At 12:27 PM -0800 2005-03-10, Dana Rasmussen wrote:
I understand that additions to the welcome message can be made through the admin pages.
Some changes, yes.
I searched the FAQs and found that the file templates/subscribeack.txt can be modified as well.
True.
Can I have a different version of subscribeack.txt for each list on my mailman server?
Yes. In fact, you can have a different one for each language supported by each mailing list.
I am unsure of the pathname location for my modified vesion of sbscribeack.txt. The FAQs say to "create a directory lists/<yourlist>/en (assumming English :) and copy templates/subscribeack.txt to this directory."
That's correct.
What is the fully qualified pathname for my modified version of subscribeack.txt? One of my lists name is "scayso".
It all depends on where your machine puts the Mailman stuff. By default, that's normally put into /usr/local/mailman, but that default may not be applicable to your installation.
Would it be /mailman/lists/scayso/en/subscribeack.txt?
It could be. Does your machine put all the Mailman stuff under /mailman? If so, then you're probably correct.
For additional lists would the pathname be /mailman/lists/<list name>/en/subscribeack.txt?
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