jimk's second account wrote:
>I wanted to set up the list so that only I could post to it and that all
>replys
>and all other posts would be automatically rejected. i'm not sure if i have
>done it correctly though.
Well, clearly you didn't since all those users posts went through, See
http://ww
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> Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] 100s of copies of the same mail
>
> Mark Sapiro wrote:.
>
>> If you have set the list for reply goes to this list, the above
>> situation is just one of many good reasons not to do this. See
>> http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py
Mark Sapiro wrote:.
If you have set the list for reply goes to this list, the above
situation is just one of many good reasons not to do this. See
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.048.htp
I wanted to set up the list so that only I could post to it and that all
replys
Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>You set up the list and subscribed 1500 people of which some (a few, a
>hundred, more?) are clueless about e-mail lists. 1500 people get the
>test message. Some (see previous sentence for number) reply to the
>list saying don't send this to me. Now all 1500 subscribers get tho
Jim Newton wrote:
>i recently set up a mailing list of about 1500 subscribers.
>and then i sent a couple of test messages. now many people
>are complaining to me that they are getting several hundreds
>of copies of the test messages every day and it has been
>about a week later.
>
>Will anyone vo
i recently set up a mailing list of about 1500 subscribers.
and then i sent a couple of test messages. now many people
are complaining to me that they are getting several hundreds
of copies of the test messages every day and it has been
about a week later.
Will anyone vollunteer to help me figure
