the delay is instead spread out
between deliveries then there is something, most likely DNS related,
thats slowing down the other systems taking mail from you.
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le, but I tend to always build Mailman from source on the boxes
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very wary of putting this on NFS. I'm not sure it would buy you much if
anything (locking becomes an expensive fragile operation), but when it
all goes wrong it will go very wrong :-/
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Has anyone built a mailman config using VERP where the VERP sender
expansion is done on the MTA rather than within mailman?
Even better, has anyone done this using exim as the MTA?
Any information, comments or config samples would be useful.
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ACL settings are sensible, otherwise you
become an open relay.
* Restart exim by sending the process a kill -HUP - ie
kill -HUP `cat /var/run/exim.pid`
alternatively use the system startup script to stop and restart
it.
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from preinstalled systems. They are seriously
dangerous.
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trange character sets or encoding.
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h time limits and stuff (a day or
so is OK, a month isn't). However if we do this sort of magic then we
need to handle the worst that stupid MTAs come up with for bounces.
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rpm install do not move to an rpm install unless you *really*
know what you are doing and check all the paths and uids.
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Depends on your OS.
However trying looking at top, sar, mrtg to name a few.
Information on optimizing throughput is given in the FAQ - see bottom of
every list message for a pointer.
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u need to make sure your UID/GID settings
for the alias director/router are correct though).
Easier to use the other method which is documented in the README.EXIM
file
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ly created the 3rd FAQ entry there on
DNS cache usage. If people hate those answers please fix them!]
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get the data from the installed rpms database. You use the same command
without the "p" modifier:-
rpm -qi mailman-2.0.13-1
or just
rpm -qi mailman
since you don't need to give it the version and release number
Ni
o far has always caught them), or to list members then the address
causing the autoreply is removed from all my lists, a flame is sent, and
frequently the address and/or domain is added to my MTAs blacklist.
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loop your mail.
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it depends on your MTA setup as to whether a list
appears in all your virtual domains]
I don't think this changes significantly with 2.1, but haven't switched
myself so will let someone else confirm that.
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s happen. You could always order on original send date
rather than reception date - ordering will get very confused if you have
a mail outage for a while and your mail then turns up in one great
burst.
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logrotate and samba.
Its a packaging problem rather than a mailman problem.
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ammers Incorporated" writes a little
script that does an invite subscribe of a few hundred throusand of his
"friends" with an invitation note of whatever crap he is sending out
this week.
Isn't this basically just another form of open relay?
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he monthly password reminders
to prod them that they do have this subscription.
Other than that nomail is normally used to allow posting from addresses
other than that which receives the mail - I myself have a number of
nomail accounts set on various lists.
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l keep hearing more mentions of resiserfs
going completely tits-up for my liking. Great ideas but there still
seem to be some problems there.
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sured a crash would only
ever result in duplicate delivery - doing this could give you a
significant speed up.
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the notifications, check in the "General options" page
the "Should administrator get immediate notice of new requests, as well
as daily notices about collected ones? " option.
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digests are and were intended to be used).
Definitely. What is the situation for "classic" digests though.
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ite them yourself, pay someone else to write them,
or maybe persuade someone to write them by dint of your eloquence.
Haranging people just tends to make them tell you to fuck off.
Personally I have had enough and now put you on my kill list.
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Personally I don't get too excited about this - I am more concerned with
locking down the membership roster which we need to ensure defaults as
completely unavailable. [Especially as I have been hit with some Data
Protection legislation related stuff in the last couple of weeks]
Ni
restarting crond, and see what the cron
logging has to say.
[If the basic commands work then my suspicion is very strongly that they
aren't being invoked]
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ey used to subscribe to a list amazes me.
The monthly reminders do at least give you the right address (with or
without password) to use the send password button for.
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On Fri, 2002-02-15 at 15:03, Matthew Thompson wrote:
> Have you considered a little php script that runs under cron and reads in
> the number of lines in your members file. It could be written to output
> the number of lines to a small text file that could be read back in.
