Re: [Mailman-Users] (no subject)

2002-04-11 Thread J C Lawrence

On Wed, 10 Apr 2002 23:47:37 -0400 
Dene Ulmschneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Can someone assist in fixing my install?  I was trying to get SSL
 working and in attempting that I moved my data Directory and played
 with the permissions.  My install has stopped working. Can someone
 tell me where the data directory is supposed to live? I thought it was
 in /var/www - but I'm not to sure anymore.

~mailman/data

 Also - how can I reset the permissions back to the defaults form the
 install??

~mailman/bin/check_perms

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Virtual hosting

2002-04-11 Thread Stephane Bortzmeyer

On Wed, Apr 10, 2002 at 10:31:34PM -0700,
 J C Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 
 a message of 27 lines which said:

 Please see the FAQ:
 
   http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py

Remember that there is absoutely no pointer to this second FAQ, from
Mailman's official home page...
 
 Short story:
 
   A single installation is fine as long as list names don't collide.

Which means it does not work. Can you imagine
postfix/qmail/sendmail/whatever saying, we support virtual addresses,
as long as the names are different?

See the thread True virtual domains.



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[Mailman-Users] changing datas in config.db

2002-04-11 Thread François Chenais

Hello, 

I would like to change datas in config.db file

specialy transform

  'archive_directory': '/opt/mailman/archives/private/detente',
  'private_archive_file_dir': '/opt/mailman/archives/private/detente.mbox',
  'public_archive_file_dir': '/opt/mailman/archives/public',

to 

  'archive_directory': '/var/mailman/archives/private/detente',
  'private_archive_file_dir': '/var/mailman/archives/private/detente.mbox',
  'public_archive_file_dir': '/var/mailman/archives/public',



In fact, I have transfered my list datas from a server to another.
On the new one, the admin web interface  /mailman/admin shows me 
my  detente list but the 
- /mailman/listinfodoesn't work
- /mailman/listinfo/detenteworks


Perhaps it's because of the path in config.db.
Any idea ?

Thanks a lot.

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Re: [Mailman-Users] How do I suppress ?

2002-04-11 Thread Jon Carnes

 --- Original Message: Wednesday 10 April 2002 08:07 pm ---
 Jon,

 Can you help me find the reference to the work around as the only
 post i found(see below) is a post from Greg Stein in 1999 stating
 that it can't be done but I am hopeful something has been updated.

 http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/1999-April/001072.html

 Thanks,
 Moshe

Well that's ridiculous!  I can think of a work-around right now (without 
having even glanced at the code).

Find the section of mailman that sends out the Message and add a conditional. 
Something like, 
  if welcome.listname.txt exists welcome.fil = welcome.listname.txt 
  else welcome.fil = welcome.txt

Then simply put in a custom welcome file for any list that you want.  This 
works for any of the other files you want to use in Mailman as well.

I'll see if I can find the official work-around.  If not, I'll look at the 
code and see if I can pinpoint it for you quickly.

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[Mailman-Users] Read-only lists--how to create them??

2002-04-11 Thread Joseph Wheatley



I'm new to MailMan, and have really enjoyed it, but 
I've been unable to set-up a read-only mailing list.
Are there any installation preferences that I must select to get one 
started?

Thank you for your time and assistance.

Kind regards,
Joe Wheatley


[Mailman-Users] Override From header?

2002-04-11 Thread Marcel Hicking

Is it possible to override the From: header of postings?
For an announcement-only list I'd like to have the message
to apear to come from the list itself or from a default
adress.

Any hints?

TIA,
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Re: [Mailman-Users] Override From header?

2002-04-11 Thread JvdW

Go to Privacy Options Right at the bottom set theHide the sender of a 
message option to yes.

l8r
JvdW

On Thursday 11 April 2002 14:08, Marcel Hicking wrote:
 Is it possible to override the From: header of postings?
 For an announcement-only list I'd like to have the message
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 Any hints?

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Override From header?

2002-04-11 Thread Marcel Hicking

Thx!
It's on the spam filter page in 2.1b1.
Not quite where I expected it ;-)

Marcel

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 Go to Privacy Options Right at the bottom set theHide the sender of a
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 l8r
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 On Thursday 11 April 2002 14:08, Marcel Hicking wrote:
 Is it possible to override the From: header of postings?
 For an announcement-only list I'd like to have the message
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Re: [Mailman-Users] How do I suppress ?

