Hi!
Just starting up a
web server is a daunting task. Even more daunting is installing
MailMan.
Who can do that for
me? What might be the cost?
I have a RAQ 3i
server with 20 Gigs of space.
Thanks,
Charles
Benninghoff
> >> Not sure where any other documentation resides (except
> >> people on this list :-)
> >
> >http://www.aurora.edu/~ckolar/mailman/mailman-administration-v2.html
> >
> >which you can easily find as links from www.list.org, the home Mailman
> >site. It's not even difficult.
>
> Agreed its not
Sorry, I meant to ask whether there was any way for a list adminstrator
to do the find user thing through the administration interface without
every list administrator having an account on the machine running the
list. I realize that there are easy ways to do it from the command line
but our list
If you have a list with thousands of participants, it becomes very hard
to find someone when you get a bounce that is missing a username. You
might get bounces that are no more useful than: "something went wrong at
fyy.co.uk". The member list is sorted by username and split into pages a
little at
On Fri, 09 Mar 2001 12:52:15 -0800, Dan Mick wrote:
>
>
>"Orion (Steve Pirk)" wrote:
>>
>> I believe the "options" for this function are under the
>> Mail-News and News-Mail gateways link in the Admin menus.
>> http://yourhost.com/mailman/admin/yourlist/
>>
>> Not sure where any other documenta
On Mar 9, Michael Dunston wrote:
>Does anyone know if/how htdig can be used to index and search private
>list archives?
Use the htdig local_urls: configuration variable to
give htdig the Unix path of the archives.
start_url: http://www.yoursite.com/lists/
local_urls: http://www.yoursite.com/l
On 9 Mar 2001, at 16:18, Michael Dunston wrote:
> Does anyone know if/how htdig can be used to index and search private
> list archives?
Try to just set it as public just the time you are running htdig and
then set as private again ...
or optionally tun a second http server on a different port wi
Does anyone know if/how htdig can be used to index and search private
list archives?
Thanks.
. . . . . . ... . .
Michael Dunston
--
Mailman-Users maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mai
"Orion (Steve Pirk)" wrote:
>
> I believe the "options" for this function are under the
> Mail-News and News-Mail gateways link in the Admin menus.
> http://yourhost.com/mailman/admin/yourlist/
>
> Not sure where any other documentation resides (except
> people on this list :-)
http://www.aur
I believe the "options" for this function are under the
Mail-News and News-Mail gateways link in the Admin menus.
http://yourhost.com/mailman/admin/yourlist/
Not sure where any other documentation resides (except
people on this list :-)
Steve
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Owner/Admin
deathcon.com - pirk.com
I have Debian installed on my machine, and have installed Mailman from
the Debian package.
Part of the installation process seems to have created cron job which
does something called "gate_news"
The implication of this is that it is somehow linking news with the
lists - but how/what/why? I can
I did not see the answers to my questions at your Web site.
I arrived here by clicking on program documentation for
PairList mail processing offered by pair Networks.
I am trying to uncover what capabilities Mailman offers
with regards to an email (not Web) interface for administrative
tasks.
F
I can't seem to find any information about setting up the news gateway other
then to make sure that your computer has access to the nntp
server/computer...
My question is this. What would I have to modify in order to connect to a
nntp server that requires ssl, and a user name/password?
Thanks
I just got through installing Mailman as per the instruction in
"INSTALL" document. My question is what should be the "RootDocument"
path for Mailman so that the URLs sent automatically when a new list is
created are resolved properly?
Right now, the URL are not resolved.
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Sincerely,
Vamsi M.
What is the process step to upgrading from mailman 2.0 to mailman 2.0.2?
After I untar the file
do I just need to run "make install" or do I run "./configure " first
and this should find my mailman
source directory at /home/mailman. (and of course turning off the web
server, and MTA client, and c
Firstly, thanks to you all for your prompt responses to my plea.
I've had some questions about our filesystem layout. I've put a brief
description at the end of the message.
Progress so far regarding the various emails, with, perhaps the most
promising progress at the start from Travis:
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