Nice idea, but Mailma
list split is done elsewhere.
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e postings to plain text on exim.org. See
Mailman patch #413752
URL (which will probably break in transit) is:-
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=413752&group_id=103&atid=300103
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On Tue, 2002-02-05 at 13:09, Lafleur Maurice wrote:
> Is there a way to have MM generate both daily *and* weekly digest of the
> same mailing list?
No. Asking again won't help either [See *note]
Nearest compromise is starting a second list which is digest only and is
subscribed to the first li
recipients mail must be individually generated,
rather than a standard mail being passed to the MTA in multi-recipient
batches.
It might be possible to do this in a sufficiently broken MTA.
It is a seriously bad idea for all sorts of reasons.
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d often time out.
If you are using public archives under pipermail, then they are directly
available as static file/directorys to the web server, with no
involvement of Mailman/python.
In that case it either your web server or the link between you & AOL.
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On Mon, 2002-01-28 at 07:21, Joseph M. wrote:
[6 messages in 67 minutes, all basically asking the same thing, all in
MIME/alternative - please just ask questions once since the subscribers
end up being mailbombed by you and rather less inclined to be helpful]
> We are currently using Mail
id=nobody --with-mail-gid=1001
Nigel.
Please don't post html or multipart/alternative to the list. If you do
so (we can all make mistakes), then don't follow it up with a text only
post.
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st morsel of a clue as to the intended
> recipient. VERP to the rescue!
They can have a cubicle next to that I've had reserved for the authors
of Lotus notes (1995ish vintage) which should *never* have been allowed
to send mail within 100 miles of an internet connected machine.
rst guess, look at permissions on your alias
files]
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Dan,
Have stolen your messages almost verbatim and put them into the postfix
tuning part of the FAQ. [I'm currently aiming to get content on there -
someone or even me can clean these up later]
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq06.004.htp
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On Mon, 2001-12-10 at 17:46, J C Lawrence wrote:
> On Mon, 10 Dec 2001 10:18:17 -0500
> Richard Idalski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I have an existing mailman install of v2.06, it's under heavy
> > daily use, so downtime isn't really an option. What is the
> > suimplest way to upgrade to v2
On Sun, 2001-12-09 at 15:21, Miles D. Oliver wrote:
> I now have a functioning implementation of Mailman 2.0.8
>
> With one strange quirk..
>
> Not all of my lists are showing up in the main admin page. I have 2 lists
> and only 1 is being shown.
Go to the admin page, General Options, bottom e
I've taken this set of stuff and pushed it into a FAQ entry
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq04.013.htp
On Fri, 2001-12-07 at 23:21, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
> You can also employ your own, external scanner, or whatever flavor
> program you want.
>
> Most of
On Thu, 2001-11-22 at 15:27, David Gibbs wrote:
> My personal recommendation ... upgrade to mailman 2.0.6 (at minimum,
> probably best to go to 2.0.7) and apply Geoff Dairiki's demime patch.
>
>
>http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=413752&group_id=103&atid=300103
Any of th
Steve Lay wrote:
> Is it possible to filter the envelope sender on a list? If so,
> filtering senders like MAILER-DAEMON would catch groupwise (the
> worst I've come across) and postmaster would catch one other that
> I know of too. Ideally, this would be done by mailman itself.
> Would these en
formance tuning faq added as well...
damn I've just walked over you
especially as I added to section 6 (web/mail integration), rather than
section 4 (admin issues).
most of the content at present is directly raped from other sources -
chuq's postings that he kindly referenced.
ow&file=faq01.011.htp
Nigel.
[NB as policy I'm trying to put generic answers into the FAQ as they
come up and will then tend to answer RTFF (with a link if I'm in a good
mood]
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[Resent without the additional funky characters in the addresses :-( ]
Barry,
Ages back there was a discussion about restricting the
mailman-users/developers lists to member posting only, and I was under
the impression that this was put into place for a trial period.
