ss making a second
copy of the archive with the email addresses removed??
I notice mailman-users has a separate mailing list archive with
email addresses hidden... How does that work?
Maybe this sort of facility/framework should be included in
Mailman 3.x ??
Comments wanted plea
igured correctly.
Unless this is working, this will break 'automatic disabling and
unsubscribing' of users with broken/bouncing email addresses.
I don't know postfix
> Sean
--"enyc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
--
Mailman
osts
do!
Many distributions disable ECN at boot-time to work around such broken
hosts which are decreasingly-common.
Please see http://www.icir.org/floyd/ecnProblems.html
for more information and links.
--"enyc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
USE TCP_ECN
(by setting the relevant flags in TCP header initially), and
the TCP-server needs to 'support' ECN, and the congested router
needs to support marking TCP packets when busy
> Kai
--"enyc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
--
> I want to grant my users the ability to administer their own lists via
> the web interface on my Mailman 2.1.5 installation. However, I would
> like to require that invitations be sent out if they use the mass
> subscription feature. Although I understand that with open source
> anything is poss
re going to have to report this problem to
Will do... ;-).
> If you don't get a reply from Barry in a couple of days about
> this issue (i.e., more than a canned auto-reply), let me know and
> I'll try to find out who the appropriate person/people is/are.
Right, will
> > p.s. ?does anybody know where I can get hold of the "www.list.org"
> >server administrator?
> For what purpose?
I would like them to be informed that the "www.list.org" web-server
appears to be behind a broken firewall or router that discards packets
from people using TCP_ECN ex
