Dennis Putnam wrote:
>
>Correct, that was not the case. However, a co-moderator made a change
>using the config script (not sure what) and that worked. Thanks.
There is no difference between changing a setting via config_list and
changing it via the web admin interface.
Are you sure the failing
Correct, that was not the case. However, a co-moderator made a change
using the config script (not sure what) and that worked. Thanks.
On 9/22/2012 3:53 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Dennis Putnam wrote:
>> That didn't seem to change anything. Since I did it via the web admin
>> page do I need to resta
Dennis Putnam wrote:
>
>That didn't seem to change anything. Since I did it via the web admin
>page do I need to restart mailman or run withlist?
No.
>My current settings are:
>
>Hide sender: no
>Reply-to header stripped: yes
>Replies to list messages: this list
And that should result in post
That didn't seem to change anything. Since I did it via the web admin
page do I need to restart mailman or run withlist?
My current settings are:
Hide sender: no
Reply-to header stripped: yes
Replies to list messages: this list
On 9/21/2012 8:39 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Dennis Putnam wrote;
>>
I'll try it. Thanks.
On 9/21/2012 8:39 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Dennis Putnam wrote;
>> I'm a little confused by the option to hide the sender of a message. I
>> THINK if I leave this as yes, then users will wind up sending replies to
>> the sender rather than the list (that is the way this list w
Dennis Putnam wrote;
>
>I'm a little confused by the option to hide the sender of a message. I
>THINK if I leave this as yes, then users will wind up sending replies to
>the sender rather than the list (that is the way this list works much to
>my chagrin but I understand the reasons) unless they re
I'm a little confused by the option to hide the sender of a message. I
THINK if I leave this as yes, then users will wind up sending replies to
the sender rather than the list (that is the way this list works much to
my chagrin but I understand the reasons) unless they remember to change
the To: fi
At 6:39 PM -0700 2004-09-02, Jeff Pflueger wrote:
with [EMAIL PROTECTED] being whoever posted to the list.
Anyway to disable this and make it completely anonymous?
You have to have something there, in order for the mail message
to be legal. Therefore, one particular anonymous string is not
re
if anonymous list is checked as 'yes'
the subject line seems to be:
"[list name] from [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
with [EMAIL PROTECTED] being whoever posted to the list.
Anyway to disable this and make it completely anonymous?
Thanks!
Jeff
--
Mailman-User
This thread came up a while back, and I said I'd trundle off and play with
the idea.
I've got it working now, in the simplest way I could think, with the
latest version of Formmail.
In short, posting can be done from within an .htaccess protected
directory, and the user can type in their own s
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