In this version of Mailman the admin password for the list is encrypted,
well sort of... If you want to be clever and look at the source you can
easily figure this part out.
In any case, I've seen this problem before after an upgrade and it seems
to be that the encryption has changed. Normally re
This is indicative of a relay problem on your MTA. Make sure that
"localhost" or the equivalent is allowed to relay. Not sure exactly how
qmail works (don't like it), so you may need to add the hostname used by
Mailman (or ip addresses) to allow it to relay properly.
Good Luck - Jon Carnes
On S
Have a form on the website that accepts a person's email address as the
input and then mails to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and has the subject
"subscribe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
They will get a confirmation email (if your list is setup via the
defaults).
Good Luck - Jon Carnes
On Sat, 2002-12-14 at 00:23, GR
Now that we can see the plain-text passwords of members using dumpdb on the
config.db file, how can we see the specific list admin password for a given
list? I could see plaintext passwords for the users, but for what looked like
the admin, I saw something very different than what the password
Hi,
I've installed Mailman 2.0.13 from source under Debian Linux 3.0 (MTA is
qmail) and everything seemed to be working fine as long as I only tested
it with local mail addresses (i.e. addresses from the same domain that
mailman is working in). Subscribing, configuring (via Web and mail) and
sendi
