Stephen wins the cupie doll.
The low-tech route was successful. "Unresponsive" turned to "very responsive
with stunningly short turn around time" when the issue of spam was brought
up in connection to various authorities (not the cops, though). Someone was
spooked. Really, though, it's too bad; I w
On 12/03/2008 12:35 PM, Andrew Hodgson wrote:
There are a couple of techy ways you could do this:
- Point the hosts file at the relevant IP address of the web server
you use to manage the domain/Mailman setup, then point a web browser
at it. It should work locally.
- If you have a local DNS
Amos Glenn wrote:
>But between then and now, the group let the domain name lapse and someone
>else now owns the domain name. Thus I can no longer get to the Mailman list
>admin website to turn the list off.
There are a couple of techy ways you could do this:
- Point the hosts file at the relevan
Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> Access the web admin interface using the IP address of the server
> rather than the domain name in the host part of the URL.
Will that actually work in a virtual hosting environment?
Depends on how the virtual hosting environment was set up. If they gave you
a
Mark Sapiro writes:
> Amos Glenn wrote:
> >
> >But between then and now, the group let the domain name lapse and someone
> >else now owns the domain name. Thus I can no longer get to the Mailman list
> >admin website to turn the list off.
>
> Access the web admin interface using the IP addr
From: Jan Steinman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I'd start slamming the list with thousands of messages (yea, I know,
unkind to the hapless subscribers) in the hope that all the bounces
and admin backscatter will spur the new domain owner into action.
Before everyone starts jumping all over me for wr
From: "Amos Glenn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
... the group let the domain name lapse and someone
else now owns the domain name. Thus I can no longer get to the
Mailman list
admin website to turn the list off.
I contacted the web host and they were "unresponsive."
Don't get me started on this topi
Amos Glenn writes:
> But between then and now, the group let the domain name lapse and someone
> else now owns the domain name. Thus I can no longer get to the Mailman list
> admin website to turn the list off.
>
> I contacted the web host and they were "unresponsive."
What do you mean by "
Amos Glenn wrote:
>
>But between then and now, the group let the domain name lapse and someone
>else now owns the domain name. Thus I can no longer get to the Mailman list
>admin website to turn the list off.
Access the web admin interface using the IP address of the server
rather than the domain
Hi everyone-
I couldn't find an answer to this question in any of my searches, so I'm
asking the list. I feel pretty stupid making the assumptions I did to get
myself into this mess, but here it goes:
Some time ago, I was asked to administer a mailing list for a group under
their domain name. When
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