We are now seeing rather mo
On Mon, 2001-10-29 at 23:01, John W Baxter wrote:
> As I read config_list, it produces Python code which can be exec-ed in
> order to rebuild the list configuration.
Umm.. it looks to me as though config_list dumps some pythonish code
that can be read by config_list to set the list parameters *ot
On Mon, 2001-10-29 at 15:32, J C Lawrence wrote:
> Restoring a dumpdb file is a bit of a pain as you end up having to
> wrap it in a bit of python that mays it look like an object and
> marshalling that to disk. Not a big pain to be sure, but more pain
> than you get with configdb. Using configd
- but how do I restore
that?
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I found the reason for this. The MUA I'm using (evolution) added a bug
where pretty much all readers were copied into a reply from the original
message, including the list control headers (specifically X-Beenthere:).
This caused Mailman to drop the message silently.
I'd suggest that the error pa
The mailman installation on exim.org has been running for quite some
time now, with no recent changes or problems. The MTA (you could guess
that we use exim) is also stable.
However this morning I posted a message to the exim-users list.
It left my machine, got to exim.org, and was delivered dow
On Tue, 2001-10-09 at 14:56, craver voun wrote:
> I have checked and the email I am using to send the messsage is already suscribed.
>This is the message i get every time I try to send a message:
>
> Your mail to 'Lista' with the subject
> prueba 3
> Is being held until the list
On 12 Jul 2001 17:03:00 +0200, Pieter Boshoff wrote:
> I would like to know how to obtain a script to unsubscribe users form a list
> that use Exim as the mta.
I don't get what you are asking for.
There are bulk subscribe/unsubscribe scripts in ~mailman/bin
(add_members remove_members etc). The
On 12 Jul 2001 20:41:10 -0500, J. Frederick Ball OEF wrote:
> Well, I posted about three different questions to the list about how to get
> the multiple domain thing happening on my system, which elicited varied and
> interesting comments -- mostly suggestions to either run multiple copies of
>
On 05 Jul 2001 08:30:37 -0700, John W Baxter wrote:
>
> Unfortunately, the Exim site resists posting URLs...go to
> http://www.exim.org
funny - oh I guess you haven't worked round the frames - try
http://www.exim.org/howto/mailman.html
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count in
your favour. Remember also that google and the like have a special
feature - the more stupid a posting makes you look, the nearer to the
top of a list of matching pages it appears!
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ogs from
the exim.org lists - which have a few lists of verious sizes, and
run the figures on deliveries and bandwidth uses.
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(between the original poster and the moderator), is that the
notification to the original sender could contain a URL and/or a email
means to allow the original post to be cancelled from the moderation
queue.
Thoughts?
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Some wisdom posted on the exim list a while back (on the subject of
trying to persuade people that its not some person with good typing
skills sending out bounce messages) may fit into the current discussion.
See
http://www.exim.org/pipermail/exim-users/Week-of-Mon-2710/019372.html
N
On 12 Jun 2001 09:11:30 -0400, Rick Pasotto wrote:
> I finally got around to installing stripmime but I evidently have
> something wrong. This is the error message I get:
>
> 2001-06-12 08:49:57 159ncK-0005vW-00 **
> |/usr/local/bin/stripmime.pl|/var/lib/mailman/mail/wrapper post lp-meck
> <[EMAI
xist (or
appropriate prefixed directory from (1).
3. Is there a config.db in there and accessible
(at least to see - don't need to be able to access it)
from the uid/gid that exim runs under.
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So I'm a little baffled...
> > >What do I need to do to fix this?
As I recall, qmail hardwires a batch of its uids and gids when its
built, so you can easily have a running qmail using group 401 with no
group 401 defined on your system :-)
Try
./configure ... -with-
ou know of a utility that I could
> use with mailman to accomplish this?
