a link on a Mailman page or did you just type it?
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for
>all existing lists?
Run
bin/fix_url.py
for instructions on how to actually run it under bin/withlist.
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for your address?
Do you have the list's bounce_notify_owner_on_disable set to yes, and
if so does the owner receive a disable notification with a copy of the
triggering bounce?
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oderators for a list,
but doesn't distinguish between them.
You could also modify (and simplify) bin/list_owners to make a new
script that lists only moderators.
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ld produce a 'results of your email commands' return email.
The RFC 2369 List-Help: header contains a mailto URI that should work.
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Check the MTA log to see where the mail was delivered.
Are the qrunners running?
See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.014.htp>.
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Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
>However when I try and access the administration URL at
>http://server/mailman/admin then I get the following error in the Apache
>error log:
>
>[Tue Dec 20 14:23:00 2005] [error] [client 213.152.63.90] /usr/bin/python:
>can't open file
ws that the instance of mailman I put up two days ago
>(another virtual host on the same gentoo server), which works, did not require
>that intervention. And I see that the permissions are 02755 on the script, so
>apache ought to be able to execute the script regardless.
>
I agree.
Do
Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
>
>The "su - mailman" version works without any problems, e.g.
>
>su - mailman
>cd ~/domains/chuckie.co.uk/cgi-bin
>./admin
I meant try
su - mailman
/usr/bin/python /home/mailman/domains/chuckie.co.uk/scripts/driver
(or perhaps)
/usr/bin/
is there a way to stop a digest from being released until I do this?
See above.
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he permissions = 02775 and group = 'mailman' on the
archives/private/listname.mbox/ directories?
Have you overridden any of the "Archive defaults" in mm_cfg.py?
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Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
>
>Sorry for the misunderstanding. Both of the "/usr/bin/python ..." lines
>above work without any problems, using either the mailman user or the apache
>user.
I know you said you rean check_perms, but verify that all the scripts
in cgi-bin/ are SE
knows the list admin password, she can change
moderators. If she only knows the list moderator password, she can
only use the admindb interface for moderation, she can't use the admin
interface.
See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.060.htp>
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do you want to do this? Users can already choose whether or not
to receive messages that don't match any topic.
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his may be a crontab installed in
/etc/cron.d. These are a slightly different format as they have an
additional field between the times/days and the command which contains
the user under which to run the command.
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allow this behavior?
Mailman 2.1.6 and above also does this for regular posts if you set the
list's scrub_nondigest attribute to Yes. You can also make the default
for new lists = Yes by putting
DEFAULT_SCRUB_NONDIGEST = Yes
in mm_cfg.py.
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nistrator
password via the admin->Passwords page. You can use bin/mmsitepass to
set a new site password.
It just occurs to me that maybe you've been using the site password all
along, and you didn't move data/adm.pw to the new server.
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directory as described in
<http://www.list.org/mailman-install/node10.html>. I believe Apache
aliases this directory to /icons/ by default, so no mm_cfg.py change
to the default
IMAGE_LOGOS = '/icons/'
is required.
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d this ability, you can probably do just fine with a single mailman
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Mister Time wrote:
>does anyone know where mailman resides on a server after it has been created
>by cpanel?
You might have better luck following the advice in
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq06.011.htp>.
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think you could do with User and Group
directives rather than suEXEC, but you don't want to anyway).
What you need is just what it says. Rerun configure with
--with-cgi-gid=Administrators instead of --with-cgi-gid=mm (and the
rest of the options the same as before) and then run '
f.__lock = LockFile.LockFile(
-os.path.join(mm_cfg.LOCK_DIR, name or '') + '.lock',
+os.path.join(mm_cfg.LOCK_DIR, name or '_site_') + '.lock',
# TBD: is this a good choice of lifetime?
lifetime = mm_cfg.LIST_LOCK
oke the wrappers as that group. Thats what
--with-cgi-gid is for. Read
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq06.016.htp>,
and if you still think there is a problem with the documentation, we
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r MX records and incoming MTA
to be able to receive and deliver to Mailman.
You probably also want your MTA to listen on 'localhost' for outgoing
mail.
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>not that interested in figuring this out).
