We are using Solaris UFS.
On 28/07/2005, at 2:55 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 28, 2005 at 01:55:36PM +1000, Iain Pople wrote:
>
>> The concern is that on a unix filesystem it is very slow to access
>> directories with thousands of entries.
>>
>
> While I can't address your question
On Thu, Jul 28, 2005 at 01:55:36PM +1000, Iain Pople wrote:
> The concern is that on a unix filesystem it is very slow to access
> directories with thousands of entries.
While I can't address your question directly, I can say that this
isn't an issue. Just use ReiserFS or set your ext2/3 filesy
Elizabeth Lear wrote:
>
>A list on my site is not using content filtering, and has set digests
>to plain mode. I've double-checked that all digest subscribers are
>also set to plain mode.
This is irrelevant to the following. Digest plain or mime only governs
whether the individual messages in t
Hi,
I need to setup a system with around 15,000 lists. Have other people
been using mailman for such a large number of lists? One thing that
concerns me is that there doesn't seem to be any support for a hashed
directory structure for storing the the lists config and archives under:
$VAR_PR
Hi -
My apologies if this has been covered or is something obvious, but I
haven't been able to find a reference to it in the manuals and I've
never run across this before.
A list on my site is not using content filtering, and has set digests
to plain mode. I've double-checked that all digest sub
Allen Watson wrote:
>I'm having a problem like Liviu reported a couple of weeks ago. I'm on Mac OS X
>Tiger. I created an HTML mail message as follows:
>
>Message, including graphic, is posted as a web page by our designer. I
>open this in a browser, and use Safari's "Mail contents of this Page"
>
Drew Bell wrote:
>
>Sadly, and against my wishes, they're switching from Mailman to some
>other listserv software.
With a 'strings' command and a little work with an editor, you can
probably get the membership list from the config.pck.
--
Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> The highway is for
Dan Collins wrote:
>
>The second message I sent to the mailman list had attachments for testing
>scrub; over 50 mb no doubt. That subsequent e-mail has never arrived, but a
>Mailman message informing me that there is an administrative task arrived. I
>went to the web admin and discarded the mes
On 7/27/05, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why not just wait until Mailman is running wherever it is going to be
> and then just move the lists/listname/config.pck file from the laptop
> to the new mailman machine?
Sadly, and against my wishes, they're switching from Mailman to some
othe
Hi Vince!
Thanks by your reply!
Vince Van De Coevering escreveu:
> I know this link isn't to a FreeBSD implementation but
> It's a very good how-to for making Mailman, virtual domains,
> And postfix all work together...
>
> Virtual Mailhosting System with Postfix Guide
> http://www.gentoo.org/doc
I'm having a problem like Liviu reported a couple of weeks ago. I'm on Mac OS X
Tiger. I created an HTML mail message as follows:
Message, including graphic, is posted as a web page by our designer. I
open this in a browser, and use Safari's "Mail contents of this Page"
command, which creates a me
Drew Bell wrote:
>
>Is there a way to extract the member list without installing Mailman
>on my laptop? None of the handy scripts (like list_members) work,
>because the directory structure's all different.
Why not just wait until Mailman is running wherever it is going to be
and then just move the
Hi y'all. Sorry if this is a little long.
The continuing problem is that 1) the "welcome to the mailman list" e-mail (in
German no less), 2) the first message I sent to the mailman list and then 3)
the administrative warning message from Maillman regarding a subsequent message
all go out to me
The server that hosted our Mailman list was swiped by management for
other use. They were considerate enough to pull the hard drive,
though, and it's mounted on my laptop via firewire. Now, I'd like to
set up a new list (management provided some space on an existing,
non-Mailman list server) and su
Sintz, James wrote:
>
>I understand the purpose of the confirmation, I just want the ability to turn
>it off. It is okay if users get unsubscribed from my list because of a spooked
>request.
>
If you really want to do it, I think the attached patch will allow it.
