es, archive file source is public, archive date is
when the mail claims and new volumes should be started monthly.
What am I missing?
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Skip> public, archived mailing list for the first time. The list mail
Skip> comes and goes just fine, but nothing turns up in the archives as
ubscriptions.db"))
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in ?
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.2/pickle.py", line 982, in load
return Unpickler(file).load()
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.2/pickle.py", line 597, in load
quot;Discard" button for a couple of hundred rubbish messages.
I wrote the attached script during the latest worm debacle. Worked well for
me to keep the python-help list cleaned out. At the height of the furor, I
was discarding over 1,000 messages per day.
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g and should never be used in a regex
Scott> for the regex libraries with which I am familiar.
I realized it was superfluous shortly after posting. I was focusing on the
missing '.' (really, just about anything) in the OP's post. "@xyz.com"
should be sufficient, u
hile
the message is still on mail.python.org as well as in #4 once it gets to
dolly1.pobox.com.
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Amanda> 2) some kind of queue dump at the command line side, so that as
Amanda>the site administrator I can do that for someone, just clear
Amanda>out their whole queue if it got clogged up and they just want
Amanda>to ditch everything in it.
I posted my mmdiscard.py s
x27;t seem
that either applies. (Both pages suggest that I should get a reason along
with any messages forwarded to me.)
Any pointers would be appreciated.
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text/plain
convert_html_to_plaintext: Yes
if a message is sent as multipart/alternative and it contains one text/plain
and one text/html section, is the text/html section deleted or just stripped
of HTML tags and retained as (a roughly duplicate) text/plain section?
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27;t, however. This makes it impossible to use dated addresses with
closed mailing lists. Any chance that Mailman will recognize such addresses
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#x27; in the browser window.
Scott> in httpd/error.log I receive the 'Premature end of headers' error,
Scott> I recieve no error in syslog (messages) or maillog.
What's the full traceback? It should be in error.log and will probably help
pinpoint the source of th
Scott> Failure to exec script. WANTED gid 48, GOT gid 501. (Reconfigure
Scott> to take 501?)
Scott> Where 46 = GID of apache .
Did your apache runtime GID change? Sounds like Mailman needs to be
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n instead of having to go back and
forth between the bounce log and the membership management pages unchecking
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>> I would find it helpful if mailman distinguished addresses for users
>> asking to go "no mail" and bouncing addresses mailman disabled.
Dan> Part of 2.1
Praise !
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bling the Reply All button? That is,
is it something AOL doesn't like about Mailman or is it something specific
to this user?
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In particular, you can use the Web site to have your password sent to
your delivery address.
...
The following commands are valid:
subscribe [password] [digest-option] [address=]
...
unsubscribe [address]
...
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subscribers. If you want to run more mailing lists or run a list with more
users you can for an extra fee.
I have a Hostway account, but have not used Mailman there and have no
financial interest, yadda, yadda, yadda.
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t digest I can't see that stripmime.pl did
anything. None of the five messages was lost, but none appear to have been
altered in any way. Am I perhaps missing something? I thought it's main
thing was to zap HTML attachments.
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Alex,
Thanks for the reply and the test case. I verified that it seems to do the
right thing when fed your mimehtml test case or one of my test messages at
the shell prompt. I will have to check into things deeper to see what's
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related to sendmail on your web page.
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strips everything through the last
pipe character. You need to write a little shell script that does the above
piping and make it the target of the alias.
That said, I have no idea if this is the cause of your problems, but it
might be worth one last try before throwing in the towel on the
an 2.0.6. After the upgrade I fell back to sendmail 8.11.6
and my problems began. Today I installed sendmail 8.12.1 and upgraded to
mailman 2.0.8.
Any suggestions appreciated...
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suggestions, however, smsrh was compiled with /etc/smrsh as
the link directory and /etc/smrsh/wrapper is a symlink to
/home/mailman/mail/wrapper already.
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choose to read the digest version of your list?
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20-30 instances of
such bad responders.