OK
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ages do you find these URLs? What are the specific "archive
variables" that aren't "picked up", and where do you expect to see
them, and what do you see instead?
Also note that for any 'pipermail' URL to work, you need to have an
appropriate alias or redirect i
gt;
>Does anyone else think this a useful change?
Yes. It was just submitted as an RFE (not by me) at
<http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1387243&group_id=103&atid=350103>.
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lman/archives/private/
This Alias should be
Alias /pipermail/ /usr/local/mailman/archives/public/
Otherwise, you are allowing access to private archives without
validation via the pipermail URL.
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> link
which is ONLY for public archives.
As I said in my other reply, by aliasing 'pipermail' to the 'private'
directory rather than 'public', you are enabling access to all your
archives without going through private archive validation.
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. If so, and if there's nothing
mangled about it or its permissions, there must be something in your
Apache config that's intercepting this URL and preventing it from
working as it should.
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e this doesn't help.
Also, is the modification date on private.bad the same as the others in
cgi-bin? If there is a 'private' in the src/ directory, how does it
compare to 'private.bad'.
You could just try
mv private.bad private
and see what happens.
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Alias /pipermail/ /usr/local/mailman/archives/
unless you've changed PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL in mm_cfg.py.
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a 'private' in the src/ directory,
>> how does it compare to 'private.bad'.
>>=20
>> You could just try
>>=20
>> mv private.bad private
>>=20
>> and see what happens.
>>=20
>> --=20
>> Mark Sapiro=2
9 domains no longer list email
>lists at http://domain.tld/mailman/ or http://domain.tld/mailman/admin/
See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq04.062.htp>
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Mark Sapiro wrote:
>Kevin Callahan wrote:
>>
>>Here's the issue. I'm administrating 9 domains on a Verio VPS. Each
>>domain has its own install of Mailman and have been running
>>flawlessly for months. Last night, the physical server was taken down
>
t') is problematic as anything they contain will
probably have been processed by the time of the disaster/restore.
locks/ contains the current lockfiles and would almost certainly be
not valid by the time of any restore.
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create a shell script similar to
#!/bin/sh
bin/newlist $1
bin/config_list -i path/to/file/above $1
and use that to create lists. I can't think of a similar way to do this
if you want to create lists from the web.
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mselves from mailing lists (they get really upset if they can't get
off lists!).
For some lists though, you may want to impose moderator approval before
an unsubscription request is processed. Examples of such lists include
a corporate mailing list that all employees are required to be membe
ion(...) although it could always return 0 since it
is only used to determine if a poster gets her/his own post.
You could possibly get it to read the SQL selection clause and query
the Oracle database to get the data to build the results.
getRegularMemberKeys() could return a list of ID numbers fro
ut searching the FAQ wizard
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py> for the words performance
and tuning will turn up what there is.
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and their passwords.
You may be able to arrange the Apache config so that it is not possible
to craft a URL that would retrieve files from Mailman directly. If so,
you would be fairly safe, but I don't know much about this, so I don't
know how easy or difficult this might be.
Let us know h
ED] On Behalf Of
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is due to the recipient's MUA using envelope sender instead of the
actual From: header.
>Mailman FAQ: http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py
See FAQ 2.3
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in mm_cfg.py, and then you'll need to run fix_url to update the
web_page_url attribute on existing lists. Run 'bin/fix_url.py' for
instructions.
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|\
awk '{print $2}' > path/to/lists.new
cp path/to/lists.curr path/to/lists.prev
for list in `cat path/to/lists.new`
do bin/config_list -i path/to/file/above $list
done
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is based on group permission and exclusion of other.
The underlying problem here is Windows lack of support for setting
effective user and group ids. This breaks all kinds of things that
Mailman assumes about its environment.
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the 'mailman' user when it's invoked from
>Apache, so that assumption will surely fail, right?
Well, actually it expects to be run in the mailman group which in your
case is the Administrators group. Any files it creates have to be
group owned by Administrators.
>> The u
e the users a mailman/pipermail search feature.
Go to the FAQ wizard
>Mailman FAQ: http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py
and search for search
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by manually fixing the group IDs in the /etc/passwd
>file, to force user 'mailman' into the 'Administrators' group to match
>the reality in Windows, but apparently that is not sufficient to really
>convince Cygwin.
