s. It isn't that hard for a user to subscribe or unsubscribe
themselves. Admins, of course, can do it for them with the utilities I
listed above or via the web pages.
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ss probably) and learn how to
configure your MTA properly, whether it's sendmail, postfix, or
something else. There are lots of references on the web, including this
list's archives, that give advice on tuning your MTA. 10,000
subscribers is not that unusual for mailman. I believe the r
please start a new thread so you don't mess
up the threading model for those of us with real mail clients. Thanks!
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copy a
column of e-mail addresses and paste that into a text file or directly
into the web pages to add members.
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ill was shipping it.
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p.s. In the future, please snip your replies to the relevant pieces.
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nice feature to see. sync_members would be
really helpful too! My list admins need to regularly flush the announce
lists and repopulate them from an internal database, and right now I'm
flushing them manually. Giving the list admins an easy way to do this
would save me getting involved.
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word, you can change the list password and then give that to
the new admin.
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Mailma
fairly well for
announcement-style only lists with no archives.
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Mailman FAQ: http:/
. [EMAIL PROTECTED] is also different than
[EMAIL PROTECTED] - in some cases at my site, they are (root for example).
IMO, 2.1 is doing the right thing and you need to fix your outgoing mail
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them "That address is not subscribed" if
> they type in one that isn't?
The user may be able to figure it out from the headers but my guess is
that if they can't remmeber what address they used, and they forward
from address to address, they're unlikely to have the skills n
(either email or clickthrough data).
Given the new anti-spam law coming into California with the burden of
proof being on the e-mail sender that the user has really opted in, I
don't see how we can avoid having this feature in Mailman. Some of run
commercial mailing lists and it will be imper
I would think that a callout from the
MTA might be better).
I don't believe that what you're asking for should be a mailman
function. Mailman should primarily be used to quickly get messages into
and out the lists - all per-message processing should be handled by
outsi
and one for
your Swedish users. The sign up instructions shouild be clear which one
the users should use. If you sent the confirmation instructions via an
e-mail in Swedish, I would expect your English users to not reply to
that e-mail.
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s somebody goes in there and manually updates the permissions list.
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Mailman FAQ: h
strict
posting to list members, then the client must be configured to post from
some.name.
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your MTA decided that
localhost was good enough. Have a look at your mailer tables to see if
your localhost system also claims to be able to receive mail for foo.com
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lling the python2 package to run
alongside python 1.x. If you do that, you should be able to install and
run MailMan 2.1.2.
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write those rules. What would one look like to
allow, for example, a mail message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to only come from an
MTA in the foo.com domain?
Thanks,
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es.org"
Something's quite broken since it's combining your list name with your
host name. test_hcmcnurses.org isn't a valid DNS name.
It looks like webmanix doesn't have mailman configured properly. If
they're not going to help you wit
ror, it turned out that I had the same user
in my text file twice, but with different case. Do a case-insensitive
uniq on your input file and see if that helps.
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mum of 20
recipients at a time. Some people have done performance tests to
suggest that dropping this to about 5 will give you better throughput.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] should work, but as I said, you
really, really don't want to do this.
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own to 28K members. Is there a faster way of doing this operation in
2.0.13? Should I just have deleted the list and recreated it?
Thanks,
.../Ed
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just write a quick script that does a list_lists, and for each one, do a
list_members | wc -l.
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ed on the welcome
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very* posting.
This would be ideal for announcement-only lists.
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Mailman FAQ: ht
sage really was only posted to the list once.
What can I look at to see why this happened, and to ensure that it
doesn't happen again? I'm running Mailman 2.0.13 on Red Hat Linux
7.0.
Thanks,
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re
in sendmail's mailq, nor were they in /var/spool/mailman/qfiles. Where
are they hiding so that I can get a quick snapshot?
I'm running mailman 2.0.13 on Red Hat Linux 7.0.
Thanks,
.../Ed
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mailto:[
dmail reports it as size=1581.
The sendmail queue is almost empty - it hasn't topped 200 since the
posting went out. At 1am it was 1 request, and at 2am it was only 74
(mostly bounces I think).
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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e sending
poster to use something like MAILMAN_FOOTER in the HTML. Then mailman
could simply scan the html code for the keyword and do an in-place
substitution. Grossly simple, so I'm probably overlooking something...
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one-way; we send the
messages out, but nobody can reply (and I realize that some people will
try anyway).
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ht
en't free. He needs to clarify how his ISP and phone
calls are billed and then determine if he's got a specific Mailman issue (in
which case this list might be appropriate) or a general Internet connectivity
issue (frequency of PPP calls, etc) that might be better answered in other
lis
hen click on approve and
submit, and you're done.
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request.db
# chmod 664 /var/mailman/lists/*/request.db
It worked for me. Whether that was the right answer or only answer I don't
know.
Cheers,
.../Ed
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lan on killing an hour or two to get it right.
Good luck,
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On Wednesday 13 June 2001 09:53 am, JC Dill wrote:
> On 04:38 AM 6/13/01, Ed Wilts wrote:
> >On Wednesday 13 June 2001 02:25 am, Enriko Groen wrote:
> >> And frustrated too because they get 70 emails or so a day and don't
> >> know how to leave the list.
&g
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ing to wear me down.
Any other mailing list software on an unreliable platform will also wear you
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ilman to give
up on it permanently? This is mailman 2.0.1 as supplied by Redhat on RH
Linux 7.1.
Thanks,
.../Ed
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