On Sat, Dec 23, 2000 at 11:53:22PM -0500, Phydeaux wrote:
> At 01:20 PM 12/24/2000 +1100, you wrote:
> Why all the fuss? I closed my lists because of SPAM and I just subscribe
> the user's additional addresses and turn delivery to them off. In general,
> people are not going to remember secret st
The UPGRADING file tells me
Mailman will NOT upgrade the template files for existing lists.
Chuq Von Rospach gives some useful advice in this message to the
users mailing list:
http://www.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2000-September/007523.html
This url appears to be 404 (ther
Hi Dave,
> Essentially the problem here is just to pass a piece of
> information from a program with no privileges running as
> nobody to a program with the ability to update the aliases
> file and run newlist. The 15-minute solution is to
> use what's there already (sendmail and perl) to send t
Happy holidays, everybody. I wrote:
> > Essentially the problem here is just to pass a piece of
> > information from a program with no privileges running as
> > nobody to a program with the ability to update the aliases
> > file and run newlist. The 15-minute solution is to
> > use what's there
On Dec 24, Dave Klingler wrote:
>sub send_mail {
> # Get a sendmail process ready...
> open (SENDMAIL, "| $sendmail");
Make sure that $sendmail not only includes the correct path to sendmail
but also the correct flags, -t being the important one here (read
reciepinet addresses from headers)
Is there any quick and dirty way of renaming a list under Mailman? I've run
into a situation where I've got 2 lists with about 200 members on each and
their names are so close that a quick typo seems to be resulting in a lot of
postings going to the wrong list. I've decided the easiest way to re
> On Dec 24, Dave Klingler wrote:
> >sub send_mail {
> > # Get a sendmail process ready...
> > open (SENDMAIL, "| $sendmail");
>
> Make sure that $sendmail not only includes the correct path to sendmail
> but also the correct flags, -t being the important one here (read
> reciepinet addresse
Me too
Del
On Sun, 24 Dec 2000, Mike Cisar wrote:
> Is there any quick and dirty way of renaming a list under Mailman? I've run
> into a situation where I've got 2 lists with about 200 members on each and
> their names are so close that a quick typo seems to be resulting in a lot of
> postin