Well, apparantly Apache runs as group Administrato
Ben wrote:
>> Well, in my case, everything runs as user Mark and group None
>> so everything is in the None group, and it works.
>
>Aha! Well, maybe that's the only functional workaround! I will try
>re-configure and re-install with "--with-mail-gid=None
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>
>You mentioned that you _have_ seen it work with user 'Mark' and group
>'None'. Do you have any record of what you passed to ./configure in
>this case?
Yes, but it won't help you because I run Apache under Cygwin, also as
user Mark and group No
so if Cygwin
>encounteres a file it didn't create, it must just guess.
I think that's right, but I don't know enough to be sure.
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particular template for an empty archive is emptyarchive.html.
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on windows that we know of are under Cygwin.
It may be possible to get Mailman to run in a Windows environment
without Cygwin, and it may be valuable to you (Ben) and to others, but
you're on your own in uncharted waters.
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ocess of upgrading and restoring back may have left
some things with the wrong group ownership or without SETGID.
In particular, the post wrapper is either not SETGID or its group
doesn't have permission to write
'/usr/local/mailman/lists/cls-news/config.db'
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it is not being properly unfolded by Postfix for logging.
Or is there some other problem that I'm not seeing?
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tablished by the rpm you installed.
The /var/log/mailman/ directory should be group 'mailman' and
permissions 2775. Owner is usually 'root' but this doesn't matter.
All files in the /var/log/mailman/ (if any) should be group 'mailman'
and permissions 0664.
; myfile.list
>$
Maybe there's a space, tab, backspace or other 'transparent' character
preceding the '@'. What do you get if you do
grep '[^[:alnum:]]@' myfile.list
or
grep '[[:cntrl:][:space:]]@' myfile.list
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03&atid=100103>
for another report and a patch that can be applied to allow rebuilding
of the archive.
The patch in the above report will not actually fix the problem as the
rebuilt archive will not have email addresses obscured in the .txt
files in the bodies of those posts with non-as
ll only be the non-ascii
posts that are not obscured and only addresses in the body such as
signatures. Addresses in the headers will be obscured normally.
>Thanks though Mark. I do appreciate the quick response.
I intend to develop a proper fix within a day or two. As soon as I can
get a grasp
Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>I intend to develop a proper fix within a day or two. As soon as I can
>get a grasp on what 2.1.7 change is causing this changed behavior.
Please go to
<https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1395683&group_id=103&atid=100103&g
Bryan Carbonnell wrote:
>On 03/01/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Please go to
>> <https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1395683&group_id=103&atid=100103>
>> and download and try the HyperArch.patch id 161935.
the name that is causing confusion.
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http:/
OME=/data/mailman/
and not include any reference to $domain. It is the path to but not
including the lists/ directory in the Mailman installation.
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tains the mailman aliases.
You can either change the mail-gid file to have gid 65533, or you can
change the MTA to use gid 67 when invoking the wrapper.
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to be sure you don't need doubled colons in MM_LISTCHK,
require_files = <; MM_LISTCHK
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ion "*Avoid duplicate copies of messages?"
>does not do this task. *
Right. This only controls whether or not you receive a post from the
list if your address is in To: or Cc:.
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the language of
the page. PHP should not be involved at all. Certainly, the
application/x-httpd-php content type does not come from Mailman.
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the cause, nor have I found references
>to anyone else having this problem. Any suggestions would be
>appreciated.
This is related to the MTA's handling of bounces. Because of this
potential password leak, as of 2.1.7, probe messages no longer include
passwords.
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ave the old archives/private/listname.mbox/listname.mbox
file, you can make an approximate reconstruction by editing the old
archives/private/listname/-m.txt file to unobscure the email
addresses.
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f that makes a difference, all the mailman scripts seem
>to be running...
What exactly is running? In particular, is IncomingRunner running? See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.014.htp>
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ummies...so ideas are welcome.
Is Mailman running (bin/mailmanctl start - or however you start the
qrunners on this system)?
See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.014.htp>
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e
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.
