On 8/31/2011 12:15 PM, Klemen Humerca wrote:
> Yes, web admin interface works and extend.py is in the place
> (/var/lib/mailman/lists/list-name). And I've been checking logs in
> /var/log/mailman. I've added this line to mm_cfg.py:
>
> MYSQL_MEMBER_DB_VERBOSE = "4"
>
> and I've found this in erro
Yes, web admin interface works and extend.py is in the place
(/var/lib/mailman/lists/list-name). And I've been checking logs in
/var/log/mailman. I've added this line to mm_cfg.py:
MYSQL_MEMBER_DB_VERBOSE = "4"
and I've found this in error log:
Aug 31 13:03:14 2011 (16396) Uncaught runner exc
Klemen Humerca wrote:
>
>But emails are not send to list members. If I change it back to "file
>based db" (remove extend.py) mails are delivered.
>
>I'm using Mailman version 2.1.9 on CentOS. There is nothing in the
>Mailman logs. I can see that queries in mysql are executed and I also
>tested c
Hello.
I'm trying to make Mailman to work with Mysql database. I followed this
instructions: http://goo.gl/QkTso and in mail log this is the last line:
postfix/local[13381]: AA4B9B38235: to=, relay=local,
delay=0.39, delays=0.02/0.04/0/0.34, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (delivered
to command: /usr
kphamilton wrote:
>
>I used the bin/export before I added the extend.py to any of the lists and it
>retrieved all of the necessary information.
OK. That makes sense.
BTW, just for curiousity, I actually tried a partial test on the
withlist suggestion I posted, and I found problems. In case anyo
I used the bin/export before I added the extend.py to any of the lists and it
retrieved all of the necessary information.
Mark Sapiro-3 wrote:
>
> kphamilton wrote:
>>
>>I have actually accomplished this! Woohoo! I did upgrade as you said to
>>MysqlMemberships.py.
>>
>>I accomplished the rest
kphamilton wrote:
>
>I have actually accomplished this! Woohoo! I did upgrade as you said to
>MysqlMemberships.py.
>
>I accomplished the rest in a different manner than you suggested, so I will
>share if others attempt this.
>
>I used export in the /bin folder to export all list data in xml format
I have actually accomplished this! Woohoo! I did upgrade as you said to
MysqlMemberships.py.
I accomplished the rest in a different manner than you suggested, so I will
share if others attempt this.
I used export in the /bin folder to export all list data in xml format.
I then wrote a python
Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>
>from Mailman import mm_cfg
>from Mailman import OldStyleMemberships as OSM
>
>def move_members(mlist):
>if not mlist.Locked():
>mlist.Lock()
>for member in OSM.getMembers(mlist):
>if mlist.is
kphamilton wrote:
>
>I am attempting to migrate from using Mailman's flat file to store
>information about members towards a MySQL database backend instead. I have
>successfully configured it so that when I add a new member or change a
>member, it changes appropriately with the database table. The
Hello,
I am attempting to migrate from using Mailman's flat file to store
information about members towards a MySQL database backend instead. I have
successfully configured it so that when I add a new member or change a
member, it changes appropriately with the database table. The problem is
that
Mailman,
Does it have support to have the user base in an mySQL backend? I could
not find anything describing this on you site.
Thanks
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At 11:38 AM -0800 1/1/01, J C Lawrence wrote:
>Although the discussion has faltered recently
I don't think taking a break for the holidays qualifies as faltering.
Some of us have been off with family and taking a bit of a holiday
from pretty much everything... (and using the time to try to fin
On Tue, 2 Jan 2001 04:54:19 +1000
blitztec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone on this list ever tried to get Mailman to interface
> with a SQL database for storage of member addresses and such.
Although the discussion has faltered recently there has been
discussion of supporting features
Has anyone on this list ever tried to get Mailman to interface with a
SQL database for storage of member addresses and such.
Was just wundering from the perspective that it would be easyer to
intergrate a mailing list in to a site if you could simply dump new
members in to a MySQL table, or at
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