Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>If you mean you want to be able to apply per user content filtering
>rules, that just isn't feasable within the current Mailman design.
Looking more carefully at the subject of this thread, I think maybe you
want scrub_nondigest to be applied per user rather th
blem in the way the
Approved: line is removed from the HTML in the above described
multipart case?
>IS there a way to use the Approve header in the subject of the email?
Not currently without modifying the code.
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>using newlist [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
Yes, but contrary to intuition, domain2 in this case must be the URL
host of the list, not the email host unless they are the same.
There are also options in later versions of newlist to specify this
less counter-intuitively. See 'bin/newlist --help&#
in the newsgroups, it never gets sent
>to one of the two mailing lists.
>
>Anyone know how I can do some more debugging on this?
Check Mailman's error and fromusenet logs. If that doesn't show
anything, 'cp cron/gate_news cron/my_gate_news' and add some debugging
pri
>patches if at all possible - is support for this planned for future
>releases? Seems like 'a good thing' to have, no?
As it says in the patch comments, this is a candidate for Mailman 2.2
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ying to log that
fact in the 'smtp' log, but for some reason logging encountered an
exception (I think) and tried to write that to stderr which wasn't
available, so the error logged here is the inability to write to
stderr.
Also, the actual message in this cas
;mailman owner ', etc.
Also, have you checked to see if the post is waiting moderator approval?
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being currently written, all your Mailman logs should be the ones in
the same /var/log/mailman/ directory.
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lem, I can re-enable them...
I was thinking that perhaps the post was generating a message to
announce-owner which was misdirected back to announce, but that
doesn't seem to be the case.
Check Mailman's logs. In particular the 'post'; and 'smtp' logs to see
a bi
e special "mailman"
>list are contained in both /etc/postfix/aliases and
>/usr/local/mailman/aliases. This doesn't seem to make
>any difference, though I am unsure.
This will cause problems eventually if the ownership of the two
aliases.db files is different. See
<h
stand that stuff.
># cat mailertable
>
>mailman.symsoft.se mailman:mailman.symsoft.se
Did you follow the implicit instruction in the last sentence of step 5
in mm-handler.readme?
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emove fname_last
5. link fname to fname_last
6. rename fname_tmp fname
So apparently, your list is being saved successfully at least some of
the time, but I would try to find where those messages are coming from.
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scribers that are 'nodups'
and mentioned in To: or Cc: of the post.
The important thing about the message-id of the post is that it not be
of the form <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, because that
indicates a Mailman internally generated message and not a post.
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ersion of Mailman/MailList.py. Even if that is the case, that still
leaves the questions "what is the exact circumstance the causes it?"
and "who put it there and why?".
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'Confirm and Approve'. E.g. does it
happen on the same day of the week or month or the same time of day or
whenever you visit the admin interface for the list?
Is there possibly some cron or other process that periodically runs
bin/config_list or some bin/withlist script that might be doi
dress, you could do this in
the source code, but not by using aliases on mine.name.com. But, you
still have the issue of the other listname-* addresses.
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if you find that the mm-handler.readme is
unclear or needs improvement, please pass along your suggestions so
they can be incorporated in the readme and/or a FAQ.
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ror'. If in another queue, it is
waiting to be processed by a qrunner which may not be running.
See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.014.htp>.
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l/node10.html>. If that doesn't
help you, you'll need to talk to whoever built the package you
installed or someone who knows the details of that package.
You can always put "IMAGE_LOGOS = 0" in mm_cfg.py to 'turn off' the
images all together.
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indb interface.
Note the above suggestins assume that the discarded messages are auto
discards of bounce notices that are treated as non-member posts which
may not be what's happening.
You can also hack bulk_deliver() in Mailman/Handlers/SMTPDirect.py to
log recips and ms
-subscribe
these bounced email addresses? Does leaving them marked as "nomail" impact
the performance of my list? What is the accepted practice for bounced email
addresses?
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Mark Phillips wrote:
>
>My questions pertain to the performance of the list. Should I un-subscribe
>these bounced email addresses? Does leaving them marked as "nomail" impact
>the performance of my list? What is the accepted practice for bounced email
>addresses?
Set
ument.
