper with. Fixing this requires that
you rerun ./configure with the --with-mail-gid= and set it to the same GID
that your mailer uses (check your sendmail.cf...look for DefaultUser= and
use t
figure with cgi-gid option. Now, will all my
> old mailing list will be gone?
>
>
> )
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> |""|-.
> | :|/'
> -`--'-
>
> On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, David Ball wrote:
>
> > It looks as though it may be something a
It looks as though it may be something as small as a missing
Alias/Scriptalias in your httpd.conf for Apache. Check the install docs
at http://www.list.org/install-final.html to be sure that's all good to
go.
David
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Sharif Islam wrote:
>
> Sorry about not giving mu
I have experienced the same problem recently (v2.0.6), and ended
up
having to disable the Mailman web interface as Python2.1 procs were taking
down my
machine (a mere P75 w/16MB or ram, which may account for the problem).
Unless I killed the processes immediately, all daemons would eventua
First time poster, long time reader
I haven't determined the exact cause, but since I've started using
mailman 2.0.3 on my RedHat 6.2/Sendmail 8.9.3 machine, I've had at least 3
machine lockups in as many months. /var/log/messages says very little,
except for VM killing all my
Hi Susan. If you're the list administrator, you should be able to
enter the administrative interface
(http://some.url.com/mailman/admin/listname), select the Membership
Management, then just remove the checkmark from any users wishing to be
unsubscribed. That same page allows you to mass
The only time I've ever seen that error is when there was no
entry in either sendmail.cw or the virtusertable in Sendmail for that
domain.
Not sure why you'd be able to send to them right from the box
though...unless perhaps you have something in /etc/aliases for the
username you'r
Your sendmail is configured to use smrsh (likely via your
sendmail.mc and hence sendmail.cf), and your cgi wrapper for
mailman isn't included in the directory that holds executables allowed to
run under smrsh. There are basically 2 ways to get around thisdisable
smrsh in sendmail (not
know of, lemme know. Thanks
David
>
> With a few scripts, you'll be able to keep you lists&archives from your
> "old" installation.
>
> I usually do not like "upgrade" options. Is the mailman one OK ??
>
>
> Phil.
>
> On Tue, 17 Ap
I was about to compose an email about the very same thing. I've
been fighting with the Admin part of the interface for a few weeks now. I
can get in to see the emails that are pending approval, but at the bottom
of that same page, there is usually the "We're sorry, we've hit a bug!".
Aft
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