Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>>>>>> "Eric" == Eric S Johansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Could you take a look at the bounce processing page
> (http://YOUR-SERVER.TLD/lists/admin/LISTNAME/bounce or so) and tell us
> what the settings are?
bounce_
Brad Knowles wrote:
>
> Now, maybe it doesn't work the way you want, but it is absolutely
> *NOT* "totally useless".
your explanations further on were quite helpful and correct my
misunderstandings. Therefore I stand corrected on this feature.
> List admins don't receive the bounc
Brad Knowles wrote:
> Mailman manages the bounces internally, so as to automatically
> handle unsubscriptions due to excessive bounces, nonexistent
> accounts, etc
>
> That's the way it is supposed to work.
>
correct behavior but totally useless.
if you have three or four peop
I recently merged together a bunch of mailing list from different
machines onto one. When the monthly notices were sent out, all of the
bounces went to one address. Is it anyway to set up mailman so that
bounces go to the list owner and not the general mailman address?
Many thanks
---eric
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Mark Sapiro wrote:
> The poster is validated as a list member in various ways depending in
> particular on the Defaults.py/mm_cfg.py setting of
> USE_ENVELOPE_SENDER. Read the comments about this and about
> SENDER_HEADERS in Defaults.py, and also understand what headers are
> put in your message a
mailman 2.1.5 on gentoo
I was upgrading from 2.0.God knows how old on a Red Hat eight system. I
moved the list and archive directories over into the 2.1.5 hierarchy.
Whenever I send a message to a list, the message is held and I am told I
am not a member of that list even though I can see it i
Jon Carnes explained:
There are a couple, but none of them work great. I have used a small 4
line script to hide the addresses in some archives.
IMO, the best method is to allow concerned users to sign up on a private
list to have their email addresses expunged from the archives (and
provide the
I started getting requests from users that want their addresses in the bodies of
messages and headers disguised in mailman/pipermail archives. has anyone come
up with a patch for this yet?
---eric
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yes, I know this is a frequently asked question and I know it's mostly
sendmail related.
I want to strip out HTML/attachments from incoming mail messages. I've
done some research and settled on using stripmime.pl until stripping out
mime stripping is incorporated into Mailman. Unfortunately,
