On 2/1/2013 5:07 AM, Webmaster @ Hull CAMRA wrote:
>
> I've been searching FAQs and messages for references to using special
> characters but the information I found only relates to headers and footers.
> My problem is that Mailman is not recognising characters such as the British
> Pound symbol i
Hi All
I've been searching FAQs and messages for references to using special
characters but the information I found only relates to headers and footers.
My problem is that Mailman is not recognising characters such as the British
Pound symbol in the body of messages, so when a subscriber posts
Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>
>The failure to decode the non-ASCII characters is peculiar.
The OP contacted me off list during the moderation delay. It turns out
the "missing characters" was a client issue. They were only missing
when the message was viewed with a particular MUA.
>The
>missing s
Malte Gersch writes:
> When I send a mail with the test subject "Umlauteäuüö" to a list,
> procmail delivers the mail to mailman with the header line
> "Subject: =?iso-8859-1?B?VW1sYXV0ZeR1/PY=?=".
That has nothing to do with Mailman, then. It is being done by the
mail agent that composed the
Hi all,
we are using mailman 2.1.12 and postfix on our own server and we are currently
having some issues with special characters in the "subject" line.
When I send a mail with the test subject "Umlauteäuüö" to a list, procmail
delivers the mail to mailman with the header line "Subject:
=?iso-
daniel trejowrote:
>
>sorry, I mean the character is in the address, for example:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>mass subscription sends me a hostile character error
That's right. Mailman does not accept any e-mail address containing
spaces or any of the characters
][()<>|;^,\000-\037\177-\377
(older Mailm
daniel trejo wrote:
> Hello, I live in a spanish-spoken country so some people put either a ñ or í
> in their mail addesses, how do I add their addresse via mass subscription
> without being rejected?
Assuming you mean these characters are in the 'real name' and not in the
address, the form
"Real
Hello, I live in a spanish-spoken country so some people put either a ñ or í
in their mail addesses, how do I add their addresse via mass subscription
without being rejected?
thanks
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The template file worked perfectly. Thanks, Brad!
On 11/15/05, Brad Knowles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 7:00 AM -0600 2005-11-15, Lisa Bronson wrote:
>
> > Has anyone ever successfully used characters (such as the inverted
> > question mark, c with cedilla, n with tilde) in an email list he
Lisa Bronson wrote:
>
>Has anyone ever successfully used characters (such as the inverted
>question mark, c with cedilla, n with tilde) in an email list header?
>We've tried a number of different things, including using an = sign
>followed by the hex value of the character, and setting through the
At 7:00 AM -0600 2005-11-15, Lisa Bronson wrote:
> Has anyone ever successfully used characters (such as the inverted
> question mark, c with cedilla, n with tilde) in an email list header?
You mean in messages being submitted to the list, or messages
generated by the system itself?
>
I've searched the archives of this list and not found what I'm looking
for. I apologize if this has been asked before.
Has anyone ever successfully used characters (such as the inverted
question mark, c with cedilla, n with tilde) in an email list header?
We've tried a number of different things,
Hello,
I have some hundereds of held messages in mailman, but some mails have
special characters in them. When discarding them, mailman 2.1.5 says
it hit a bug. What i notice is that all other normal messages get
processed except those few.
Is there any way i can manually delete that email (or a
Alex --
Thanks again. I am running Mailman 2.1 with python 2.2.2 on a Red Hat 7.1 system. The
syntax of your python script matched what I saw in the withlist example, but there
must be something else that prevents me from deleting that address with the quotes.
I've been running Mailman for 3 y
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alex wetmore wrote:
> I wrote a routine that is compatible with "withlist" for doing
> this. Save it into rmmember.py.
>
> def rmmember(mlist, addr):
> try:
> print 'key: ', mlist.getMemberKey(addr)
> mlist.remo
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003, ljacobs wrote:
> Somehow a user got subscribed as "pgyallay"@[EMAIL PROTECTED] and this
> seems to be causing problems with my list. Unfortunately I am
> unable to unsubscribe this user using the command line
> remove_members or the web interface.
>
> How do I remove this memb
Somehow a user got subscribed as "pgyallay"@[EMAIL PROTECTED] and this seems to be
causing problems with my list. Unfortunately I am unable to unsubscribe this user
using the command line remove_members or the web interface.
How do I remove this member from the list?
Is it possible that this me
Hey folks,
I hope you don't mind another question from a Mailman "newbie". I am
another of the Mac enthusiasts who have moved over to OS X in the past
couple of years, and am enjoying expanding my knowledge to include some
UNIX basics.
I've noticed a strange problem whereby Mailman appears to
Thanks Richard--I should have done a little more checking before sending
the message to the list. In fact, it appears to be a problem with the OS
X mail client--other clients that I was able to test correctly quoted
the name portion of the header.
Thanks again...
matt
On Tuesday, January 8
At 09:56 08/01/2002 -0600, Matthew Shames wrote:
>Hey folks,
>
>I hope you don't mind another question from a Mailman "newbie". I am
>another of the Mac enthusiasts who have moved over to OS X in the past
>couple of years, and am enjoying expanding my knowledge to include some
>UNIX basics.
>
>
Hey folks,
I hope you don't mind another question from a Mailman "newbie". I am
another of the Mac enthusiasts who have moved over to OS X in the past
couple of years, and am enjoying expanding my knowledge to include some
UNIX basics.
I've noticed a strange problem whereby Mailman appears to
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