At 1:17 -0400 7/10/01, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
JJ == Joshua Jore [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
JJ No, but it would require than /home/mailman be owned by
JJ root.
Which reminds me: I've been thinking about changing the default
$prefix to be /usr/local/mailman in MM2.1. It makes much more
Andreas Astrup [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I need to export all my e-mail addresses (about 2000!) from Mailman
to an Access database. How do I do that?
In the administrative interface it is only possible to get max. 30 addresses
at the time displayed and it wouldn't be easy to export the
I've thought about both of these and (so far) rejected them because of
the additional complexity for not much gain. A busy Mailman site will
gain nothing if there will always be files in the directory the next
time the runner looks. For a completely idle site, the 1-second sleep
busy loop
Hi all,
If it's of any use to anyone here is a script that may make it easier to
automate list deletion/creation. It is run from cron every 5 minutes
during the day on one of our customer sites. It automatically
regenerates a second aliases file (for postfix in the case, but easily
changed for
Amanda thanks very much for your advice. I have done what you said. It is
making sense. The xterm is the appropriate platform. It is best to think in
xterm terms instead of gui terms --maybe a bad microsoft habit.
Now to my problem.
I downloaded the file from the website. Everything went
I think your using of mailman isn't in the scope of this software.
I have a list of approximately 450,000 names
If I catch the sense of mailman, I dare to say thats mailman
has the purpose to support the administration of the classical
internet mailing list, by providing a very nice
Hello,
I have two problems: I am newbie in mailman anf my english is very bad
(sorry).
I'd installed python-1.5.2-13 and mailman 2.0.5. I have zmailer and
apache 1.3.14. I'd installed mailman while I read INSTALL.
My problem is: how I begin it?
I'd created entries in aliases with
Quoting Rocio Alfonso Pita, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'd installed python-1.5.2-13 and mailman 2.0.5. I have zmailer and
apache 1.3.14. I'd installed mailman while I read INSTALL.
My problem is: how I begin it?
I'd created entries in aliases with newlist and I write in netscape:
Try:
chmod o+rw $prefix/mailman/logs/error
Message from Tu 10 Jul 2001 13:21:
Quoting Rocio Alfonso Pita, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'd installed python-1.5.2-13 and mailman 2.0.5. I have zmailer and
apache 1.3.14. I'd installed mailman while I read INSTALL.
My problem is: how I begin it?
-Original Message-
From: Karl Carlile [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
But then it said that that installation directory
/home/mailman is not
configured properly.
checking permissions on /home/mailman ... configure: error:
Then are five starts followed by Set-gid bit must set for
On Tue, 10 Jul 2001 09:22:19 +0200
Norbert Bollow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I make an entirely seperate Mailman installation for every
customer. This allows patching Mailman for any customer according
to their specific needs without risking to break anything for the
other customers. Is it
I've been thinking about changing the default
$prefix to be /usr/local/mailman in MM2.1. It makes much more sense
to me and is in fact, what I use for all my new lists these days. You
would, of course, be able to give configure --prefix=/home/mailman to
get the MM2.0 default.
Would that
Is there anyone using the FreeBSD ports to install Mailman? I would love
to make contact with someone else to get ideas/tips on making it work
better -- particularly knowing what I have to manually tweak (aliases,
etc.) for each new list (Not to mention that continuing bugaboo of using
On Tue, 10 Jul 2001 09:22:19 +0200
Norbert Bollow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I make an entirely seperate Mailman installation for every
customer. This allows patching Mailman for any customer according
to their specific needs without risking to break anything for the
other customers.
On Tue, 10 Jul 2001 19:58:54 +0200
Norbert Bollow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No - different UIDs and differend GIDs. None of the mailman
installations has access rights to other users' data. (Call me
paranoid on security matters if you wish - some of my customers
appreciate it :)
Aye,
B == Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
B Yes it would, at least for me. /usr is for program files, and
B is somewhat limited in size. If that's all it was used for,
B that would be fine.. but when the archives are in the same
B place, and start growing, that is a major problem.
