At 2:02 PM + 2004-11-19, PeteBell wrote:
I'm not actually convinced of how well it would work - because mailman is an
integral part of they system it physically watches the inbound mail queues
for messages bound for you.. The question you need to ask them really is -
has this ever been done
It seems the answer I keep being given whenever I ask questions on here
about logging-in, having a sync'd database of my members and their
passwords, and creating a 'front-end' web interface for my list, is
that I would be best advised to have my own mailman installation rather
than use the one
On Wed, Nov 17, 2004 at 03:02:43PM +, PeteBell wrote:
> If I could find a way that a member could log in, thereby downloading
> the session-long cookie, but NOT being taken to either of the above
> mailman-generated pages, I still wouldn't need to get involved with
> having my own mailman in
On 17 Nov 2004, at 14:39, PeteBell wrote:
Further to my problems with this (kindly addressed by Brad, Mark & Jim,
the other thing which occurs to me is that at the moment a member of a
list is asked to log in when either changing his/her option settings,
seeing the members list (if set up to be
At 7:27 AM + 2004-11-16, PeteBell wrote:
No, I'm not talking about the server. The mailman I am using resides on
the UNIX server at which I am hosted. I only mentioned Apple Mac because
that's what computer I use and I wanted to give all info possible.
Ahh. Okay. That wasn't clear to m
Brad
No, I'm not talking about the server. The mailman I am using resides on
the UNIX server at which I am hosted. I only mentioned Apple Mac
because that's what computer I use and I wanted to give all info
possible.
As you say that you can help if it's YOUR installation and tarballs
(whatever
On Mon, Nov 15, 2004 at 06:52:54PM +, PeteBell wrote:
> I am creating a website 'front end' for my new list which is run by
> using Mailman and am running into logging in difficulties which would
> be best worked around using my own logging-in system. However, I need
> access to the members'
At 6:52 PM + 2004-11-15, PeteBell wrote:
Please note, I use an Apple Mac, and when I look at the scripts and coding
in the Mailman FAQs, I am left cold, as I wouldn't know where to begin! I
have no knowledge of these things and would need a novice's guide to what
I am wanting to achieve.
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I am creating a website 'front end' for my new list which is run by
using Mailman and am running into logging in difficulties which would
be best worked around using my own logging-in system. However, I need
access to the members' email addresses/passwords database and
understand it is stored i
