Nils Vogels wrote:
>
> On Thu, Jun 20, 2002 at 11:54:13AM -0400, Scott Courtney wrote:
> > I don't mean any disrespect to your views, but I'm still unable to come up with
> > any non-spam reason for blocking unsubscriptions. If someone can think of one
> > that I've overlooked, I'll gladly stand
"Jack L. Stone" wrote:
>
> Have you tried double quotes...??? like:
>
> ""[EMAIL PROTECTED]""
>
> At 10:51 AM 6.18.2002 -0500, David Brauer wrote:
> >I have a problem unsubscribing a member who put quotes in her email address
> >(i.e. "joanblow"@blahblah.com rather than [EMAIL PROTECTED]).
i h
Larry Guest wrote:
>
> Is there a better way to handle the mailman aliases instead of just editing
> my /etc/aliases file and running newaliases.
> When I get to over 200 lists its going to be a nightmare file.
you can include other files (man aliases).
Anton Andreasson wrote:
>
> Hi, (hope this is the right email address and that you can throw away
> a short reply.)
>
> I've tried with many sites and friends to get an answer about whether
> there exist a function in Mailman that sends out the administration
> notification in a kind of "cycling
Adam Frank wrote:
>
> I have been running a list for some time now, and recently seemingly
> random subscription confirmations are being sent to people on the
> list. Some people are reporting recieving over a dozen confirmations a
> day (you know, the "Confirm x")! Does anyone know what
An-Dee wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> As a mistake, I set a wrong path to the web interface.
> How can I set it correctly with command line? 'cos the web interface
> is not working.
this happened to me, too. i don't have mailman group rights, so i had to
ask the admin to fix it for me. what is the re
Scott Courtney wrote:
>
> On Sunday 02 June 2002 01:03 pm, J C Lawrence wrote:
> > How about adding a section to the FAQ with this data?
> >
> > http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py
>
> I'll be glad to. What's the procedure for submitting this, and to whom do I
> send the text? Or is it an
Angelo Marcos Rigo wrote:
>
> hy list
>
> I would like to ask if i can make a subscripting form,
> asking more data from the user like adress, profession, phone number
> etc...
> to store in a database ?
that should be possible, but it will involve some programming work on
your part. i don't kn
Nicolas Chiarini wrote:
>
> hello, i have a question about mailman, how many subscripters can manage
> this program??
> more than 1???
> thanks
> nicolas
yes. see the faq. limits are determined by your mta, the host it runs
on, and of course your connection.
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Cassandra Fleetwood wrote:
>
> cron logs the following error message from qrunner when attempting to send
> the subscription confirmation message to a user that has a single in their
> address (i.e. "john.o'[EMAIL PROTECTED]").
>
> sh: -c: line 1: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `''
>
> Jack Ring wrote:
>
> I have been administering the, [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing
> list but about a week ago the password, seatcieig, that I had used
> successfully suddenly started returning "authentication failed" Can
> you please tell me how to gain access to the admin functions? I have
> sev
> Luis wrote:
>
> Hi, Im one of the administrators of the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> mailing list and I have a really simple question.
>
> How can I block all the e-mails coming from a certain domain? How can
> I block all the e-mails coming from lycos.co.kr or korea.com, for
> example?
add an entry
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Howdy!
>
> Been working since yesterday to get a PostFix/QPopper/Mailman configuration
> installed and think that I'm JUST about there. Problem is when I send a message
> to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] or any other
> address related to the list, my email s
"Barry A. Warsaw" wrote:
>
>
> Also note that the FAQ wizard is specifically intended to be community
> supported. It is maintained through an honor system, and the password
> is "Mailman". Feel free to make updates!
i sent a faq suggestion about another topic to mailman-cabal a week
ago, but
Nora Livesay wrote:
>
> We've been using mailman for about 6 months and last it unexplicably quit
> working. As far as I'm aware, nothing has changed in the configuration, but
> when you send an email to post to the list, it doesn't show up to be
> approved nor does it go out to members. It's as
Lewis Lau wrote:
>
> Dear friends,
>
> Let say I have a subscriber with email address "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" on a
> member-only list, then he also have an email alias
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" refer to the same email account. Is that any way
> to tell the mailman these two email addresses are actually
Lubomir Snajder wrote:
>
> Dear friends,
>
> I am owner and also moderator of a mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) run
> under Mailman 2.0.8.
> When someone write e-mail message to this moderated mailing list, naturaly I
> have to approve this message.
> Web environment is very nice (some years ag
hi danny.
i have no idea what's wrong, and i don't know python, but if such
things happen to me, i try strace.
my suggestion is disable the mailman cronjobs, invoke qrunner by
hand under strace (strace ) and see if it hangs or loops
somewhere. it will spew out a lot of garbage, but in some cases,
Brian Teal wrote:
>
> I need to get into the mailman program to get rid of some of the archives,
> they are pushing the limit of space on my server. However, when I call up
> the login page and fill in my password (which is the correct one) it never
> goes anywhere, it just cyles. Any ideas??
ca
Danny Terweij wrote:
>
> Could some one help?
> The qfiles dir is very big at the moment. qrunner proc is running now for 18
> ours and still it is proccessing 1 message between 20-45 minutes. There
> comes more messages in then out..
>
> Is it possible to run more qrunner processes? to speed th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> My system ran out of disk space and thus, many of the Mailman processes failed.
> After freeing up some space Mailman was not delivering mail and I found the
> qrunner logs had several error messages "Could not acquire qrunner lock"
>
> the Mailman locks directory co
hello *
i have this one fraggle on my list who keeps on subscribing himself
under an address like
"gonzo"@somewhere.com (yes, with the quotes !).
i first saw that after i did a mass subscription from a majordomo
list. i wanted to delete him for fear of problems, but mailman could
not do that via
Joshua Gould wrote:
>
> For one list in particular, I am not able to change the password. I am
> able to log in with the site password, and when I change the password
> it reports a success, but it still reports authentication failure when
> I try to use the new password.
>
> I have tried this f
hello !
is there any way to override the IGNORECASE flag in
bounce_matching_headers ?
i read about the (?i) statement, but it only says "set flags" in the
docs, nothing about toggling or unsetting.
i'm looking for a solution that will work with python 1.5 (yeah, i
know, but it's not my box).
thi
hello mailman users !
a number of questions about regexes in mailman:
in bounce_matching_headers, the "Header:" field is parsed separately
and is not part of the regex, right ?
(i.e. a line
.*SPAM
would _not_ have the effect of catching all mails that contain
"SPAM" in any of their headers ?)
hello !
i sent the messsage below earlier today, not realizing that
mailman-users is a closed list.
now i have subscribed, and i'm resending the message below.
sorry if any duplicates get through.
Joern Nettingsmeier wrote:
>
> hello mailman users !
>
> a number of questions
[i posted this a while ago, but obviously my subscription had not
yet been processed when it reached the list.
sorry for any dupes that might occur. i'm in a bit of a hurry, so
i'm resending.]
hello mailman users !
a number of questions about regexes in mailman:
in bounce_matching_headers, t
"Rantanen, TC1" wrote:
>
> I have mailman up and running, I can post to the list, can look at the list
> archives from the web.
>
> But when I someone tries to subscribe via the web, an entry in exim_mainlog
> shows
> 2002-04-17 13:36:59 refused relay (host) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> from
> <[EMAIL P
hi !
new to mailman, and i already have a wish:
would it be complicated to tweak the admin requests page so that it
spits out the regex which caught the message ?
right now, all it says is "suspicious header", which does not really
help with filter debugging.
i haven't the faintest idea of pytho
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