Greg Ward wrote:
> On 01 December 2001, J B Bell said:
>
>>Mailman is suffering some brain damage all of a sudden. I've not
>>changed my version of Python nor anything like that, though I have
>>fiddled with my kernel in ways that presumably should not affect
Mailman is suffering some brain damage all of a sudden. I've not
changed my version of Python nor anything like that, though I have
fiddled with my kernel in ways that presumably should not affect this.
Other cron-inspired mailings are getting through with a normal date.
All my Mailman automa
I hate to see someone get NT rammed down their throat. Unfortunately, my
diagnostic skills are not up to the detailed logs you posted, Amanda. How-
ever, I can share some stuff that may help in terms of making certain of
one's qmail + Mailman configuration.
Without further ado, here are all th
On Thu, Jun 28, 2001 at 08:51:04AM -0400, Brett Miller wrote:
> Can mailman be configured to handle lists for more than 1 domain?? Thank
> you for any help or assistance you could give.
>
> Thanks
>
> Brett
Yes.
First, if you want the web pages to use the extra domains you have, they
will nee
I recently converted a list to Mailman. Unfortunately, it's a huge spam
target, and I get many messages a day from non-members. Slogging through
and discarding them all is very annoying. Is there any way to set a policy
of discarding non-member postings outright?
--JB
