Hey Abhilash, thanks for replying.
It certainly would be beneficial for anyone using the shell.
Thanks
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On Wed, Jan 1, 2020, at 8:38 AM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> On 1/1/20 8:09 AM, ritwik p wrote:
> >
> > A doubt though:
> > I set-ed my list's `unsubscription_policy` to `confirm_then_moderate` and
> > it showed : . What does "3"
> > mean (same thing for ) ? is it option number?
>
>
>
On 1/1/20 8:09 AM, ritwik p wrote:
>
> A doubt though:
> I set-ed my list's `unsubscription_policy` to `confirm_then_moderate` and it
> showed : . What does "3" mean
> (same thing for ) ? is it option number?
SubscriptionPolicy is an enum. enums have names and numeric values. Look
at the
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> You can confirm by injecting a message to the command queue with
> Subject: comfirm (the token from the email>
Thanks Mark. This worked and I am now able to leave the list.
I have also been able to recreate the issue -->
https://gitlab.com/mailman/mailman/issues/553 and
On 12/31/19 1:33 AM, ritwik p wrote:
>
> As there are 2 queue IDs in my postfix logs, I ran: postcat -vq QUEUE_ID ,
> for each of the queue ID.
> One of them had my result: Confirmation email sent to 111.rise.xyz to leave
> notg...@abcd.com
> and the other had the whole confirmation email
>
On 12/31/19 3:50 AM, ritwik p wrote:
>
> Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>> It also would have worked if you had put 'unsubscribe' rather than
>> 'unsubs' in the Subject: as 'unsubscribe' is a valid command and
>> 'unsubs' is not.
>
> Why Does postfix reads the "Subject" as a command??
That part has
One more thing
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> It also would have worked if you had put 'unsubscribe' rather than
> 'unsubs' in the Subject: as 'unsubscribe' is a valid command and
> 'unsubs' is not.
Why Does postfix reads the "Subject" as a command??
Thanks
Hey Mark, Thanks for replying.
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> > It also would have worked if you had put 'unsubscribe' rather than
> > 'unsubs' in the Subject: as 'unsubscribe' is a valid command and
> > 'unsubs' is not.
This Worked :)
Here's what I executed:
mailman inject -f - -q command
On 12/30/19 6:48 AM, ritwik p wrote:
>
> As my user is trying to unsubscribe from the list (notg...@abcd.com)
> This is what I'm executing:
>
> mailman inject -f - -q command notg...@abcd.com
> From: 1...@rise.xyz
> To: notgood-le...@abcd.com
> Subject: unsubs
> Message-ID:
