dear all,
i set up a mailman list a long time ago with reply-to munging enabled.
i'd rather not change that, because i foresee a billion emails "why
aren't my emails going to the list anymore"?
normally, sent email doesn't contain "reply-to:" unless the
user specifically sets it.
is there a way
; - Original Message -----
> From: "Peter Jay Salzman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 3:10 PM
> Subject: [Mailman-Users] how to delete non-member postings offhand
>
>
> > hi there,
> >
hi there,
we're getting too much spam to the list -- it's getting to be a hardship.
currently, we don't allow non-members to post to the list. a non-member
posting gets put into a queue to be approved/rejected.
is there a way to just reject these postings without admin intervention?
pete
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hi all,
i'm using an external archive, and would like to change the html on the
subscriber page that points to the archive:
To see the collection of prior postings to the list,
visit the Archives.
i assume that somehow gets transformed into
"http://whatever-the-archi
hi all,
here's the welcome message for my list:
Here are the rules:
1. Don't send HTML email. Don't send attachments to the list.
2. No flaming.
3. The list manager is Peter Jay Salzman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. Think of him as
the "system ad
hi there,
people need "confirm+approval" to subscribe to my list.
i have "should admin get immediate notice of new requests" set to "yes".
and the list admin's email address is correctly set to me.
however:
1. user subscribes to list
2. user gets confirmation notice
3. user replies to confirma
i found this on the archives while searching for something else. thought it
was useful, so i cut-n-pasted it to a file for future keeping. might be
(part of) what you're looking for.
pete
> The feature list mentions support for virtual domains. And how does one
> make mailman aware of virt
hi all,
i'm a list manager (not site administrator). i fsck'ed up and put the wrong
url for the base mailman url.
i noticed a file /home/mailman/lists/vox/config.db, which i don't have read
or write permissions to. is this where list configs are stored? is it a
berkeley db file?
is there a w
e the list vox-announce. This will populate vox-announce with
> all the users of your other two lists, and Mailman will automagically toss
> out any duplicate entries.
>
> Run the script out of cron every hour and you'll be in good shape.
>
> Jon Carnes
> - Original M
i noticed that *searchable* archives are on the wishlist.
imho, an archive is almost useless without some kind of search mechanism.
is there an ETA for this feature?
pete
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hi all,
my linux user group runs 3 mailing lists: vox, vox-tech and vox-announce.
i would like all subscribers of vox and vox-tech to also be subscribed to
vox-announce (which only officers can post to).
the trouble is, if vox-announce is an umbrella list for both vox and
vox-announce, then peo
begin: Jon Carnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> quote
> > i'm trying to follow the mailman config instructions, but am having
> trouble.
> > i'm on debian woody, using exim as the MTA.
> >
> > when i run check_perms, i get the following error message:
> >
> > # ./check_perms
> > Traceback (innermost las
dear all,
i'm trying to follow the mailman config instructions, but am having trouble.
i'm on debian woody, using exim as the MTA.
when i run check_perms, i get the following error message:
# ./check_perms
Traceback (innermost last):
File "./check_perms", line 280, in ?
checkcgi()
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