Re: New server deployment

2006-12-21 Thread Ag. Hatzimanikas
On Sat, Dec 16, at 01:30 Gerard Beekmans wrote:
  This is kind of annoying because my filter is set on the To: lfs-book.
  I don't know the Trac settings at all, so I'm no help there.
 
 Must be a byproduct of the new version of Trac. Until tht's figured out, 
   I suggest using a different filter rather than the To: header. A list 
 won't always appear in the To: header or emails may have been directed 
 to more than one list using CC and/or BCC as well.
 
 A better header to filter on is the List-ID header that every list email 
 has (this list would be List-ID: .*lfs-dev.linuxfromscratch.org)
 
 Note the @ is replaced with a . in the List-ID header.
 

Strange.
The List-Id header is missing in some (not all) of the emails.
For example today's ticket #2206.
Still there are 3 other headers that can be used for filtering,although the
List-Id is preferable.
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Re: New server deployment

2006-12-21 Thread Ag. Hatzimanikas
On Thu, Dec 21, at 12:12 Ag. Hatzimanikas wrote:
 On Sat, Dec 16, at 01:30 Gerard Beekmans wrote:
   This is kind of annoying because my filter is set on the To: lfs-book.
   I don't know the Trac settings at all, so I'm no help there.
  
  Must be a byproduct of the new version of Trac. Until tht's figured out, 
I suggest using a different filter rather than the To: header. A list 
  won't always appear in the To: header or emails may have been directed 
  to more than one list using CC and/or BCC as well.
  
  A better header to filter on is the List-ID header that every list email 
  has (this list would be List-ID: .*lfs-dev.linuxfromscratch.org)
  
  Note the @ is replaced with a . in the List-ID header.
  
 
 Strange.
 The List-Id header is missing in some (not all) of the emails.
 For example today's ticket #2206.

That is a Blfs ticket.
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Re: New server deployment

2006-12-21 Thread Dan Nicholson
On 12/21/06, Ag. Hatzimanikas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Thu, Dec 21, at 12:12 Ag. Hatzimanikas wrote:
  On Sat, Dec 16, at 01:30 Gerard Beekmans wrote:
This is kind of annoying because my filter is set on the To: lfs-book.
I don't know the Trac settings at all, so I'm no help there.
  
   Must be a byproduct of the new version of Trac. Until tht's figured out,
 I suggest using a different filter rather than the To: header. A list
   won't always appear in the To: header or emails may have been directed
   to more than one list using CC and/or BCC as well.
  
   A better header to filter on is the List-ID header that every list email
   has (this list would be List-ID: .*lfs-dev.linuxfromscratch.org)
  
   Note the @ is replaced with a . in the List-ID header.
  
 
  Strange.
  The List-Id header is missing in some (not all) of the emails.
  For example today's ticket #2206.

 That is a Blfs ticket.

Here's the other strange thing. Yesterday I checked the queue of junk
mail for in Mailman for blfs-book, and there was another copy of each
of the BLFS ticket emails.

Bruce or Gerard, I left them in the queue. Could you have a look?
Something's not right about Trac's email.

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Re: New server deployment

2006-12-21 Thread Bruce Dubbs
Dan Nicholson wrote:
 On 12/21/06, Ag. Hatzimanikas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Thu, Dec 21, at 12:12 Ag. Hatzimanikas wrote:
 On Sat, Dec 16, at 01:30 Gerard Beekmans wrote:
 This is kind of annoying because my filter is set on the To: lfs-book.
 I don't know the Trac settings at all, so I'm no help there.
 Must be a byproduct of the new version of Trac. Until tht's figured out,
   I suggest using a different filter rather than the To: header. A list
 won't always appear in the To: header or emails may have been directed
 to more than one list using CC and/or BCC as well.

 A better header to filter on is the List-ID header that every list email
 has (this list would be List-ID: .*lfs-dev.linuxfromscratch.org)

 Note the @ is replaced with a . in the List-ID header.

 Strange.
 The List-Id header is missing in some (not all) of the emails.
 For example today's ticket #2206.
 That is a Blfs ticket.
 
 Here's the other strange thing. Yesterday I checked the queue of junk
 mail for in Mailman for blfs-book, and there was another copy of each
 of the BLFS ticket emails.
 
