Okay, going to http://example.com/mailman/private/mail-list/ does work.
> Where did the http://example.com/mailman/private/mail-list URL come
> from? Was this a link on a Mailman page or did you just type it?
I typed it. When I go to http://example.com/mailman/private the screen tells
me "You
Elvis Fernandes wrote:
>
>I guess I spoke too early!
>
>When I go to http://example.com/mailman/private/mail-list , the screen
>displays "The mail-list Archives".
>But when I click on [thread] [Subject] [Author] [Date], it comes back with
>the screen "No such list 2005-december"
Try going to http
I guess I spoke too early!
When I go to http://example.com/mailman/private/mail-list , the screen
displays "The mail-list Archives".
But when I click on [thread] [Subject] [Author] [Date], it comes back with
the screen "No such list 2005-december"
Am I missing something?
Any info will be appreci
Elvis Fernandes wrote:
>>From a web browser, non-members of a mail list can browse the archives.
>Is this a correct statement?
Only if the archives are public.
>Now, there must be a way to block non-members to browse the archives of
>mail-list
Make the archive private on the list's Archiving
Making the archives private with a username / passwd access will be okay to
start with.
> Make the archive private on the list's Archiving Options page. This
> will remove the symlinks from the archives/public/ directory
I see that the links are removed.
> and force archive access to be via http
On Mon, 2005-12-19 at 11:47 -0800, Elvis Fernandes wrote:
> >From a web browser, non-members of a mail list can browse the archives.
> Is this a correct statement?
>
> For example, if I am NOT a member of mail-list, I can still go to
> http://mailman/pipermail/mail-list
> and browse the archives.
>From a web browser, non-members of a mail list can browse the archives.
Is this a correct statement?
For example, if I am NOT a member of mail-list, I can still go to
http://mailman/pipermail/mail-list
and browse the archives.
Now, there must be a way to block non-members to browse the archives
On 16 Mar 2004, at 10:30, Tony Howat wrote:
Hi There,
We've been using mailman here for some time, however it's becoming
increasingly apparent that the in-built archive browsing is
insufficient for our needs.
What we need is a searchable threaded display per list of each entire
archive.
Has
Hi There,
We've been using mailman here for some time, however it's becoming
increasingly apparent that the in-built archive browsing is insufficient
for our needs.
What we need is a searchable threaded display per list of each entire
archive.
Has anyone implemented such a thing? We'd clearly
