Hi All,
I have just installed mailman and the installation went smoothly. I also did all the post installation steps i.e creating the crontab entries and editing the aliases file. I also ran the newaliases program manaully. I created a test list and tried to post a message but the message bounced
J C Lawrence wrote:
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unsurprisingly the problem is due to vacation programs not complying
to standards.
This is one of the many reasons I hand moderate my lists. Another
common approach is to limit the number of posts a given user can
make per day/period without moderation overview.
On Sat, 22 Dec 2001 05:08:12 -0500
Robert Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes...limit the number of posts... How is this done with Mailman?
Currently Mailman does not support such a feature.
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J C Lawrence
-(*)Satan, oscillate my metallic sonatas.
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You will need to modify a setting in your
~mailman/Mailman/mm_cfg.py file
(see the Defaults.py file for information). I think the
setting is:
# When set, the listinfo web page overview of lists on the
machine will be
# confined to only those lists whose web_page_url
Is there a way to modify the global list info page for a site. I have 12 list
on one server that belong to one client. On the global list info page (where
all the list available are displayed) the email link for questions and
comments points to mailman-owner@servername. Can I modify this to point
I figured it all outand actually it takes a some small amount of
understanding of how python and the python-interpreter work.
When making ANY changes to ANY of the *.py files under mailman, you must
delete the corresponding *.pyc (compiled py for faster processing
through the python
Markus Kachel wrote:
I thing, that it is the best solution to change the name for the
second list. Many list-robots use list-admin as the adress for the
Admin or Moderator of the list, for example Mailman and Majordomo. So
it is nearly a standard, because it is often used.
Hi Markus,
I
When making ANY changes to ANY of the *.py files under mailman, you must
delete the corresponding *.pyc (compiled py for faster processing
through the python interpreter).
Not true; the interpreter compares the dates and regenerates the .pyc
if necessary. Without clock glitches, that
I found this (below) in the archives. Is it still true on 2.0.7 - one
public list is necessary?
Regards,
Stephen
Dan Mick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mon, 12 Mar 2001 03:54:50 -0800
Jacopo Silva wrote:
Hi all,
my (2)
