i'm moving over a nightclub announcement list over to mailman ( he's
got 1400 subscribers he's been bcc'ing every week )
i'd like to make the mail change transparent to users -- ie, not send
out the 'you have been subscribed' messages from the mass subscription
entry.
there doesn't seem to be
try this:
/usr/local/mailman/bin/withlist -l -r fix_url LISTNAME --urlhost=URL
replace LISTNAME and URL with what you need
i *think* that will work. seems to solve some of my issues so far.
I think it all has to do with web_host_url in Utils.py -- which seems
to be the basis for mlist.Link
I can't seem to find this anywhere in the Defaults.py mm_cfg.py or in
the archives:
I'd like to specify the hostname somewhere. The hostname for the
machine is not the current http address -- so all the links that
mailman creates are incorrect
Is there any way to do that?
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first off -- thanks for both your responses.
second, re:
>Mailman sorts the target domains and then batches the list per the
>SMTP_MAX_RCPTS as previously noted. Due to this target domains will be
>clustered. Depending on whether the number of addresses within a
>specific target domain is modu
having been told about SMTPdirect.py, i looked through it..
then i looked in the mailman-users and mailman-development archives, but
couldn't find an answer...
perl's mail::bulkmail will optimize smtp delivery by sending out chunks of
emails within one domain at once, using multiple addresses
witty, eh?
i've been dissecting the code to the best of my abilities, but i've come up
short
it seems to me that Mailman just calls sendmail per To: email address
i'm wondering if i'm missing something -- is it sending to bcc:s, or doing
crazy things with the envelopes like perl's mail:bulkma
