[Mailman-Users] Hosed mail, clueless lusers, is this STILL Monday?

[Mike Avery]

This weekend my ISP changed my setup so instead of 
routing my subnet directly to the internet, I'm using 
NAT through a single address.  My system changes 
worked really well.  However, he fat-fingered his DNS 
entries.  *sigh*

So, when I moved lists from another list server to 
Mailman and entered the password, the list creation 
announcement went to never-never land.  Of course, 
"knowing" that the moderators would get the 
passwords, I didn't bother remembering them, writing 
them down, or anything sensible like that.

Is there a way to recover the mailing list passwords?  I 
don't see it I'd rather recover the passwords than 
have to change 'em all.

Thanks,
Mike
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Re: [Mailman-Users] Hosed mail, clueless lusers, is this STILL Monday?

[Jon Carnes]

> Is there a way to recover the mailing list passwords?  I
> don't see it I'd rather recover the passwords than
> have to change 'em all.
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
> --
The passwords are stored in each list's config.db file.  Alas, this
particular password seems to be encrypted (unlike the users passwords).

Perhaps you should check your email bounces.  They may contain the original
message encased around a bunch of unable to deliver notations  Still, if
it was just a DNS problem, you MTA may have just cached the message and
waited for good entries to begin pouring in - if that is the case, you'll be
in good shape.  Though next time, you will undoubtedly CC yourself.

Take care - Jon Carnes


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