int
me in the right direction where I can start to put some hooks in place?
Thanks!
JTK
JT Koffenberger
Founder and General Manager
Delmarva Group, LLC
phone: 302.559.8711
fax: 707.281.4628
mailto:jt.koffenber...@delmarvagroup.com
http://www.delmarvagroup.com
Live support ava
might trigger such a conversion?
We'd prefer the message to go out NOT as a mutli-part MIME message.
Thanks for any help that can be provided!
--JTK
JT Koffenberger
Founder and General Manager
Delmarva Group, LLC
phone: 302.559.8711
fax: 707.281.4628
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Has anyone out there ever developed a customized digest page? If so..
is there any place for templates or examples of such emails?
Thanks!
--JTK
JT Koffenberger
Founder and General Manager
Delmarva Group, LLC
phone: 302.559.8711
fax: 707.281.4628
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http
How do I configure mailman to accept "subscribe" email?
Is there a way to configure my Mailman version 2.1.9.cp2 (or is it already
configured) so that I can have subscribers email my list with "subscribe" in
the subject or body?
Thanks!
-traynor
-
;reply' it would send back to the list, and show
'on behalf of username' so you'd know who sent it.
Surely this must be possible in mailman but I couldn't find any real info on
reply_to in the config for the test list I set up.
Does any
On 11/03/2005 10:44 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
>JT wrote:
>
>
>>I would like to mirror on of my mailing lists to a BBoard. I tried
>>doing this by subscribing [EMAIL PROTECTED] to the mailing
>>list. However there is a slight problem with this. Anyone could have a
can: A) turn off the ability to get
password reminders sent, or B) administer a mailing list subscription
from another email address, ie where password reminder would get sent to
me instead of the BBoard? Thanks!
Regards,
JT
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Mailman-Users
Please cvan you UNSCRIBE ME, SIGNED ON BY MISTAKE,
NOW GETTING UP TO 150 LETTERS DAILY. Any help appreciated.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
As a computer dummy I, by mistake, signed on the
"Mailman", now I am getting from 50 to 150 letters daily. PLEASE, PLEASE
PLEASE, CAN YOU UNSCRIBE ME ?
J. T. Whitlock...
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
PLEASE HELP ME UNSCRIBE FROM
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please unscribe and confirm unscription to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please unscribe me to this service. I have
over 100 letters in one day, you are way over my head. Confirm I am
unscribed at > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please unscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED]. I signed up by
mistake, mostly due to being a partial dummy with
computers.
Since downloading your service last night I have
received at least a dozen letters from all over the nation with questions on how
to best use your service.
I am just a flunky at computer use, so most of the
questions asked are totally unknown to me. This sudden turn out of emails
makes me t
Hmm... I'm guessing that $home is either nothing (e.g. should be $HOME) or
else is home for "nobody", e.g. /nonexistent. Try changing it to
/home/mailman/cgi-bin. Also, check apache's error log, where "Not found"
stuff gets logged with the exact path that apache is looking for...
On Wed, Jun 27
You need to make config.db readable by the user or group under which Apache runs...
usually "nobody". Try
egrep "(User|Group)" httpd.conf
You should probably run "check_perms" in the Mailman bin directory. IIRC, it
can even correct permissions problems if run as root.
Also, rather than
The only security issue is directory indexes - most installations do
not, by default, display the contents of a directory if there is no
index.
Best thing to do would be:
A) Apache rewrite rule to accomplish the redirection:
Redirect permanent /mailman/ /mailman/listinfo/
B) Simple CGI t
On Thu, Jun 14, 2001 at 11:04:00AM -0700, Chuq Von Rospach wrote:
[snip]
> A small percentage. maybe 1/2 of 1%. The problem is that their hassle
> factor is way out of proportion to their numbers.
Agreed.
[snip]
> > Try working a cash
> > register for a couple months and you'll see how true th
I wouldn't think you'd want to do it, either... half the time people
are posting to moderated lists, they are actually trying to email the
list administrator, who *should* see their messages.
You could always add a header to the bounce message explaining where
to reach that person, and then write
On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 12:21:30PM -0700, Chuq Von Rospach wrote:
[snip]
>
> why is the internet supposed to be immune from real life? you've never
> seen people who are too busy/important to stand in line at a store? who
> are annoying/obnoxious/abusive to a clerk? Name your favorite poison --
Don't worry, I put the odds at 50/50 that this poor sap will unblock
the address (whichever one it actually is) once his end users complain
about not getting their mailing lists ;-)
Equally likely situations: he has *multiple* users too dumb to figure
out how to unsubscribe (sad), or else he has
I expect that this analysis is on target - FreeBSD did make some
changes with crypt around 4.2 that disrupted a few things. If your
system is on one side of that change and your Python installation on
the other, that could be the source of the problem.
If the below suggestion doesn't work, I'd r
ake, but those would be very specific to your
MTA...
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 12:57:46PM -0700, alex wetmore wrote:
> On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, JT wrote:
> > I am trying to set up a mailman installation where the web and smtp
> > servers are separate... E.g., the list address is [E
find Mailman much
easier than that other thing we use...
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 02:33:00PM -0400, JT wrote:
> I am trying to set up a mailman installation where the web and smtp
> servers are separate... E.g., the list address is [EMAIL PROTECTED],
> my mail server is mail.foo.org,
gure out what goes
where and to what accounts on what servers... Sendmail-specific
recommendations would be convenient, but any reasonably lucid
explanation of where the mail goes and I'll plod my way through
aliases, virtusertable, etc.
TIA,
JT
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