Then it might be possible to do it in your outgoing MTA, not with
aliases, but with some kind of rewrite of the envelope sender on
outgoing mail if your MTA supports such a thing.
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n fix the host_name and web_page_url attributes of the list with
fix_url, and rebuild the archives with 'bin/arch --wipe'
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quot;
>ldap.LDAP_LIST_CLASSFILTER =
>"(|(objectclass=groupOfUniqueNames)(objectclass=nisMailAlias)(objectclass=groupOfNames))"
>ldap.LDAP_BASE = "ou=Group,dc=domain,dc=com"
>list._memberadaptor = ldap
>
Looks OK. I don't know the LDAP stuff
age got as far as moderation given that it
has no headers.
Have you looked at
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.014.htp>?
Have you tested with a real message, either via email or the above
method or via bin/inject?
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See LDAPMemberships.py for the definition of 'filter' a few lines
before the above search.
BTW, I can't speak for the others on this list, but I don't know LDAP
and can't help with that. I only know Mailman and Python.
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Mehmet Fatih AKBULUT wrote:
>how can i change the mailman pages ?
>which files do i have to edit ?
See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq04.048.htp>.
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ge Defaults.py itself.
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beartooth wrote:
>
>Complete beginner here, with a Very Dumb Question : can I edit messages to
>be posted?
Not conveniently, but see
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.009.htp>.
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retrieving and how to set the various things in extend.py to make it
work. The reason all these ldap.LDAP_* attributes are assigned in
extend.py and not hard coded in LDAPMemberships.py is that they need
to be tailored to the LDAP data and the list, and this needs to be
done with an underst
I don't think we're
aware of any way for list names/posting addresses to be available via
your web server as long as your lists are not 'advertised', your
archives are private and your web server runs as a user/group that
can't directly access your Mailman installation.
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fect."
If you're sure your browser is accepting cookies, it may be that a
local firewall or something similar is interfering with setting and
returning cookies.
Most of the other reasons for this kind of behavior are on the server
side, but in this case, we know the server side works as lon
appers. See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq06.016.htp>.
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27;, but the archives/private/
directory itself has permissions 02771 to prevent 'other' getting the
names of the lists by reading the directory.
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in mm_cfg.py) which will send
a separate message to each recipient with that recipient address in
To:, but you don't need to do that (am I repeating myself).
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s there anything im Mailman's error log? Is anything in qfiles/out/ or
qfiles/retry/?
See FAQ
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.014.htp>
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tion in message headers and footers such
as is done on the mailman-users list.
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roblem
list, but here's an alternate suggestion. Do
bin/mailmanctl stop
Verify mailmanctl and all runners have stopped. Remove any remaining
locks/* files. then,
bin/mailmanctl start
This assumes no web server process has a list locked legitimately, but
that's unlikely in your case.
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l as root and before
>creating foobar I changed all files owned by root to be owned by mailman.
># find /usr/local/mailman -user root -exec chown mailman {} \;
This is what bin/check_perms is for.
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og?
Do
ps -fAw | grep python
or however you spell it on your system to see what qrunners are running.
bin/mailmanctl stop
followed by
bin/mailmanctl start
might get things going.
>Seems to me things are stuck in the outbound que before they
>get to postfix. My tests were run tod
specific help from this list, you have to at least
give us a clue like what do you do and what happens when you do it?
And what part of Mailman works separately from apache and sendmail???
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Kabilan L wrote:
>
>As Mark,said i know i don't have an entry/attr owner in my record i hashed
>that line and tried it still didn't work. Help Me please.
You can't just "hash out" lines in extend.py. Every one of them is
there for a purpose, and those ldap.
t?
If you have shell access to the Mailman server, use bin/list_members.
Otherwise see
<http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2006-January/048484.html>.
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tp://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq04.062.htp>.
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<http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1405790&group_id=103&atid=300103>.
It fixes this and a few other problems found since release of 2.1.7.
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x.mbox files probably aren't there.
What to do now depends on whether or not you want the old archives.
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and email host as domain names which are
visible both inside and outside your lan and are routed appropriately.
