Hi!
Recently I have installed Mailman 2.0.8 on my SuSE box.
I patched Mailman with the patches which enable integration with Htdig
(thank you Richard for your help!) to have searchable archives.
Two list are created (test & test2) for testing on my localhost.
Posting, searching .. everything i
I havn't tried MM 2.05 but 2.06 was still working.
Since 2.07 it doesn't work.
Other people reporting the same:
http://bugs.kde.org/db/36/36524.html
http://bugs.kde.org/db/35/35153.html
> On Fri, Feb 01, 2002 at 07:54:41AM -0800, Keith Packard wrote:
> > Around 9 o'clock on Feb 1, Oliver Egginge
Sendmail in Solaris 8 uses "smrsh" to check mail wrappers.
The problem is that it needs the wrapper (or a link to) to be
in /var/adm/sm.bin.
Mailman 2.0.7 provides a directory "mail" (under EXEC_PREFIX) to tell were to
find this wrapper.
The problem is that Sendmail doesn't like that and insist to
On 04/02/02 14:56 +1300, brenda and fred wrote:
> I was just checking out Mailman to see if its suitable for our organisation
> where can I get a look at the administrative interface (whithout installing
> it myself)?
Hmmm, quite a few people do provide mailman lists. See if you know any
sourcefo
Dear Mailman people - I have managed to setup mailman and am very
pleased (after operating an old Majordomo list server for years).
On thing I do much appreciate is the option to detect bounces and take
action accordingly. Unfortunately it seems that the majority of bounces
that I receive pass th
Hi!
Recently I posted that my crons don't work, but I just discovered some
errors in Mailman log files.
In qrunner log there is following:
Feb 04 12:01:01 2002 (15869) Unlinking orphaned .db file:
/var/spool/mailman/qfiles/386e8adf9c3b966180d9d5db1109a3f59c722914.db
and in the error log:
Feb
At 10:20 04/02/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi!
>
>Recently I have installed Mailman 2.0.8 on my SuSE box.
>
>I patched Mailman with the patches which enable integration with Htdig
>(thank you Richard for your help!) to have searchable archives.
>
>Two list are created (test & test2) for testing on my
I have been installing Mailman on Debian. I have noticed that the
package does not use a user.group 'mailman', but has user 'list'.
You might want to 'grep' your /etc/passwd to check.
Regards.
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Ma
I am making the assumption that you are not versed in Apache.
the current apache server software uses only the httpd.conf file. Older
versions have three files: srm.conf, access.conf and httpd.conf.
I run apache 1.3.14 and it still has the three files broken out, so I am
assuming that is how y
On Today, -, Richard Barrett wrote:
> If searching of your lists is working from the list TOC page (the form
> added by the Mailman-htdig integration patch) how were the search indexes
> built if cron did not run nightly_htdig script. Did you run it
> nightly_htdig by hand from the command li
At 15:39 04/02/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>On Today, -, Richard Barrett wrote:
>
> > If searching of your lists is working from the list TOC page (the form
> > added by the Mailman-htdig integration patch) how were the search indexes
> > built if cron did not run nightly_htdig script. Did you run
Why can't you create a link to /usr/local/mailman/mail/wrapper
in /var/adm/sm.bin?
Jerome Warnier wrote:
> Sendmail in Solaris 8 uses "smrsh" to check mail wrappers.
> The problem is that it needs the wrapper (or a link to) to be
> in /var/adm/sm.bin.
> Mailman 2.0.7 provides a directory "mai
Title: Setting up a 'read-only' list
Hello
I need to set up an 'announcement' type list
I need to guarantee (if this is possible) that *only* the list admin can post
Is there a standard way of doing this?
I've flagged the list as moderated and restricted access to the admin pages to th
On Today, -, Richard Barrett wrote:
Hi Richard!
> In fact think that we are all the way there. There is no real distinction
> between private and public archives when it comes to the way the script
> nightly_htdig works to build the htdig indexes, although the distinction is
> made when it co
Title: mailman and sendmail under RH 7.2
Hi,
This is more a sendmail than an mailman question, but here goes:
I have a brand spanking new RH 7.2 server on which I set mailman up. All went well, except that when I try to register to the test mailing list, my server refuses connection. Ther co
Anyone know where the list databases are kept? I can't seem to find
them. Basically I've got a postgres database full of addresses I'd like
to populate some lists with, without having to send emails for each
entry. If I could just write the mailman entries myself, I'd be a happy
man. Can a
Lafleur Maurice wrote:
> I am a bit new to RH 7.2 I usually install 6.2. Is there some sort of
> a new twist to make sendmail work under RH 7.2 ?
Yes, read the release notes. RH7.x has sendmail default to only
listen on 127.0.0.1 (localhost), and refuse any other connection. You
need to re
Nick Riemondi wrote:
> Anyone know where the list databases are kept?
In the config.db file. You can use the tools in the bin directory for
list member management:
./bin/add_members
./bin/remove_members
./bin/sync_members
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> On 04/02/02 14:56 +1300, brenda and fred wrote:
> > I was just checking out Mailman to see if its suitable for
> > our organisation where can I get a look at the
> > administrative interface (whithout installing it myself)?
I have a demo at
http://yourdomain.cis.to/mailman/admin/demo
(this is
In Utils.py lurks the list of admin*strivia phrases that cause mail to be held for
m*deration.
Can anyone tell me what the numbers bracketed after each administrivia phrase mean?
They take the form of
"word": (0,0),
TIA
Robert
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Mailman-
A typical way of handling this is either with a pre-processor for the mail
(like procmail) or to add appropriate text to the "Hold posts with
header..." (in the web-admin under the Privacy Options).
Jon Carnes
- Original Message -
From: "Erik van der Meulen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mailm
On Mon, 04 Feb 2002 15:13:29 -0600
Nick Riemondi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyone know where the list databases are kept? I can't seem to
> find them. Basically I've got a postgres database full of
> addresses I'd like to populate some lists with, without having to
> send emails for each en
> Sun, 2002-02-03 09:37:51 +0100 Matthias Jaenichen wrote:
> even if you use TEXT, but have nonstandard chars in the text/subject like
> "äöü" the archives become unreadable.
> I think the problem here is that the format it is stored in the archives is
> the only "transportable" one. If we strip
On Mon, Feb 04, 2002 at 17:57:00 -0500, Jon Carnes wrote:
> A typical way of handling this is either with a pre-processor for the mail
> (like procmail) or to add appropriate text to the "Hold posts with
> header..." (in the web-admin under the Privacy Options).
Thanks for that. I do use procmai
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