2002-04-11 Thread Mark Moshe Kaye

Jon,

Thank you !

As i am just learning Linux/mailman I would appreciate
it if you could tell me what file I need to edit. I
already fixed the list specific HTML pages but I am
unsure where to put that change and would rather not
hack without knowing what I am hacking.

Thanks,
Moshe

 
 Well that's ridiculous!  I can think of a
 work-around right now (without 
 having even glanced at the code).
 
 Find the section of mailman that sends out the
 Message and add a conditional. 
 Something like, 
   if welcome.listname.txt exists welcome.fil =
 welcome.listname.txt 
   else welcome.fil = welcome.txt
 
 Then simply put in a custom welcome file for any
 list that you want.  This 
 works for any of the other files you want to use in
 Mailman as well.
 
 I'll see if I can find the official work-around.  If
 not, I'll look at the 
 code and see if I can pinpoint it for you quickly.
 
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RE: [Mailman-Users] How do I suppress ?

2002-04-11 Thread mark . l . johnson

don't you change the html via the web interface?

 unsure where to put that change and would rather not
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Re: [Mailman-Users] Override From header?

2002-04-11 Thread Marcel Hicking

One more question on this topic:
Any chance to remove other headers
like X-Mailer, Received etc. as well?
Maybe something like a header kill filter
in a before send to list handler ?

TIA,
Marcel


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 l8r
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RE: [Mailman-Users] Override From header?

2002-04-11 Thread mark . l . johnson

can't you do this with your mta? i have exim and in the smtp transport
section i just have a few remove-header lines. and a few add-header lines
too, for the people how are too nosey for their own good!

 One more question on this topic:
 Any chance to remove other headers
 like X-Mailer, Received etc. as well?
 Maybe something like a header kill filter
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RE: [Mailman-Users] Override From header?

2002-04-11 Thread Marcel Hicking

Ah, yes, interetsing idea, I'll check this!

Thx,
Marcel


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 can't you do this with your mta? i have exim and in the smtp transport
 section i just have a few remove-header lines. and a few add-header lines
 too, for the people how are too nosey for their own good!

 One more question on this topic:
 Any chance to remove other headers
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 Maybe something like a header kill filter
 in a before send to list handler ?


 


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RE: [Mailman-Users] How do I suppress ?

2002-04-11 Thread Mark Moshe Kaye

Mark,

yes ! I made the HTML change without a problem. I am
trying to modify the Welcome To email that is sent
to new subscribers so that is is list specific.

Moshe

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Virtual hosting

2002-04-11 Thread J C Lawrence

On Thu, 11 Apr 2002 12:35:27 +0200 
Stephane Bortzmeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Wed, Apr 10, 2002 at 10:31:34PM -0700, J C Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote a message of 27 lines which said:

 Please see the FAQ:
 
 http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py

 Remember that there is absoutely no pointer to this second FAQ, from
 Mailman's official home page...

True, however that URL is present in the footer added to every -users
message
 
 A single installation is fine as long as list names don't collide.

 Which means it does not work. 

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[Mailman-Users] add_members

2002-04-11 Thread Steven Sobol

If using add_members and typing in a list of addresses on stdin,
how do you specify end of list? EOF/ctrl-D doesn't work for some
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Re: [Mailman-Users] changing the Welcome message on a per list basis... a shot in the dark

2002-04-11 Thread Jon Carnes

Okay, here is the deal...

 - You can simply change the text in subscribeack.txt and you are done.
This changes every welcome message from every list, or

 - You can edit the file ~mailman/Mailman/Deliverer.py and change the
following block of text so that it will check for an existence of an
alternative file to 'subscribeack.txt':
===
# get the text from the template
text = Utils.maketext(
'subscribeack.txt',
{'real_name'   : self.real_name,
 'host_name'   : self.host_name,
 'welcome' : welcome,
 'emailaddr'   : self.GetListEmail(),
 'listinfo_url': self.GetScriptURL('listinfo', absolute=1),
 'optionsurl'  : self.GetOptionsURL(name, absolute=1),
 'password': password,
 })
===

The following function added to Deliverer.py may help...
===
def specwelcome(listname):
Return special welcome file for `listname' if it exists.
# If a special subscibeack.txt file exists in the lists home directory
# use that instead of the normal one specified in the templates dir
welcfile = os.path.join(mm_cfg.LIST_DATA_DIR, listname, 'subscribeack.txt')
if not os.path.exists(welcfile):
 welcfile = subscribeack.txt
return welcfile
===

This function looks for a copy of the subscribeack.txt file in the lists
home directory (~mailman/lists/listname/..).  If it finds a copy then it
uses that, instead of the common one in ~mailman/templates/...
At least, that is what it's supposed to do!

