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Hello all,
i have mailman 2.1.8. Users own several lists, and they often lost their
password to moderate the list.
Is it possible to retrieve a form of the password of one list, to put it
in another list? like we do with shadow passwords in unix system? i
don't need to retrieve the password, j
On 01/12/12 07:35 AM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Gerard Henry wrote:
ok, but the idea was to receive an url to reset it, not to retrieve it.
As I indicated, there is currently no admin/moderator reset request
mechanism. This would not work well with multiple admins or moderators.
This will all
're quite hard to learn (try Japanese if
you're into pain!) After all, he did try to soften it with a
reference to "newbie question".
Footnotes:
[1] Sorry, Gerard, I can't explain. :-( Maybe better phrasing would
be "It seems to me this case is very common. Would it
On 01/11/12 05:36 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Gerard Henry wrote:
i'm using mailman 2.1.8. A user who acts as a moderator forgot his
password. As administrator, i can reset a new password for the
moderator, but is it possible to have a password reminder for the moderator?
No. List admi
On 01/11/12 05:36 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Gerard Henry wrote:
i'm using mailman 2.1.8. A user who acts as a moderator forgot his
password. As administrator, i can reset a new password for the
moderator, but is it possible to have a password reminder for the moderator?
No. List admi
don't need an email. But the email is stored in mailman, so i'm
wondering if there is a form somewhere to permit the moderator to reset
his password without admin action.
thanks in advance for help,
gerard
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aving like
the webmail and like other MUA.
I will look at why kmail behave like this.
Thanks for your help
Gerard
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Mark Sapiro wrote:
>Is your list anonymous? If so, replies will always go to the list.
>
>"reply_goes_to_list = Poster" merely tells Mailman to not add any
>Reply-To: header to the delivered posts so replies should go to the
>From: address or to the poster's original Reply-To: if any.
Hi,
thanks
rectly to
list.mydomain@lists.provider.com the problem is the same.
Maybe the header are false? which header is used for the poster value? is this
a bug in my version (I did not found a bug report concerning this issue in
Debian BTS
ons don't always come to mind first ;)
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system?
I'm simply asking if there's a global blacklist. There are individual
list blacklists, there must be a way to make it global?
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se to receive
the messages as they are posted. I get around this by using a different
email address to receive digests on, but I rather just use the one email
address. Less to remember when upgrading.
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ble but it doesn't work for me. Maybe
I'm using it the wrong way. Here's what I've added to Mailman/mm_cfg.py:
KNOWN_SPAMMERS = [('subject', 'test')]
I send an email with subject 'test' to any of the lists and they aren't
blocked. What am I
Is there a FAQ or tutorial somewhere on doing this well?
Right now I'm trying:
On MTA:
/etc/aliases ->
test: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
test-owner: test-owner@mailman
On mailmanhost:
/etc/aliases ->
test-subscribe: "|/usr/local/mailman/mail/mailman subscribe test"
etc...
problem
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