On 7/19/2004 13:47, "John R. Ackermann N8UR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, my question is: does Mailman strip X- headers from messages as it
> processes them? Or is it instead likely that I have something wrong in
> the order of my Exim routers such that messages bound for Mailman don't
> pas
At 4:38 PM -0400 2004-07-19, Fran - HIS Support wrote:
I have a list owner I just migrated from Majordomo,
Congratulations!
who'd like
go get the bounces to his email address instead of letting Malman
handle the bounces.
Mailman isn'
Hi guys,
I have a list owner I just moved from Majordomo, who would like for the
bounces to come directly to her email address instead of being handled
by Mailman.
I checked but did not see any way to do that in the web interface.
Is there a way to do this?
/Fran
I'm trying to verify whether our Mailman 2.1.4/Exim 4/SpamAssassin
system is working properly -- in particular, whether messages for the
list are being scanned by SpamAssassin.
In theory, Exim is routing to the SpamAssassin router before the Mailman
router. Non-list mail through the system is
Hi guys,
I have a list owner I just migrated from Majordomo, who'd like
go get the bounces to his email address instead of letting Malman handle
the bounces.
I checked, I could not find any obvious solutions in the list bounce
handling.
Even redirecting the list-bounce mail alias would not do i
I've been running mailman for over six months now without any major
problems. It's been great until I recently ran into a minor annoyance.I
am wondering if anyone has experienced this issue, knows why it happens,
or can help me fix it.
Recently, after upgrading from mailman-2.1.3 to mailman-2.1.5
Hi Folks -
I want to create lists of accepted non-
members, rejected nonmembers, etc. Can
comments be inserted be or below the list?
Something like:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
### ceo is spam - 2004.
Show us what that might look like?
Thanks,
Richard
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