t;, line 133, in
enqueue
os.fsync(msgfp.fileno())
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'fsync'
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Steve
On Sun, 7 Mar 2004, Steve Pirk wrote:
> I am using Slackware 9.1 (fresh install) Here is the
> version on python:
> Python 2.3.1 (#1, Sep 24 2003, 16:45:45)
lost in the disk crash. :-)
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On Sun, 7 Mar 2004, Richard Barrett wrote:
> On 7 Mar 2004, at 10:16, Steve Pirk wrote:
>
> > After a supposedly clean install of the latest mailman,
> > I get this error when adding a list (even the initial
> > mailman list):
> &
After a supposedly clean install of the latest mailman,
I get this error when adding a list (even the initial
mailman list):
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ bin/newlist mailman
Enter the email of the person running the list: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Initial mailman password:
To finish creating your mailing list, yo
om/mailman/admin/test
executes
/home/mailman/cgi-bin/admin passing in the listname "test" as a
variable...
Steve
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On Thu, 17 May 2001, Phil Stracchino wrote:
> OK, now I'm *really* curious
ith SquirrelMail at the
moment.
Steve
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On Wed, 9 May 2001, Dave Melton wrote:
>
> Sorry for the off-topic post, but at least I confessed my sin in
> advance!
>
> Since this group really seems to k
even tried to create an
alias lowercase: LowerCase in /etc/aliases. Still no luck.
Is there some inherent reason "why" usernames with mixed case cannot
receive mail?
Steve
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Looks ok to me... Have you restarted the webserver? (kill -HUP on
the parent pid?).
Also, try removing the "" from around the "real" dir in the alias:
OLD:
Alias /pipermail/ "/home/mailman/archives/public/"
NEW:
Alias /pipermail/ /home/mailman/archives/publi
deliver mail as fast as the mta, so look there also.
Steve
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On Tue, 24 Apr 2001, Mike Crowe wrote:
> On 23 March 2001, Bill Bradford wrote:
> > Upgraded to Python 2.0 this morning, and recompiled/re
aning up" the
hackers code that is running on your box...
Anyone else have any input?
Steve
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On Mon, 23 Apr 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is this a virus?
> Is this `below' the correct an
When I upgraded from 2.0.1 to 2.0.2 (I think those were the versions),
the install found my lists and upgraded them (including the html
associated with the templates).
Kinda painless...
Steve
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On Wed, 18 Apr
ame())
socket.error: host not found
Any ideas? It is complaining that some host is not found... Regular
list messages work ok...
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Double check all the crontab entries, and manually test the
alias added for the test list. Wierd that it goes into the archive,
but does not get mailed out...
Steve
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On Sat, 14 Apr 2001, Mike Chambers wrote
When I saw this response, I thought it a bug... I have my lists set to
"private", only list members can see who is on the list, and the
server sent me a list of subscribers ACK!
Then I tried it from an account that is not subscribed, and got:
* who
> Private list: only members may s
Type mailq and see if messages are queued up for delivery. If they
are, the problem may be that you have not inserted the crontab entries
for the user mailman.
Steve
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On Fri, 6 Apr 2001, Jason Wehmhoener wrote:
The pipermail rule would look something like:
(all on one line)
NameTrans fn="pfx2dir" from="/pipermail"
dir="/home/mailman/archives/public/"
and the cgi might resemble:
NameTrans fn="cgi" from="/mailman" dir="/home/mailman/cgi-bin"
Steve
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This helps a lot... Thank you! It all makes sense now.
Steve
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On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Christopher P. Lindsey wrote:
>
> Yes. The sendmail.cw file specifies which hosts should be treated
> the same as localhost,
>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
>
> On 4/4/01, 12:06:41 PM, Steve Pirk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding Re:
> [Mailman-Users] Mailman redundancy:
>
>
> > A simpler solution wo
A simpler solution would be to use backup mail servers. It would
be fairly hard (IMHO) to keep multiple mailman installs in sync.
I would use the main DSL server to actually run the list, but add
in 2 other MX servers to "hold" your mail until your line comes
back...
zone file:
INMX 5
Steve
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On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, JC Dill wrote:
>
> I have 2 outstanding questions about mailman configuration options:
>
> 1) Does mailman have a configuration setting such that everyone who is
> subscribed to
Noah,
Check to make sure you added the "crontab" entries on the new
server. They are listed by running crontab -l as the user mailman.
Steve
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On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, Noah Cantor wrote:
> i'm positive the email i
I do not believe that mailman can do this by itself, but it
can be easily managed in sendmail. Read up on spam fitering
(spammers db file).
