Re: [Mailman-Users] Web Interface Password buttons don't work

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 John W. Baxter wrote: On 2/22/2004 13:58, Randy Kelsoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have installed mailman-2.1.2-2 on Fedora Core 1. If I go to the web interface and log in as a user, The Email my password to me and the Change My Password buttons do

[Mailman-Users] Python problem at mailman 2.1.4 install ?

Hello everyone, Last friday, I tried to build and install mailman 2.1.4. The make install worked without any problem, but the qrunner cron job returns the following error : Traceback (most recent call last): File /usr/local/mailman/cron/qrunner, line 89, in ? from Mailman.Handlers import

[Fwd: [Mailman-Users] problems with moderated list]

Could somebody write me where messages-waiting-to-moderation are stored? i have problem with moderation, messages are lost... this is my config, and i think i have to share more directories than /list and / archives. _ Hi people! The two

[Mailman-Users] Problem submitting ignore requests from admin page

Listmembers: The moderator of one of the lists that is running on my machine contacted me because she is receiving an error message when processing messages that should be ignored which were sent to the list from addresses that are not subscribed. I've checked myself and I'm receiving the same

[Mailman-Users] Mail Loops created by Auto-Responders

Hi, Still trying to figure out how to stop auto-replies from auto-responders from clogging up my mailing list. I've set the system so that non-members cannot post to the list but somehow auto-responder mails seem to get through. Help! Aru -Original Message- From: Rod Neep

[Mailman-Users] Failure to find group name nobody

Hi, i'm running postfix-2.0.18 on freebsd i try to install mailman-2.1.3 i didn't find any solution for the following error, trying to configure with several gids, not to mention, that /etc/groups contains nobody. Postfix itself runs nicely. Any ideas are very welcome. :( Rgds, Jens Feb 23

[Mailman-Users] mailman support platform

Hi, I'm Khoi Truong, MIS coop-student at Uni-Select inc. We would to like to have information concerning your sofware Mailman compatibility with IBM AIX 5.2. Our Project: We are currently planning to migrate AIX 4.3.3 ML.11 to AIX 5.2 based on RS/6000 machine. We are planning a migration path

[Mailman-Users] problem with newlist.txt file

I wanted to make some changes to the newlist.txt file. When I added %(emailaddr)s as below, the literal text rather than the list address shows up in the message. I was able to tinker with this in subscribeack.html and make it work. It seems so simple. Am I missing something.

[Mailman-Users] HTDIG integration not working after 2.1.2 - 2.1.4 upgrade

I recently upgraded Mailman from 2.1.2 - 2.1.4 and the HTDIG integration (which was working prior to the upgrade) is no longer functional. The indexing, forms and htsearch are still working properly, but htsearch is unable to find the per-list config files even though they are in the same place

[Mailman-Users] Use a File for accept_these_nonmembers?

Has anyone devised a way to use a text file on disk to control list access similar to Majordomo's restrict_post function? I'm in the process of migrating our listserv over to Mailman and that's the one feature I haven't been able to properly duplicate. I know I could manually dump and reload the

[Mailman-Users] japanese module disapeared, where?

Hi, Today my entire mailman stopped working (wrapper, webcgi's, queue runner, everything) due to one the same error No module named japanese. How this module disappeared is a miracle, (can't have been hacked, there was no internet connection), and my question is: where belongs this module to

[Mailman-Users] No address associated with nodename?

Here's a toughy. Anyone else see this? I have Mailman installed on Panther with Postfix. Before this weekend, it all worked great. I got a new hard drive and reinstalled everything anew. I thought I had all my setting right, but maybe I missed something? Here's a dump from my log: Feb 23