No - this would require Mailman to do deliveries one address at a time
rather than batched, and so would cost much more in terms of delivery.
You might be able hack mailman, but it is an MLM and not a mail merge
tool.
Nig
good technical reason
will give you pain.
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ing - up to -d99 - that will tell you
every last detail about what exim is doing including which config file
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OK.
Then make sure that mail to your list domain really does go to that MTA
- DNS mistakes are easy to make.
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threaded.
Thats not a mailman issue. Threading is controlled by your MUA (mail
client). Mailman neither generates, removes or modifies the headers
that are used to thread a group of messages (which are References: and
In-Reply-To:)
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ner) then takes the queue and
passes it off to the MTA.
This decouples the process so things don#t fail if the MTA cannot
immediately accept mail.
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the work (or make
the template include the SMTP commands to and just shove all the output
to "sendmail -bS" (BSMTP handling).
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t appear since Mailman needs
to interact with the system MTA to inform it that additional list
post/admin delivery addresses now exist. The MTA is a privileged
subsystem and cannot be tampered with lightly.
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mime-headers based on
this scheme, well they deserve all they get.
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ily.
I am strongly resisting the temptation to comment on the buns thread.
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d thus
forgetting the subscribed address.
Unfortunately I do not have reminder messages set on this list for good
reason, so you can't even get your address from the monthly reminder
poke :-)
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tually you would be better advised to go the Maildir filename
approach - the filename is made up of the time(), the pid and a machine
specifier of some form. That won't have clashes unless you can wind
through your pids in under a second (although the current proposals for
random p
the RFC describing
them. These headers are in to support a specific RFC - so they have a
real use, should be handled by MUAs (which if they don't deal with that
RFC should gracefully handle the excess headers), and cannot be
modified to fit broken MUAs.
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onfigure line - ie if you did
./configure --with-mail-gid=exim --with-cgi-gid=www
then the gid you want is "exim"
That then needs attaching to the aliases director, or alternative skip
that stuff and go to
http://www.exim.org/howto/mailman.html
Nigel.
this.
You appear to have 2 options in this:-
1. Change the definition of SENDMAIL_CMD in your site defaults and
add a -oi flag (although I would check this first).
2. Move to SMTP injection it has so many advantages
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attachments of any type at all well. You can get round this by
using an external archiver such as MHonArc, but that makes the
setup and maintenance more complex.
This is likely to be a bigger issue for you.
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t list - obviously we do not have passwords for
your particular installation.
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I am looking at a C rewrite, but thats in my copious spare time :-)
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out for us to put the
headers back in again.
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how. The envelope
sender should be constructed correctly by Mailman and be
-admin@ - unless you are doing VERP processing somehow.
Why did you want to change Return-Path?
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f its a moderator approved subscription process?
In all of these cases the user can lose mail unexpectedly... where as
an explicit unsub/sub (in whatever order you wish - I sub, check its OK
then unsub old) has very specific known behaviour.
Nigel.
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control.
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ceforge to do fully
integrated htdig (see http://www.exim.org/pipermail/exim-users/ for an
example).
If you can't make that work, prod me and I'll redo the diffs against my
current codebase, but I don't know of any differences I have in other
than that patchset against 2.0.1
art of our list. I know, I
> know... clueless, but...
Thats one of the best reasons for having the monthly reminder messages
:-)
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27;t go through?
The mailman cookie is phrased so that it should never be saved to disk
- ie it is a session cookie rather than a permanent.
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> do i need to re-install with the mail GID set differently?
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ata are also on that site
http://public.yahoo.com/~jfriedl/regex/
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installation override of this needs to be
available. In the EU it is very likely that setting this to anything
other than "List Admin Only" would put you in breach of data protection
legislation.
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bscribing or confirming a subscription to the list - it
will make life so much better all round.
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ugh I have never built it myself.
Questions regarding the building of gcc and python should not be
further discussed on this (mailman) list.
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this is basically a list config error
in many cases.
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