To use it, you would add the function to Deliverer.py and then replace the
existing line (in Deliverer.py):
'subscribeack.txt',
with something like:
specwelcome(name),

===

I'm just hacking code together, so this may or may not hose you.  Still its
a start.  Don't be afraid to play with it and get it working just the way
you want!  Python is extremely readable code (unlike perl!).  Remember to
backup any file before you modify it!

Jon Carnes
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From: Mark Moshe Kaye [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 9:30 AM
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] How do I suppress ?


 Jon,

 Thank you !

 As i am just learning Linux/mailman I would appreciate
 it if you could tell me what file I need to edit. I
 already fixed the list specific HTML pages but I am
 unsure where to put that change and would rather not
 hack without knowing what I am hacking.

 Thanks,
 Moshe

 
  Well that's ridiculous!  I can think of a
  work-around right now (without
  having even glanced at the code).
 
  Find the section of mailman that sends out the
  Message and add a conditional.
  Something like,
if welcome.listname.txt exists welcome.fil =
  welcome.listname.txt
else welcome.fil = welcome.txt
 
  Then simply put in a custom welcome file for any
  list that you want.  This
  works for any of the other files you want to use in
  Mailman as well.
 
  I'll see if I can find the official work-around.  If
  not, I'll look at the
  code and see if I can pinpoint it for you quickly.
 
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Re: [Mailman-Users] changing datas in config.db

2002-04-11 Thread Anna Fong
François,

Try this from 
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/1999-August/002009.html


---snip---
#!/bin/sh

newroot='/var/mailman'

for list in `ls $newroot/lists/detente`
do
python -i $newroot/bin/withlist -l $list EOF
m.private_archive_file_dir
m.private_archive_file_dir='$newroot/archives/private/$list.mbox'
m.public_archive_file_dir
m.public_archive_file_dir='$newroot/archives/public'
m.archive_directory
m.archive_directory='$newroot/archives/private/$list'
m.Save()
EOF
done
---snip---


I have not tried this but it looks like it might solve my problem with config.db also.

Anna




At 12:00 PM 04/11/2002 -0400, you wrote: 

Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 12:38:20 +0200 
From: François Chenais  
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Message-Id:  
Mime-Version: 1.0 
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit 
Subject: [Mailman-Users] changing datas in config.db 
Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Precedence: bulk 
List-Help:  
List-Post:  
List-Subscribe: , 


List-Id: Mailman mailing list management users  
List-Unsubscribe: , 


List-Archive:  

Hello, 

I would like to change datas in config.db file 

specialy transform 

'archive_directory': '/opt/mailman/archives/private/detente', 
'private_archive_file_dir': '/opt/mailman/archives/private/detente.mbox', 
'public_archive_file_dir': '/opt/mailman/archives/public', 

to 

'archive_directory': '/var/mailman/archives/private/detente', 
'private_archive_file_dir': '/var/mailman/archives/private/detente.mbox', 
'public_archive_file_dir': '/var/mailman/archives/public', 



In fact, I have transfered my list datas from a server to another. 
On the new one, the admin web interface /mailman/admin shows me 
my "detente" list but the 
- /mailman/listinfo doesn't work 
- /mailman/listinfo/detente works 



Perhaps it's because of the path in config.db. 
Any idea ? 

Thanks a lot. 

François 





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Re: [Mailman-Users] changing the Welcome message on a per list basis... a shot in the dark

2002-04-11 Thread Eric Sisler

At 12:28 PM 04/11/2002 -0400, Jon Carnes wrote:

Okay, here is the deal...

  - You can simply change the text in subscribeack.txt and you are done.
This changes every welcome message from every list, or

[snip]

def specwelcome(listname):
 Return special welcome file for `listname' if it exists.
 # If a special subscibeack.txt file exists in the lists home directory
 # use that instead of the normal one specified in the templates dir
welcfile = os.path.join(mm_cfg.LIST_DATA_DIR, listname, 'subscribeack.txt')
if not os.path.exists(welcfile):
  welcfile = subscribeack.txt
return welcfile
===

This function looks for a copy of the subscribeack.txt file in the lists
home directory (~mailman/lists/listname/..).  If it finds a copy then it
uses that, instead of the common one in ~mailman/templates/...
At least, that is what it's supposed to do!

