[Mailman-Users] welcome message

Hello, We would like to make some slight modification to the Mailman welcome message for new subscribers at our location. Where is this message located and if it is in Python code, how do we go about changing the text? Thanks, Joe ---

[Mailman-Users] implicit destination

Hello Sorry about the previous message. I just found the explanation of "message has implicit destination" in the FAQ document. Thanks anyway. Joe -- Mailman-Users mailing list Mailman-Users@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/

[Mailman-Users] problem: Message has implicit destination

Hello, Have any of you dealt with this problem of a message being held for moderator approval? I went to the "Sender filters" admin page and I added the sender address to the "List of non-member addresses whose postings should be automatically accepted." But the messages are still being h

[Mailman-Users] Change of server name -- sendmail problem -- Resolved!

Hello, You can ignore my previous message (from 3:12 PM EST today). We had a local network problem because there were two hosts named "lists" in different domains. We have resolved the problem Thanks, Joe -- Mailman-Users mailing

[Mailman-Users] Change of server name -- sendmail problem

Hello: We have changed the name of our Solaris server. I made the necessary changes to /etc/host and the other associated host files. I ran the fix_url.py procedure for all of the list names and I changed the mm_cfg.py file so that the new host name appears for both DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST and DEFA

Re: [Mailman-Users] apache errors

Bryan: I had this problem myself - very recently. This was on a Solaris implementation of Mailman. The values in question are: DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST = 'hostname' DEFAULT_URL_HOST = 'hostname' I had appended these values to the file: /usr/local/mailman/Mailman/mm_cfg.py That didn't work, so I repl