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On 10/7/08, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kelly Jones wrote:
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>>Why does "withlist -q test" say "The variable `m' is the tes
Why does "withlist -q test" say "The variable `m' is the test MailList
instance". Shouldn't -q suppress that message?
It's annoying because I run withlist stuff in cron and want it to run
silently unless there are errors. I realize I can:
2| fgrep -v 'the variable `m' is the'
or something, but t
It took me a long time to figure out that Mailman's 'virgin' directory
was for messages that Mailman created itself. Is stuff like this
documented somewhere? Is there a developer's guide to Mailman out
there?
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I run nightly cron jobs to fix/update various Mailman lists. I don't
know Python, so I write Perl scripts that call the Python scripts in
/usr/local/mailman/bin/
This works OK, but I'd really like to run these Perl scripts whenever
a list is changed, not just once a day.
In other words, I'd like
We run a small internal mailing list, [EMAIL PROTECTED], that goes to
several people in HR. In other words, we use resumes like a sendmail
alias.
We recently added an auto-reply that says "thanks for submitting your
resume'". The auto-reply comes from "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", which
seems incorrect. I
I have a list X that contains two sub-lists: Y and Z.
The members of Y can post to Y w/o being held, and the members of Z
can post to Z w/o being held.
However, if a Y member posts to X, his message is held, since he's not
directly on X (he's on Y, which is on X, so he's only indirectly on X).
I
If I want to subscribe just one user via the web interface, do I still
need to use "Mass Subscribe"?
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On 2/22/07, Brad Knowles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 6:43 PM -0700 2/22/07, Kelly Jones wrote:
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> > My question: what's the best way to handle a situation like this? Have
> > a list owned by itself or "effectively" owned by itself.
>
> What I
I'm part of a group of people ("sysops") that own several
lists. Because the group changes occasionally, we've created a Mailman
list called "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", and all of our lists are owned by
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]". The sysops list also receives other
(non-Mailman-generated) emails.
We tried to m
Many of my customers run tightly-controlled lists where it's important
to know (immediately, if possible) if email to any of the members is
bouncing (eg, an ISP mailing its customer base), even if the bounce is
temporary.
Is there a way to do this using the bounce processing options in
Mailman? EG
I have a mailing list whose membership changes frequently. I want to
find out who received a two-month-old email in the archives. In other
words, I want to know the list membership at the time that message was
sent.
How can I do this?
I realize I could look at sendmail logs (if they went back tha
On 1/19/07, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I haven't looked at this to see if it is actually a possible cause, but
> the regexp box in header_filter_rules is a list of regexps one per
> line. If it contains an empty line or a 'blank' line, that might be a
> regexp that will match anythi
One of my users added this as a spam filter:
^x-spam-flag:.*yes
(all lower case since spamfilter regexps are case-insensitive--
hyphens not backslashed by accident), and the list started dropping
ALL emails. Why?
We're running SpamAssassin on another box (mail gets forwarded to the
"mailman box"
I administer a Mailman site with many user-owned mailing lists.
Users sometimes setup poor auto-discard rules (+ "do not forward
auto-discards", of course) and lose important messages to mailing lists.
Can I site configure Mailman to preserve all auto-discarded messages
in a location where only I
I backup my mailman config.pck files nightly by running "dumpdb
config.pck" and storing the output (the output of dumpdb is easier to
read and easier to diff [for CVS'd backups] than the config.pck file
itself).
How do I get back config.pck from the output of dumpdb?
In other words, what command
I admin a mailing list that receives two types of messages:
1. Important human-typed messages that should be archived
2. Transient machine-generated messages that people may want to read,
but which lose value rapidly, and, therefore, shouldn't be archived.
I've set up topics so that all the tran
I'm subscribed to a mailman mailing list. I want to receive all emails
on the list *except those* matching a given topic or topics. How do I
do this?
If a new topic is created, I want to be subscribed to it by default,
but have the option of excluding it as well.
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