Have you gotten this snippet of code to work?  I tried and it bombed, 
although I know very little about python so I may have done something 
wrong.  I haven't changed the following line yet:

To use it, you would add the function to Deliverer.py and then replace the
existing line (in Deliverer.py):
 'subscribeack.txt',
with something like:
 specwelcome(name),

Another solution would be to edit subscribeack.txt to include just text 
that should be sent to *every* list and add your own text to the list 
specific text prepended... box on the general options page.  I'm 
considering doing this to prevent the to post to the list... text  
accompanying e-mail address from being included in the welcome message for 
announce only lists.  The trick will be remembering to add the necessary 
text and list address to lists that do accept posts!

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Re: [Mailman-Users] changing the Welcome message on a per list basis... a shot in the dark

2002-04-11 Thread Jon Carnes

Thanks for testing it!  I'll give it a  run tonight myself and tweak it.
Shouldn't be too hard to make it work, though it might work better if I used
a file in the ~mailman/templates/.. directory. It also doesn't need to be a
function - I just thought I would get fancy.

It should be easy to play with and get it to work..
===
I grepped the ~mailman/Mailman/.. dir for subscribeack.txt and found it in
the file Deliverer.py.  Then I peeked at the code in Deliverer.py and saw
that it was a simple import of the text from the file (and then a
translation of some dynamic variables from the text).

So I thought of replacing the default filename with a function call and
having the function return either the default file name (subscribeack.txt),
or a different list specific file name (if it existed).

I hacked it together in email.  Never tested it.  It's not something I'm
likely to use.

I normally don't worry about the welcome message.  For my purposes, if it is
inappropriate, I don't send a welcome message out.

Jon
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 At 12:28 PM 04/11/2002 -0400, Jon Carnes wrote:

 Okay, here is the deal...
 
   - You can simply change the text in subscribeack.txt and you are done.
 This changes every welcome message from every list, or

 [snip]

 def specwelcome(listname):
  Return special welcome file for `listname' if it exists.
  # If a special subscibeack.txt file exists in the lists home
directory
  # use that instead of the normal one specified in the templates dir
 welcfile = os.path.join(mm_cfg.LIST_DATA_DIR, listname,
'subscribeack.txt')
 if not os.path.exists(welcfile):
   welcfile = subscribeack.txt
 return welcfile
 ===
 
 This function looks for a copy of the subscribeack.txt file in the lists
 home directory (~mailman/lists/listname/..).  If it finds a copy then
it
 uses that, instead of the common one in ~mailman/templates/...
 At least, that is what it's supposed to do!

 Have you gotten this snippet of code to work?  I tried and it bombed,
 although I know very little about python so I may have done something
 wrong.  I haven't changed the following line yet:

 To use it, you would add the function to Deliverer.py and then replace
the
 existing line (in Deliverer.py):
  'subscribeack.txt',
 with something like:
  specwelcome(name),

 Another solution would be to edit subscribeack.txt to include just text
 that should be sent to *every* list and add your own text to the list
 specific text prepended... box on the general options page.  I'm
 considering doing this to prevent the to post to the list... text 
 accompanying e-mail address from being included in the welcome message for
 announce only lists.  The trick will be remembering to add the necessary
 text and list address to lists that do accept posts!

 -Eric


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Re: [Mailman-Users] changing the Welcome message on a per list basis... a shot in the dark

2002-04-11 Thread Eric Sisler

At 03:12 PM 04/11/2002 -0400, Jon Carnes wrote:

Thanks for testing it!  I'll give it a  run tonight myself and tweak it.

Thanks for the sample code.  If I knew more about python I'd try and fix it 
myself.  (Learning python is on my list of things to do, I just haven't 
gotten there yet.)  It does tend to hose other mailman functionality, so if 
you don't want to test it on a production mailman box, let me know.  I'm in 
the process of setting up my first list so mailman hasn't gone live yet and 
I'd be happy to test it.

Shouldn't be too hard to make it work, though it might work better if I used
a file in the ~mailman/templates/.. directory. It also doesn't need to be a
function - I just thought I would get fancy.