Now that your users have seen the potential damage from such runaway
responders, you might explain to them that the reply-to-all setup had a hand
in this debacle and ask them if they'd prefer tha
ngth of 5. To figure out what size it is, you might try this:
stuff = mlist.GetRecord(id)
print ">> output:", stuff
when, addr, passwd, digest, lang = stuff
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I don't know if Mailman has any capability in this area. You can push
things through procmail though and have it control the generation of the
automatic response. I have a non-Mailman email alias which I manage this
way. Its procmailrc fil
eck the FAQ:
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq05.002.htp
Note that q&a was last updated over a year ago.
YMMV.
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ot; for some of the regular monthly upkeep. Just
create such a list in the usual fashion using bin/newlist and subscribe to
it.
Older versions of Mailman used to be happy with a "mailman" alias. For some
reason that's no longer sufficient.
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ip 22599 0.0 0.0 1764 624 pts/1S11:46 0:00 egrep mailman
Assuming you're on a Linux system and Mailman is properly installed, you
might want to try (as root):
/etc/rc.d/init.d/mailmanctl start
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Lee> Discard for all messages?
I'm sure there are other solutions by now, but awhile ago I wrote a simple
script to do a bulk discard:
http://www.musi-cal.com/~skip/python/mmdiscard.py
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The star isn't repeating anything. Try
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mailman request cedu"
cedu-subscribe:"|/etc/smrsh/mailman subscribe cedu"
cedu-unsubscribe: "|/etc/smrsh/mailman unsubscribe cedu"
I suppose I could try changing cedu-owner to be an alias for cedu-admin. Do
others do that?
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ust those
who actually administer the mailman installation? That would be just me on
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the FAQ at
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but it doesn't explain why a list (as opposed to a simple alias) is
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any spiders/crawlers would look
for it lower down. Instead, add a Disallow: rule which references
/pipermail:
User-agent: *
Disallow: /pipermail/
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ss in tha last slot and click "Unsubscribe or edit
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2.1 differences, I don't think that
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hing like
export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH
make clean
./configure
make
make install
I think that will get the #! lines adjusted to refer to
/usr/local/bin/python instead of /usr/bin/python.
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>> Looks that way. RH 7.3 comes with Python 1.5.2 which definitely
>> doesn't have the print >> fd gimmick. I believe Mailman needs at
>> least 2.1. Just download the Python 2.3.3 tarfile, extract it and
>> execute
Todd> That's not really a bad idea, but you could also just
Steen> Reason: Message body is too big: 225276 bytes with a limit of 40KB
Steen> Where can I change the limit?
Change the value of max_message_size on the general options page.
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cess to all the bells and whistles available should you want them.
Ideally something like this will be incorporated into Mailman itself, but
for now mmfold.py is a reasonable substitute and should serve as a decent
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Barry,
Congratulations, you mail d(a)emon, you! And all the other responsible
d(a)emons. Has it really been 20 years since the NIST workshop?
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x27;t
mess up article numbers). Looking at one of these messages (HTML source), I
see nothing like a message id which would allow me to unambiguously
identify the corresponding raw message. Does something exist? If not, what
heuristics have people developed to perform this mapping?
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r the SpamBayes part), but I think publishing a small
document about the configuration might be worthwhile.
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second. The second should see the SA
header.
Also, I would use SpamBayes, but that's just me... (Let's try one of these
new fangled Unicode Emojis...)☺
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On Tue, Aug 25, 2015 at 1:25 PM, Will Yardley
wrote:
> Mostly curious about the motivation behind this - what do these bots do
> if / when they are actually able to confirm or get confirmed?
>
They probably try to read the subscription list to get more email
addresses. Of course, they can also p
preciate actual recommendations (or pointers to prioritized lists),
not an unprioritized list.
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> Or google groups?
> https://gist.github.com/adamamyl/02a8f44981c8685f9c88 reminds me of
> https://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2014-October/077893.html
Thanks for the suggestion. I've actually already tried that. It was my
first thought. I found a Python Google API which looked straig
r a few minutes, but turned up nothing.
Or rather, all I found related to web interfaces was the admin
interface.
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> First, a bit of admin. Mailman 2 is still in active use, so we've
> split out a separate list for Mailman 3: mailman-us...@mailman3.org.
> > So, I got to thinking... Are there any free web user (not admin)
> > interfaces which integrate with MM3?
>
> Yes. The HyperKitty archiver, which is pa
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