Hi there,
I'm new to mailman and trying to create a mailing-list for a team in my
company (antipolis).
the name should be [EMAIL PROTECTED] because I can't manage the
official MX of antipolis.fr domain.
so the emails should be directly managed by the host lists.antipolis.fr.
I use mailman 2.1.5
mm_cfg.py:add_virtualhost( 'lists.antipolis.fr' )
where is my mistake ?
mm_cfg.py:add_virtualhost( 'lists.antipolis.fr', 'lists.antipolis.fr' )
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On Tue, 19 Apr 2005, Tokio Kikuchi wrote:
mm_cfg.py:add_virtualhost( 'lists.antipolis.fr' )
where is my mistake ?
mm_cfg.py:add_virtualhost( 'lists.antipolis.fr', 'lists.antipolis.fr' )
yeah it works !
new lists and generated addresses are [EMAIL PROTECTED]
however, I can't send
On the same server I have two lists. When I post to one of them, the
footer (with the list URL etc.) is attached as a separate mime part. When
I post to the other list, the footer is just added to the single mime part
of the e-mail.
I do not understand what I might have done differently when
Well, I discovered what was the matter. The footer is always sent as ISO
8859-1, even if it contains only US ASCII characters. To one list I
usually write in Norwegian, so the body is also ISO 8859-1, and then the
footer is appended to the body. To the other list I usually write only
ASCII. In
I posted previously about this, but was all of the sudden swamped with work
so I was not able to keep working on this problem. Our mailman install
works fine until it's time to convert a text/html e-mail to plain text. All
mailman produces with such e-mails is a blank body with the footer
In a flurry of recycled electrons, Nathan Stazewski wrote:
If I do indeed need to install lynx on a Mac, I have a few questions. I
searched on the net and it seems that lynx is some sort of a text-only web
browser.so is this what I am to install to get mailman to convert html to
text? I
Hi all,
I'm trying to customize the invitations that get sent out by adding the
subject_prefix to the subject line so it looks like:
Subject: LIST_subject_prefix confirm CONFIRM_STING.
I made this change to MailList.py:
sub_prefix = self.subject_prefix
subj = sub_prefix + '
hi...
mailman version 2.0.13
Restrict posting privilege to list members? - yes.
i get a lot of messages to go to the Administrative requests page to
aprove messages that are from people who are NOT on the list at all.
what's up with that?
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Because they're not on the list, their posts are held for moderation,
hence the notification.
right. but.. if they are not on the list they should not be approved - i
mean the posting is allowed ONLY to members (member_posting_only) so why
is mailman holding messages for approval that's not
Sean wrote:
I'm trying to customize the invitations that get sent out by adding the
subject_prefix to the subject line so it looks like:
Subject: LIST_subject_prefix confirm CONFIRM_STING.
I made this change to MailList.py:
sub_prefix = self.subject_prefix
subj = sub_prefix + '
Serge Hartmann wrote:
On Tue, 19 Apr 2005, Tokio Kikuchi wrote:
mm_cfg.py:add_virtualhost( 'lists.antipolis.fr' )
where is my mistake ?
mm_cfg.py:add_virtualhost( 'lists.antipolis.fr', 'lists.antipolis.fr' )
yeah it works !
new lists and generated addresses are [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it possible with mailman that I can put a field on my website, where
people can submit to the in my case newsletter???
Thank you.
Casper Companjen
www.hetsoet.nl
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Thanks Mark,
Is there a way to have the 'set global' check box- checked (on a certain
field) by default?
All the best,
Tamara
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From: Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tamara Yoggev [EMAIL PROTECTED]; mailman-users@python.org
Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2005 7:50 PM
At 4:46 PM -0400 2005-04-19, kalin mintchev wrote:
Because they're not on the list, their posts are held for
moderation, hence the notification.
right. but.. if they are not on the list they should not be approved - i
mean the posting is allowed ONLY to members (member_posting_only) so why
IS there any pre-built way of getting a list of users disabled for bouncing
for a given list (CLI or web...)? Or am I just going to have to throw
something together using withlist?
TIA!
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On Tuesday 19 April 2005 04:59 pm, Michael Loftis wrote:
IS there any pre-built way of getting a list of users disabled for bouncing
for a given list (CLI or web...)? Or am I just going to have to throw
something together using withlist?
bin/list_members --nomail=bybounce [listname]
TIA!
Is it possible with mailman that I can put a field on my website, where
people can submit to the in my case newsletter???
See FAQ 4.33 at http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=all#4.33
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Received a couple of responses immediately, thanks, sorry for asking what's
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On Apr 19, 2005, at 3:42 PM, kalin mintchev wrote:
right. but.. if they are not on the list they should not be approved - i
mean the posting is allowed ONLY to members (member_posting_only) so why
is mailman holding messages for approval that's not coming from members at
all?
I would
At 6:17 PM -0400 4/19/05, kalin mintchev wrote:
thanks Dan. i disagree thought. i don't see how you'd recognize a member
of the list except by the email address. how'd you possibly know that the
email address that's in the From header on the message you are about to
approve belongs to one of that
Yes, this means that I (or a moderator) needs to read through the
held queue and rescue any stray messages, but it only takes a few
minutes a day.
I think holding questionable messages is the best default because it
allows the list-owner to remedy the situation. If the default was to
Jardar Eggesbø Abrahamsen wrote:
I wonder why the footer is always ISO 8859-1. And in the instances where
it only contains ASCII characters, it would be compatible with most
encodings, and could in theory just be appended to the body anyway,
couldn't it?
I think the footer is always
Those messages aren't approved -- they're held.
ok, Brad. thanks. sure. they are held. held for approval. they are not
approved. true.
are they from subscribed members? some. most are not.
but the setting says members_postings_only = 'yes' (ONLY!)
ok.
but there are about 60-70%
kalin mintchev wrote:
Those messages aren't approved -- they're held.
ok, Brad. thanks. sure. they are held. held for approval. they are not
approved. true.
are they from subscribed members? some. most are not.
but the setting says members_postings_only = 'yes' (ONLY!)
That is the
On Apr 19, 2005, at 8:42 PM, JC Dill wrote:
I think you are missing the big picture. There are many different
ways that lists can be configured. The only term applies to the
*automatic* handling by mailman, not to the choices made by the list
owners and admins. Mailman automatically posts
Hi,
I'm doing some additional design for a client's website. They have a PHP
based guestbook and want an option that will subscribe the user to their
mailing list.
I'm having difficulty doing the actual subscription. I tried tweaking
add_members to allow a commandline parameter - it works
Do you have that backwards?
No, when someone sends a mail to LIST2, even thought LIST1 is subscribed to
LIST2, LIST1's admin gets a 'please confirm' email.
Depending on your settings for USE_ENVELOPE_SENDER and SENDER_HEADERS
in Defaults.py/mm_cfg.py you may be able to
Kyle Kniepkamp wrote:
Do you have that backwards?
No, when someone sends a mail to LIST2, even thought LIST1 is subscribed to
LIST2, LIST1's admin gets a 'please confirm' email.
I was referring to your statement
I am guessing adding the list name of LIST1 to LIST2's 'accept these
jc
ok. in my first post i mentioned that this is mailman version 2.0.13.
those options don't exist there... but thanks...
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Most of those kinds of messages, on my lists, and I have over 60, are
spam. You can set Mailman to discard all held messages, so you won't
ever see them. They will also discard member posts from different
addresses, etc., but this may be a small price to pay for not having to go
through
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