 Bruce or Gerard, I left them in the queue. Could you have a look?
 Something's not right about Trac's email.

Gerard's been doing the mail.  I would be starting from the beginning.
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Re: New server deployment

2006-12-21 Thread Gerard Beekmans
Alrighty, I'll take a look at this and see what the heck is going on.

I just realized this may very well be a Mailman issue as well. New version of 
Mailman is installed on this new server. It probably has introduced a few bugs 
the old version didn't have.

I'll look into this.

Gerard

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Re: New server deployment

2006-12-16 Thread Gerard Beekmans
Most service are back running now. The mailinglists just came back 
online and appear to be in proper working condition. There will be some 
issue with spam coming through that will be dealt with as it's noticed. 
The filters and score values will need to be tweaked.

If you notice anything amiss please email us at server-admin



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Re: New server deployment

2006-12-16 Thread Jim Gifford
Gerard Beekmans wrote:
 Most service are back running now. The mailinglists just came back 
 online and appear to be in proper working condition. There will be some 
 issue with spam coming through that will be dealt with as it's noticed. 
 The filters and score values will need to be tweaked.

 If you notice anything amiss please email us at server-admin



   
Gerard, I just repointed the DNS server at easydns to the new IP at 
LFS.org. Should populate in a few hours.
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Re: New server deployment

2006-12-16 Thread Dan Nicholson
On 12/16/06, Gerard Beekmans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 If you notice anything amiss please email us at server-admin

This is minor but annoying. Trac is sending out mail to the lfs-book
list as it should, but it's setting To: undisclosed recipients.
Here's a bit from one that just came out.

Subject: Re: [LFS Trac] #1935: gcc-4.1.1 upstream bugfixes
X-Trac-Ticket-URL: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/ticket/1935#comment:2
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
References: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
X-Trac-Ticket-ID: 1935
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
X-Mailman-Approved-At: Sat, 16 Dec 2006 12:15:27 -0700
X-BeenThere: lfs-book@linuxfromscratch.org
X-Mailman-Version: 2.1.9

This is kind of annoying because my filter is set on the To: lfs-book.
I don't know the Trac settings at all, so I'm no help there.

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Re: New server deployment

2006-12-16 Thread Gerard Beekmans
 This is kind of annoying because my filter is set on the To: lfs-book.
 I don't know the Trac settings at all, so I'm no help there.

Must be a byproduct of the new version of Trac. Until tht's figured out, 
  I suggest using a different filter rather than the To: header. A list 
won't always appear in the To: header or emails may have been directed 
to more than one list using CC and/or BCC as well.

A better header to filter on is the List-ID header that every list email 
has (this list would be List-ID: .*lfs-dev.linuxfromscratch.org)

Note the @ is replaced with a . in the List-ID header.



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Re: New server deployment

2006-12-11 Thread Matthew Burgess
 Hi guys,

 Things are going to move real quick now and I'm not able to give 24
hours notice anymore.

Sorry to hear you're ill, Gerard.  I can be contacted on
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] if needs be.

Best wishes, and good luck with the server deployment.

Matt.


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Re: New server deployment

2006-12-11 Thread Matthew Burgess
 Hi guys,

 Things are going to move real quick now and I'm not able to give 24
 hours notice anymore.

 Sorry to hear you're ill, Gerard.  I can be contacted on

Oh crap.  That reply should have gone straight to Gerard, not to the list.
 Now I'm gonna get bombarded with spam unless anyone can think of a way of
undoing the sending of an email? (could we somehow fool mailman into
thinking it never got sent and let it regenerate the archives, thereby
avoiding the webcrawlers)?

Thanks, and sorry for hijacking the thread!

Matt.

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Re: New server deployment

2006-12-11 Thread Gerard Beekmans

Oh crap.  That reply should have gone straight to Gerard, not to the list.
 Now I'm gonna get bombarded with spam unless anyone can think of a way of
undoing the sending of an email? (could we somehow fool mailman into
thinking it never got sent and let it regenerate the archives, thereby
avoiding the webcrawlers)?


There's only one way I know of and that's edit the mbox file that 
Mailman has and re-gen the entire archive for that list.


Something we can play with in a day or two or three when the new server 
(Quantum) is fully operational.


It's 1 PM MST now, I've packed up the server in the car and am about to 
head out.




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