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?
Skip
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ecause you have to create and populate a mailing
list. How do people generally go about doing that? Do you just create a
bunch of dummy aliases which map to a single address?
Skip
(*) In the Apocryphal Bible we find these extra two verses:
Genesis 2
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4 And on the 29th, 30th and 31st
In fact, it is quite easy to argue that with a programmatic interface and
access to cron my "spread out the pain" request is better implemented
there. The monthly mailing becomes a daily mailing which only sends
reminder notices to a fracti
s MM3 far enough along to be running somewhere that one could experiment?
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ve shell access to their lists.
I hope I didn't open a can of worms. MM2 doesn't seem to have a
through-the-web way to gather all list members from the admin's web
interface. Will MM3? That would at least allow admins to assemble a list
addresses? Again, this may already be accounted
for somehow. If so, I'd be happy to learn how you do it without attempting
to send email to an address then process the bounces.
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onth, at least across
mailing lists but ideally within mailing lists. Notification day for any
given email might be
ord(email[0]) % 28 + 1
This would be close enough for gummint work (the 29th, 30th and 31st would
be declared to be postmaster holidays).
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than wading through Mailman
message-by-message.
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it a per-list flag which admins could disable if they
wanted.
The other thing about Mailman's obfuscation is that I sorta think that by
now the spammers have figured it out. I mean, "skip at pobox.com"? Come
on. Even Barry stands a good chance of writing a regular expression that
ca
s a better job than I ever could.
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ages I have to wade through is huge around the first of
the month because of bouncing reminders.
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Barry> Hi Skip. I'll be sprinting and yes, I would like to help you out
Barry> with this.
That's good to hear. I will only be sprinting for two days of the four. If
you let me know when you'll be focusing on this stuff I will pl
SpamBayes. (SpamBayes is invoked on mail.python.org long before mail
messages get to Mailman.)
So, would anyone be interested in at least being a subject matter expert on
the Mailman site of things?
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a sophisticated Mailman user and wasn't aware of the
cgi-bin/create script. Does Mailman run on Windows? If so, you're going to
have problems. If not, then you are going to have people unfamiliar with
Unix systems (that is, people who only know Windows) installing it.
t its permissions to not allow
execution and add a note to the installation docs about the consequences of
through-the-web list creation and how to set it up.
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mail.python.org so you can construct a useful database for SpamBayes to
score messages against. (You could run with an empty training database but
that would just cause all messages to score as "unsure" and be held as
possible spam.)
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= 0
(I thought I was running 2.1.2, but apparently not.)
Maybe I just need to upgrade. Let me try this first before you spend
anymore time thinking about it.
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ons and such.
That's already set to Yes... :-/
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seems to go to all three of us. What I
don't understand is what the cedu-admin address is for and where the admin
messages are going.
It seems clear that I missed something during the 2.0->2.1 upgrade, but I'm
at a loss to see what. Any guid
ider taking a look at the problem on my own, but I've never even
peeked at the Mailman code and don't have any idea where to plug SpamBayes
into it. I do know the SpamBayes code to a certain degree and would be
happy to work with someone who is familiar with the guts of Mailma
ed message was automatically discarded.
Dan> I don't agree. Why is the latter more correct?
"was" connotes that an action happened in the past and is over and done
with. "has been" connotes that the action was started, but might not have
completed.
Skip
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I know this is anal, but it bugs me every time Mailman discards a message
then sends me a note with this text:
The attached message has been automatically discarded.
It should be
The attached message was automatically discarded.
FYI.
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