Mark Sapiro wrote:
Jim Garrison wrote:
Does Mailman ever take a message that it received in plain
text form and re-encode it in base64 (leaving the mime type
as text/plain)?
Yes. (It's actually the underlying Python email library that does it.)
On English language lists, it happens
Jim Garrison wrote:
Does Mailman ever take a message that it received in plain
text form and re-encode it in base64 (leaving the mime type
as text/plain)?
This just happened to a message I sent to a private list for
which I am the admin, and I'm trying to pin it down between
Mailman and Po
d the message in Thunderbird,
and the source of the saved outgoing copy (in the Sent folder)
is plain ASCII (not base64-encoded). I am subscribed to the
list so I get a copy of whatever is sent, and the copy
received from the server IS base64-encoded.
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> Did you do
>
> find / -name qfiles -print
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Yes, with predictable results since it's not 'qfiles' in Fedora :-)
Thanks for the pointers. I disabled DNS rejects in Postfix and the
next time Mailman tried to send the invites it got permanent e
for more on this. It is a performance killer for Mailman.
>
www.python.org is rejecting connections right now, but I will
read the FAQ entry when it comes back online and change the
Postfix config.
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Is there a way to tell Mailman to never allow a specific
email address to be subscribed?
I.e. is there a master "banned email address" list within
Mailman, and if so how to I add addresses to it?
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