I used the FreeBSD (4.3) port to install Mailman. The only major issue
I ran into was recompiling the mail wrapper; I had to go into
/usr/ports/mail/mailman/work/mailman-2.0.5/src/ and edit the Makefile to
use an appropriate GID. Then again, my setup is far from standard; for
mail delivery I use
I am this close to giving up on qmail as a viable MTA for
Mailman... No, that's not fully true... I'm not even 100% certain that
the problem is qmail as opposed to mailman, or vice versa. Other mail
is passing through qmail without difficulty, but mail for the mailing
lists seems to go into a
ObApologia: I'm not a QMail user so no betting please.
On Tue, 10 Jul 2001 16:21:47 -0700
arandall Amanda wrote:
The qmail-users mailing list has been zero help. In fact nobody
even had any suggestions... So I turn once again to youse folks.
Given their parochial attitude regarding EZMLM
Ms. Karliev,
I am willing to walk you (or anyone else) through the steps
for setting up a GNU/Linux-based mailing list server and/or
Mailman. I will charge a reasonable hourly rate for this
service. Contact me privately for details if you're interested.
Greetings, Norbert.
--
Norbert
Hi,
I recently moved a dozen or so lists from Majordomo, bulkmailer and a bunch
of home-grown digestifying scripts to
Mailman. Overall I'm very pleased with the improvements in
functionality and Mailman's easy-to-use web interface. Although
I have this nagging feeling I need to tune
Hi,
the problem were on /etc/sendmail.cf, it was only restricted to open the ip
of the host, not the localhost
all i had to do was to add this line:
O DaemonPortOptions=Port=smtp,Addr=127.0.0.1, Name=MTA
and thats it!
-=Raul=-
--
Hello again,
Geert Altena wrote:
Quoting Rocio Alfonso Pita, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'd installed python-1.5.2-13 and mailman 2.0.5. I have zmailer and
apache 1.3.14. I'd installed mailman while I read INSTALL.
My problem is: how I begin it?
I'd created entries in aliases with
I'd found my problem. I had user mailman and group mailman in my
directories, so apache has not permissions. I change it by user nobody
and group nobody and it works fine.
Thanks.
rozio
Geert Altena wrote:
Quoting Rocio Alfonso Pita, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'd installed python-1.5.2-13
Hello Folks,
Having a little trouble getting mailman/exim/demime to work correctly and
I'm hoping (praying) someone here can point me in the right direction. Below
is the original message returned by exim, and it looks to me that demime is
sending the mail on to mailman (?) then something
Hi
I have abut 180 n my list and a few of them are on digest but complain
about all the html rubbish that comes with the messages. Can I stop
this?
kenny
--
Mailman-Users maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 10 Jul 2001 16:57:07 -0400
Hans Mack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do you keep Mailman from delivering multiple copies of the
same message?
Briefly: You don't.
More omplexly: Some users specifically want (and even demand)
getting the multiple copies from each distinct list (eg
On Wed, 11 Jul 2001 03:43:39 +0100
k main k.main wrote:
Hi I have abut 180 n my list and a few of them are on digest but
complain about all the html rubbish that comes with the
messages. Can I stop this?
FAQ: Either tell them to use MIME digests, or install a MIME filter
in front of your
UB == Un-trusted Bill-Caloccia [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
UB Under the previous system I had the Majordomo 'help' file and
UB the text presented in the digests and digest web interface
UB translated into Dutch, German and Danish, and would like to be
UB able to provide a similar
On Wed, 11 Jul 2001 01:19:18 -0400
Barry A Warsaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What these log entries are telling me is that SMTPDirect.py is
getting errors during the connection to your smtpd.
I've got a quiet bet running that QMail is configured to either
refuse/error connections from
JCL == J C Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
JCL I've got a quiet bet running that QMail is configured to
JCL either refuse/error connections from 127.0.0.1 or from the
JCL local IP.
I think that's a darn good bet. Note that if Amanda hasn't otherwise
customized them, the
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