Also, I know you said you saw FAQ 4.45, but since there were httpd
changes, I would look at these very carefully to see if some redirect
or other httpd change may be losing post data or cookies.
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encounter other problems.
You may now or shortly or eventually run up against limits on outgoing
messages.
You may also have to validate yourself to the server. See
<http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2005-October/047082.html>
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know what is preventing the
>messages from going out. Can anyone please help?
Have you checked Mailman's 'smtp' and 'smtp-failure' logs? Also, the
'error' log?
When the members start getting disabled, if you have the owner
notification on, you'll
group 'mailman' on all
wrappers.
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until you get no errors. That should fix most permissions. Then
if Postfix still can't execute the /usr/local/mailman/mail/mailman
wrapper for no permission (with status 1), and you can't figure out
why, you might try asking on a Postfix group or list.
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ist is hosted elsewhere, and you don't have access to these
tools/files, you can use the email 'who' command to get a (possibly
incomplete) member list, or you can script the web interface as
suggested at
<http://starship.python.net/crew/jwt/mailman/#throughtheweb>
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or k, (op, data) in self.__db.items() if op == rtype]
>ValueError: too many values to unpack
It looks like some lists/listname/request.pck (or request.db for pre
2.1.5) file may be corrupted. Also, see
<http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2005-August/046235.html>
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at lines 897-898
def ApprovedAddMember(self, userdesc, ack=None, admin_notif=None,
text='',
whence=''):
The whence= argument got added between 2.1.3 and 2.1.4 which seems to
say that your Mailman/MailList.py is older than 2.1.4.
Either thi
.db file that contains the mailman
aliases. This may not be consistent with your --with-mail-gid=postfix
configure option.
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as there appears to be a need for it.
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organization that does, see the above thread for ways to make a list
you can use in a mass unsub.
Or just delete the list if you can.
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they will be processed through the
OWNER_PIPELINE at that point.
Messages to the -request address will not be filtered, but spam to this
address is normally just returned to the sender with an error message,
not forwarded to an owner/moderator.
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sage will be logged to vette by IncomingRunner just as for normal
posts..
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ince its been packaged within an RPM.
>Any other ideas on how to fix this are appreciated. Thanks.
check_perms_grsecurity.py and its 'child' CheckFixUid.py are user
contributed software. I suggest you follow up with the contributor.
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the list and is just ignored. Meanwhile, if the address is
truly bouncing, posts from the list(s) it is a member of should be
bouncing and processed as normal bounces for the list(s).
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As noted in the reply at
<http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2006-January/048458.html>
to your previous post, See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.005.htp>
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It seems like you want an umbrella list. See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.005.htp>
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errstr)
>RuntimeError: command failed: /usr/sbin/postalias
>/usr/local/mailman/data/aliases (status: 1, Operation not permitted)
See
<http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq06.009.htp>
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an 4096 Jan 6 08:51 .
So only root or the mailman group can write to /usr/local/mailman/data/
and create a file (aliases.db) there. As what user:group are you
running the postalias command?
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gree that if you have the same problem from the local side if the
firewall, then the firewall probably isn't involved.
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Do I have to build a solution from scratch using jsp/servlets/mysql in Java?
Can I use mailman to solve my email list problem?
Thanks for any thoughts or suggestions you may have!
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is
could be involved.
If this were my problem, I would run a packet sniffer on the host and
make sure that the cookie is being properly returned in the GET and
POST requests.
Or I might start by modifying Mailman/Cgi/admin.py to log some
additional debugging information - in particular,
os.e
user unknown'?
What happens when a post is sent directly to one of these lists, not
via the Lotus Notes group?
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Darren G Pifer wrote:
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>On Fri, 2006-01-06 at 09:25 -0800, Mark Sapiro wrote:
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>> What happens when a post is sent directly to one of these lists, not
>> via the Lotus Notes group?
>
>I asked the user to send mail from Lotus Notes to the listserve and it
>does th
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This is exactly what it's supposed to be. The envelope is from the
-bounces address so that bounces will be returned to the -bounces
address for automated bounce processing.
The -bounces address is also placed in Sender: and Errors-To: headers
for the benefit of non-compliant MTAs.
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