>By the way, I didn't know how to configure my Solaris Unix to enable
>the network. Do I need to create and edit /etc/resolv.con
process isn't happening. I.e. Mailman is setting a
cookie that is not being accepted and returned as set.
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f _(s):
return s
add_language('en',_('English (USA)'), 'iso-8859-1')
del _
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you getting returns (bounces) on mail to list addresses or on mail
from Mailman? I don't know exactly what should go in virtusertable -
anything I would say would only be guessing - but I'm pretty sure it
only affects incoming mail, not outgoing.
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hance python uses either of those things.
I don't think this is an issue.
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and character set corresponding to the various language
codes, so you can change the character set corresponding to 'en' and
it will affect anything and everything that's language 'en', and
likewise if you change it back.
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Beartooth wrote:
>On Tue, 14 Feb 2006, Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>> Beartooth wrote:
>>>
>>> First, though, in case it obviates any time or effort, a
>>> couple of Opera details. I have mine set to treat normal cookies as
>>> specified in Serve
ave Mailman related stuff in
virtusertable? If so, what?
Is the issue with VERP like returns to addresses like
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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t Your Changes. Then select the desired language for
preferred_language and Submit Your Changes again.
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Mel Sojka wrote:
>Well Mark what I have currently in the Virtusertable is
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] maillist
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]maillist-admin
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]maillist-request
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] maillist-admin
This one is definitely wrong. In Mailman 2.1.x, maillist-admin
Beartooth wrote:
>On Tue, 14 Feb 2006, Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>> Can you ask Opera to show you all the cookies it currently has? If
>> so, go to your options page and log in and then see if Opera has the
>> cookie from mail.python.org.
>
> Interesting. It does
/049297.html>.
The URL alone won't do any good because Mailman sets the cookie in the
reply to a successful login which requires a vaild member address and
password.
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is no such entry in virtusertable, the default
for mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is deliver to local mailbox or via
local alias for list-xx.
So I still think that unless there is some conflict with a non-mailman
[EMAIL PROTECTED], you don't need any of this in virtusertable.
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ually
returned until after you've provided a valid password.
In the referenced post, I just made up the beartooth--at--adelphia.net
from the address in one of your posts. I didn't actually log in to
your options page because I don't know your password.
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ce 'stick'. If so, I have
no idea why a password change wouldn't, but if not see FAQs 4.45
and/or 4.65.
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the same msgid earlier in
the log.
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Mark Sapiro wrote:
>Jim Popovitch wrote:
>
>>When vette log says
>>
>> "Message discarded" msgid: blah...
>>
>>What can I do to determine the reason why the message was discarded?
>
>Those are moderator discards. If you want to know why the po
lovecreatesbeauty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 10:21:27 +0800
To: Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
mailman-users@python.org
>Hello Mark,
>
>I configure the network, and nsloookup result shows the status of the network:
>
>$ nslookup
n/Mailman/Archiver/HyperDatabase.py", line 179,
> in loadself.__sort(dirty=1)
> File "/usr/local/mailman/Mailman/Archiver/HyperDatabase.py", line 73,
> in __sort
> self.sorted.sort()
> UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xfc
ebuilt archive (which I'm sure they will be), then just
delete them from the shunt queue. Otherwise, you can run bin/unshunt
to reprocess them, but don't do this if they are already in the
rebuilt archive because that will cause duplicates.
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ly allow you to do what you want, but as Brad
indicated in another reply, some kind of Customer Relations Manager
may be more appropriate for your application.
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issues, the converted part is scrubbed
anyway.
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added to the
text/plain part. Otherwise, they will be added as separate MIME parts.
See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq04.039.htp>
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Martin Wheeler wrote:
>This question *must* have been asked many times before -- how *does* one
>moderate / edit incoming mail on a mailman list?
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.009.htp>
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cron.
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modification and let it maintain it's own membership list and handle
bounce processing and subscribe/unsubscribe, etc.
See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.011.htp>
for information about setting up announcement (one-way) lists.
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t.)
The second issue is the initial site list ('mailman' or 'other-name' if
you changed it as above) must be created before running
bin/mailmanctl start
Create the list with bin/newlist or via the web list create interface.
