At 11:18 AM -0500 2003/10/13, Allan Trick wrote:
Has anyone worked out problems with getting mail through to AOL users?
I have some members of our lists that claim they are not getting our
messages, but they're also not returning bounced to Mailman. So I'm
not sure what to do. I suspect ther
> "AT" == Allan Trick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
AT> and that they have to open up all mail coming in from our domain in order
AT> to get it (like has to be done with Hotmail). But I don't have an AOL
AT> account and can't tell them exactly what to do. Any guidance on what to
AT> tell ou
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 12:18, Allan Trick wrote:
> Has anyone worked out problems with getting mail through to AOL users? I
> have some members of our lists that claim they are not getting our
> messages, but they're also not returning bounced to Mailman. So I'm not
> sure what to do. I suspec
Has anyone worked out problems with getting mail through to AOL users? I
have some members of our lists that claim they are not getting our
messages, but they're also not returning bounced to Mailman. So I'm not
sure what to do. I suspect there are some kind of filtering options in AOL
and t
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002 12:28:59 -0400 (EDT)
RUSSELL P JONES wrote:
> any ideas? Im desparate, im setting up this site for a non-profit for
> students and they run like 40 lists off the site and all have been
> down for 3 weeks now.
Check your cronjobs.
--
J C Lawrence
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You may have a rights issue.
su - mailman
bin/check_perms
if that comes up clean, try editing /etc/mail/access and adding the ip
address of your server followed by the keword "RELAY"
That should brute force Sendmail to allow any mail from this machine to be
sent.
--- Original Message: T
Ok, so after some help from a few very awesome folks... I reconfigured
mailman using the --with-mail-gid=1
the email i was receiving back said that it was looking for gid 6 but was
getting gid 1, so I recompiled with that gid. I looked through etc/passwd
and the daemon is set as gid 1. I dont kn