Steve
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On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, dansan wrote:
> Dear gurus :)
>
> Hey, I
Unless you are using the "gateway to news" functions in mailman,
this cron entry can be commented out or removed. Not sure why you
are getting the error, but commenting out the cron entry is a
quick fix :-)
Steve
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If the lists are not being heavily used, by all means upgrade. 2.0.3
is the latest version (I believe), and should install cleanly over
the 1.x version. The make install will upgrade all the listinfo and html
pages automatically.
If you still have your old install, check the config.status file
fo
Sounds like the other "lists" are configured so that the "from"
address is the poster, and not the list. Since a poster to the
other list may not be a subscriber to your list, your list holds
it for administrative approval.
If you know the people who run the other lists, then you might be
able to
That might work, but most web based e-mail readers convert e-mail
addresses and URL's to html for you. I might try it on a test list,
but if you want to do it right, youi would most likely have to do
the footer as multi-part MIME. Would be a mess.
The e-mail address for the list, and the webaddre
Dave,
Assuming that the domain truly is "beersellers.net", I think it
is a mailer problem. I tried to telnet to beersellers.net 25
and got immediately booted:
Trying 208.248.173.68...
Connected to beersellers.net.
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.
Do you have TCP wrapp
One of the things I noticed that would cause slow mail delievery
was reverse lookup of your IP. A lot of mail servers try and
authenticate you box when you make a mail connection, and being
able to do an nslookup of your IP address really helps.
I have mine configured to try to send messages for
This is an option on the "General Options" html page of the admin
interface. It is labled:
Send monthly password reminders or no? Overrides the previous
option. (Details)
Steve
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On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, Muhammad As
You just missed the announcement. Go to soundforge to get the patch.
Very small, and easy to install.
Steve
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On Mon, 12 Mar 2001, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
> "Bradley M. Kuhn" wrote:
> > admin(2845): except E
I would say that you should run configure first. Then install.
You might want to look at your old config.status from 2.0 and
make sure you pass the new version the same parameters
(like mail gid etc.)
Steve
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On Su
I would check the permissions of you mailman install.
It looks like the setuid bit might be misssing.
IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/home/mailman/lists/test/config.db'
554 "|/home/mailman/mail/wrapper mailcmd test "... unknown mailer error 1
Make sure you run the commands to properly se
I believe the "options" for this function are under the
Mail-News and News-Mail gateways link in the Admin menus.
http://yourhost.com/mailman/admin/yourlist/
Not sure where any other documentation resides (except
people on this list :-)
Steve
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The way I did it was to tar up the entire contents of
/home/mailman making sure that file ownership and permissions
were retained in the tar file.
I then extracted the tarball into /home/mailman on the target
machine. I added the aliases, and installed the crontab stuff.
I then configured the web
Have you run the "set group sticky bit" commands?
The files should be:
ls -l /home/mailman/lists/somelist/request.db
-rw-rw-r-- 1 mailman mailman 2 Mar 7 17:00 request.db
And the directory permissions should be:
drwxrwsr-x 10 mailman mailman 1024 Mar 8 14:32 lists/
and
drwxrws
I just tried to set one up... You are right, there does not seem to
be any "good" options for doing announce only.
Here is one possibility, under "Details" of addresses of members accepted
for posting (field below "restrict posting to members"):
o If member_posting_only is 'yes', then entries ad
Make sure you have installed the crontab files...
in /home/mailman/cron there is a file called crontab.in
As the user mailman, run crontab -e
(to edit the user mailman's crontab and read in crontab.in or copy
paste it into the edit section. Exit the editor and the crontab is
installed. This sho
If by private homepage you mean a box that you have a web account on,
but do not have administrative access to, the answer is no.
Mailman requires root access to the box to install, and should be run
as it's own user.
Steve
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I believe it is safe to comment this cron entry (gate_news).
From the crontab comments, it seems to be a method to send/receive
messages to news servers... Anyone else have some ideas?
Also, the path /usr/lib/mailman is not a typical place to put
user home dirs. Remember, "mailman" is a user on t
I replied to this once before I believe... Have you tried using
"1" instead of "12"? I would mess around with various settings,
trying it each time.
Make sure you "make install" as user mailman. I could be that some
of the files cannot be exec'd properly because of permissions
Steve
[EMAIL P
Check the /home/mailman/logs/error file. I think you will see that
the wrappers failed because of "GID" problems (the group that mailman
runs as). Someone earlier posting the same kind of problem.
As far as I can tell, When it reports "wanted N, got N1", you need
to rebuild mailman (./configure -
I saw a message in the archives about moving a mailman server,
and the instructions were to move all of the list(s), and then
reconfigure the defaults to point to the new webserver.
I will be moving the webserver part also (basically moving everything
to a bigger server), so the piece I seem to b
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