Warning - this is untested, us
On Wed, 2005-07-27 at 15:54 -0500, roy vinner wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> Which settings are there to tweak so that apache set
> with group=apache can still run mailman? creating a group web with no
> such user and mailman and apache in it did not do the job.
You need to rebuild mailman using the con
Greetings!
Which settings are there to tweak so that apache set
with group=apache can still run mailman? creating a group web with no
such user and mailman and apache in it did not do the job.
Thanks for any input.
Roy
--
Mailman-Users mai
I know this link isn't to a FreeBSD implementation but
It's a very good how-to for making Mailman, virtual domains,
And postfix all work together...
Virtual Mailhosting System with Postfix Guide
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/virt-mail-howto.xml
The guide covers the interaction between several comp
Hi guys!
My name is Tiago Cruz, I live in Brazil and I love *nix systems :)
I can't write in english as well, so sorry for anything.
I have a FreeBSD 5.4 box with Postfix and MySQL running with a several
Virtual Hosts listed in Apache/ DNS.
I would like to put my test domain called "sagarana.co
The issue was due to a local network firewall's blocking the IP address
from outside the network. I had not been aware of its existence. Now the
issue is fixed.
Thank you and John for your suggestions.
Gratefully,
Roy
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> roy vinner wrote:
>
>>yes. I've tried sending me afte
Hi All,
I am sure this has been addressed before but I am cant find it in the
Archives. I am setting up a mailman server on a new debian sarge
install with exim4. I installed the debian packages and am now geting
bounce notices about gid:
The following text was generated during the delivery
Thanks!!
I understand the purpose of the confirmation, I just want the ability to turn
it off. It is okay if users get unsubscribed from my list because of a spooked
request.
-Original Message-
From: Mark Sapiro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 11:52 AM
To: Sint
I am not talking about approval. No approval is required. I don't want the user
to be required to CONFIRM their unsubscribe.
Mailman seems kind of backwards in that I can configure it to allow open subs
without confirmation or approval, but not open unsubs. Unsubs may not require
approval, but
Sintz, James wrote:
>Is there a way to enable unsubscribing without requiring user confirmation?
>Users are added to the list manually by an administrator, yet we do want to
>allow users the ability to unsubscribe using the listname-leave@ address.
E-mail unsub requests require confirmation to
On Wednesday 27 July 2005 09:38 am, Sintz, James wrote:
> Is there a way to enable unsubscribing without requiring user confirmation?
> Users are added to the list manually by an administrator, yet we do want
> to allow users the ability to unsubscribe using the listname-leave@
> address.
>
> Our
roy vinner wrote:
>>
>yes. I've tried sending me after this and it is still not coming
>through. Let me know if I should continue this on the postfix list, or
>install sendmail, or whatever.
There should by no need to use Sendmail rather than Postfix. Lots of
sites have Mailman working with Pos
Is there a way to enable unsubscribing without requiring user confirmation?
Users are added to the list manually by an administrator, yet we do want to
allow users the ability to unsubscribe using the listname-leave@ address.
Our list is a one-way newsletter letter list and users do NOT have a
At 7:33 AM -0500 2005-07-27, Matt England wrote:
> Right now, I only see this functionality in my lists:
>
> * Replies go the list and only the list, regardless of a "reply" or a
> "reply-all" MUA command.
>
> * Replies (with no reply-all) only go to the send/author.
Correct. See
John,
That did it for me, there was a config file in /etc/httpd/conf.d. I
haven't toyed much with that part of Apache in years and forgot that
existed. Thanks!
Regards,
Josh Simoneau
-Original Message-
From: John Dennis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 12:47 PM
To:
Hello Mailman-users,
I'm a Mailman 2.1.6rc4 site admin.
I'm seeking to support the following 2 features at the same time with an
email list:
1) Replies go to list and sender/author
I want to configure, if at all possible, some (or all) of my lists such
that (by default) MUA replies to list-g
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