I was thinking ~/mailman/templates/subscribeack.[list-name].txt might be a 
good location.

I hacked it together in email.  Never tested it.  It's not something I'm
likely to use.

I normally don't worry about the welcome message.  For my purposes, if it is
inappropriate, I don't send a welcome message out.

Then don't spend a lot of time on it, unless you've nothing better to 
do.  ;-)  It'd be nice to have, but I can probably make my earlier 
suggestion re: short subscribeack.txt file and add the rest to the list 
specific text prepended... box on the general options page.  AFAIK, you 
can't include html tags though, which could be a drawback.

-Eric


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Re: [Mailman-Users] changing datas in config.db

2002-04-11 Thread Jonas Meurer

On Thu, Apr 11, 2002 at 10:24:41AM -0700, Anna Fong wrote:
 #!/bin/sh 
 
 newroot='/var/mailman' 
 
 for list in `ls $newroot/lists/detente` 

What does this line do? I don't understand it, and also I have no
lists/detente.

Bye
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[Mailman-Users] DEFAULT_URL, DEFAULT_HOSTNAME

2002-04-11 Thread Jason Signalness


I have a problem.  Some of the email being sent out by mailman (password 
reminders, etc.) are coming from an incorrect DEFAULT_URL.

For example, mail has a from field of dsl1234.bti.com, which is 
outdated.  It should be set to cyclend.org. The URL they are coming from 
is the same as the one specified in Defaults.py.

The problem is that I have overridden these variables in the mm_cfg.py. 
  For some reason, the values in mm_cfg.py don't seem to be taking affect.

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[Mailman-Users] newsletter-list

2002-04-11 Thread pilsl

I'd like to set up a mailinglist where only the list-owner can send
messages. It should merely be kind of a newsletter. Can this be done
easily with mailman or is there much better software to do this ?

thnx,
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[Mailman-Users] is it possible to unsubscribe with mailman ?

2002-04-11 Thread Eric Seigne

Hello World,
i've installed mailman, an today  some users want to unsubscribe ... and
it's impossible by web interface ! 

here is my installation:
view-source:http://lists.abuledu.org/mailman/listinfo/support
and this is a problem:

form Method=POST ACTION=../roster/support
iThe  subscribers list  is  only available  to  the list  members./i
pEnter  your  address and  password  to  visit  the subscribers  list:
pcenter  Address: input type=Text  name=roster-email size=20
Password: input type=Passwordname=roster-pw
size=15nbsp;nbsp;inputname=SubscriberRostertype=SUBMIT
value=Visit Subscriber List /center
/form
p
To change your subscription (set options like digest and delivery modes,
get a  reminder of  your password, or  unsubscribe from  support), enter
your   subscription   email   address:pcenter   input   name=info
type=TEXT value= size=30  input name=UserOptions type=SUBMIT
value=Edit Options /center
/form

(there is no open form tag for last form ...) 

Is there a solution ? 

Thanks
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[Mailman-Users] Whay are all my messages sitting in the qfiles dir??

2002-04-11 Thread Rob Morin



Hello... all my messages sent to the list I have 
are sitting in the ~mailman/qfiles dir?
Why is this?

I have delivery set for immediate not 
digest...
I am using 2.0.8 and latest Python and Solaris 
2.7

any ideas?
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AdministratorMontreal, Canada



[Mailman-Users] Password?

2002-04-11 Thread Hannes Hofer

Hi

If a user have been subscribed by a list administrator, how does he/she 
obtain a password?

I am the administrator of a list and I initially mass-added the subscribers 
but opted not to send out the canned welcome message (I wrote a welcome 
message on my own). Now I am getting complaints that users can not see the 
subscriber list because they don't have a password. I have not been able to 
find anything about this issue in the documentation.

Thanks for your help

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[Mailman-Users] Peronalize postings ?

2002-04-11 Thread Marcel Hicking

Hi folks

Is there a way to personalize postings? I'm thinking of
something like a search and replace within the posted
message. Say, for an announcement only list, a message like

|Hello name
|
|This is an announcement bla bla
|
|To read on, click
|a href=http://www.somewhere.org/news?id=22user=emailhere/a

gets posted and MM replaces name etc. with the
appropiate values. I know there is a similar feature in 2.1 for
footers, but I'd like to have more flexibility here.
Maybe an addon program to inject postings into the list?