The latter requires setting a list create and/or site
kalin mintchev wrote:
>
>the other option is to lose those clients
Chris and Brad have given the arguments against this and I agree with
them, but if you insist on doing this anyway, see
<http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2006-February/049036.html>
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The option you're looking for is Privacy options...->Sender
filters->generic_nonmember_action.
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reads on this
list, but the answer is simple. If you want a moderator to be able to
administer the list, give her the admin password. See FAQs 3.45 and
3.60 for more information.
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announcement lists. Most of this is
covered there in detail.
As for posting, the most secure way is to moderate everyone as covered
in the FAQ and then have the script add an Approved: header to it's
post. The script will need to have the list admin password available
for this, but that shouldn&
11 rootmailman 116 Nov 1 15:49 mailman
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] spool]# cd mailman/
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailman]# ls -la
>
>drwxrws--- 2 root mailman6 Feb 17 10:09 virgin
Is this edited output? If not, where are the other queue direstories?
There should be 9 queue director
d the pipermail archive which I think has
been current throughout).
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tee though.
>Maybe my approach should focus more on getting good, consistent backups of
>Mailman configuration and data, and then give them the list admin passwords?
That might be a good solution. If you seldom change a list, you could
just use bin/config_list to dump the configuration every time y
that SpamAssassin and similar tools are better invoked in the
incoming mail (MTA) process before the mail ever gets to Mailman.
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k the
out and retry queues before restarting mailman to be sure.
My guess is if there is no error log entry about this message, either
delivery completed to postfix, or the message is lost. You might also
check Mailman's smtp and smtp-failure logs.
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<http://veenet.value.net/~msapiro/mailman-subscribers.py> or
<http://fog.ccsf.edu/~msapiro/mailman-subscribers.py>.
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er by
the cron/disabled job which sends the periodic reminders and does the
ultimate removal. You will need to re-enable delivery for these
members if you want them to receive further posts and not be
automatically removed.
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print 'List %s: Reset %d bouncing members.' % (mlist.real_name,
count)
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sts to be the
same, as passwords are remembered by site, not by page, at least in
Firefox.
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ext).
You are correct. No one needs POP3 access to local mailboxes on your
server for Mailman.
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and 'reply all' or 'group reply' will
go to the original poster and to the list (assuming the list was not a
Bcc: in the original message).
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Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>On the list's General Options under Reply-To: header munging, make sure
>that first_strip_reply_to setting is No and reply_goes_to_list setting
>is Poster.
Also, under General list personality, make sure anonymous_list is set
to No.
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he owner of the site list
(usually [EMAIL PROTECTED]), but of course if the proper aliases have
not been installed for this list, that mail can't be delivered.
See the entire thread beginning at
<http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2006-January/048597.html>
for some examples
with 'bin/arch --wipe' to apply your mods to
the existing archive.
I'd go with passwords and a private archive :-)
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and config_list will only change those attributes which
are set in the input file.
You can verify before and after by running
bin/dumpdb lists/ListName/config.pck
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works, that list should then be OK.
You may be able to accomplish the same for all lists by doing the same
file deletion and then running bin/update or 'bin/update -f'.
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be handled, but it should give you a
start.
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doesn't support the
'format' and 'delsp' parameters when getting a decoded message part
body from a message.
You might be able to avoid the problem if you set scrub_nondigest to No
and make sure both msg_header and msg_footer are empty, but this may
not be satisfactory for othe
Gustavo Mesquita wrote:
>
>On 2/20/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Gustavo Mesquita wrote:
>> >
>> >I have created lists using the command:
>> >
>> >"./newlist -u myurl.domain.br -q ListName [EMAIL PROTECTED]
rt mailman and then run fix_url to fix your
lists. If you have only the one host, you can just run
bin/withlist -l -a -r fix_url
>Another question is how do you set the global create list password?
bin/mmsitepass -c
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is sense.
It is just an address subscribed to the list.
>Maybe this sort of facility/framework should be included in
> Mailman 3.x ??
There are several archiving improvements on the list at
<http://www.list.org/todo.html>
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Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> The highway is
g mail is already piped to Mailman via MTA
aliases (or some other MTA mechanism), and there is no local mailbox
to which it would be delivered, thus no home directory in which to put
a .forward file.
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