TIA,
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[Mailman-Users] Override From: header ?

2002-04-11 Thread Marcel Hicking

Hi folks

How do I override the From: header of postings?
For a announcemnet-only list I want the postings
to apear to come from the list.

Any hints?

TIA,
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[Mailman-Users] email subject

2002-04-11 Thread Corporal Pisang

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

Hi,

Is it possible to put the mail number to add to the subject header ? 
eg: [ListName-8999] for the 8999th posting to the list ?? ive seen some 
mailing list doint that ... im wondering whether mailman is capable to do 
such a thing ???

If there are any FAQ explaining this .. please send the url to me...

Please cc me when replying as i dont subscribe to the mailing list.

Thanks...

- -Ubaida-
mailman user
 
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[Mailman-Users] Adding bulk members passwords

2002-04-11 Thread Infostat Staff

I just moved my mailing list to Mailman and have several hundred members 
without passwords. I added these members in bulk.  Is there an easy way to 
assign them all an initial password that they can then change?  I don't 
want to give them the list admin password.

Thanks!

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[Mailman-Users] tsk tsk

2002-04-11 Thread Mike Murray








By the way, Mailman is brought to you by
the Mailman cabal with a capital leading M and a lowercase c
leading cabal. It is incorrect to spell it Mailman Cabal (i.e. you
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[Mailman-Users] Please Help

2002-04-11 Thread ViroGen
Title: Please Help






I am using RH 7.2, mailman, and sendmail as my MTA. I can get to the mail list online and am able to signup. When I hit subscribe.. I never get an email. I see no errors in my mail log.. No entries at all from mailman in there either. Sendmail is working, I can send a message to myself.. I get no errors on the page when I try to subscribe. I have rebuilt the install several times, no luck. Check_perms came up with no problems...


 
  


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[Mailman-Users] Some items for the Wish list

2002-04-11 Thread Arlen . P . Walker

1) Allow users to change the email address the list is being sent to

2) Add an expiration date to membership which, if enabled, will
automatically unsub member after it passes.

If the to could be the person it's addressed to that would be good, but
Since I can't think of a clean way to implement that, I'll leave that off
the list.

Have fun,
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Re: [Mailman-Users] Peronalize postings ?

2002-04-11 Thread Jon Carnes

You want ezmlm.  Harder to install and manage, but it does allow you to
personalize each message.
- Original Message -
From: Marcel Hicking [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 7:20 AM
Subject: [Mailman-Users] Peronalize postings ?


 Hi folks

 Is there a way to personalize postings? I'm thinking of
 something like a search and replace within the posted
 message. Say, for an announcement only list, a message like

 |Hello name
 |
 |This is an announcement bla bla
 |
 |To read on, click
 |a href=http://www.somewhere.org/news?id=22user=emailhere/a

 gets posted and MM replaces name etc. with the
 appropiate values. I know there is a similar feature in 2.1 for
 footers, but I'd like to have more flexibility here.
 Maybe an addon program to inject postings into the list?

 TIA,
 Marcel



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Re: [Mailman-Users] email subject

2002-04-11 Thread Jon Carnes

Interesting It's not available currently, but it should be an easy
hack...

I'll look at that once I get the by-list-welcome hack working.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 3:42 AM
Subject: [Mailman-Users] email subject


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 Hash: SHA1

 Hi,

 Is it possible to put the mail number to add to the subject header ?
 eg: [ListName-8999] for the 8999th posting to the list ?? ive seen some
 mailing list doint that ... im wondering whether mailman is capable to do
 such a thing ???

 If there are any FAQ explaining this .. please send the url to me...

 Please cc me when replying as i dont subscribe to the mailing list.

 Thanks...

 - -Ubaida-
 mailman user

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Whay are all my messages sitting in the qfiles dir??

2002-04-11 Thread Jon Carnes



Because your cron has stopped running.

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Rob 
  Morin 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 12:33 
  PM
  Subject: [Mailman-Users] Whay are all my 
  messages sitting in the qfiles dir??
  
  Hello... all my messages sent to the list I have 
  are sitting in the ~mailman/qfiles dir?
  Why is this?
  
  I have delivery set for immediate not 
  digest...
  I am using 2.0.8 and latest Python and Solaris 
  2.7
  
  any ideas?
  Rob Morin(Mr.Legacy)System 
  AdministratorMontreal, Canada