Dear list mates:
My lists are very personalized and I'd need to use the same basic configuration
in all my next ones. But I'm not able to find a file containing the whole
settings as I had in my previous majordomo software.
Is there any way for automatically setting the whole list parameters
I'm moving to Mailman from Lyris, so I'm still figuring it out and this is
likely a very basic question.
Outlook 2000 is my desktop email program, and I am administering an
announcement member email list that I want to send out as MultiPart MIME
including an HTML and Text portion. I have tested
Kiwi Ssennyonjo wrote:
i am trying to find the variable for the unsubscribe address
It depends on what you mean and in what context. If you're talking
about list headers and footers and the email unsubscribe address or
request address as you indicate in the subject, there isn't one per
se, but
Agustín Barahona wrote:
My lists are very personalized and I'd need to use the same basic
configuration in all my next ones. But I'm not able to find a file containing
the whole settings as I had in my previous majordomo software.
The list configuration is kept along with the member list,
Tim Kresse wrote:
Outlook 2000 is my desktop email program, and I am administering an
announcement member email list that I want to send out as MultiPart MIME
including an HTML and Text portion. I have tested my list settings and know
that already encoded MIME messages send OK, what I cannot
Hi, all:
I got a question on my mail server setup: How to configure MTA to only
receive mail from the mailing list members.
thank you
andy
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I'm one of three list administrators of a large newsletter
managed by Mailman. While I have shell access to the
machine where Mailman is installed, the other two do not.
We want the other two to be able to take a back-up of the
subscriber list when they want to. I thought this could
be achieved
Thomas Gramstad wrote:
I'm one of three list administrators of a large newsletter
managed by Mailman. While I have shell access to the
machine where Mailman is installed, the other two do not.
We want the other two to be able to take a back-up of the
subscriber list when they want to. I thought
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Thomas Gramstad wrote:
If so, what is an alternative way
for the other two to get all the subscribers at once
(and not 30 at a time)?
Also see http://starship.python.net/crew/jwt/mailman/#throughtheweb.
Also, you can use the View Subscriber List button on the listinfo
page
Thanks, the request address, that helped -- this is getting much
closer, but I'm still not quite there. I still don't understand
the syntax. I've tried the following versions:
who password [EMAIL PROTECTED]
who password [EMAIL PROTECTED]
who password [EMAIL PROTECTED]
where the address is the
Thanks for the quick reply.
Does anyone have any suggestions for an email client to use to create these
MIME/HTML messages - preferably having the ability to create templates for
re-use?
We're looking for options on our end, but any/all suggestion are
appreciated.
Thanks,
Tim
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Never mind, following the law of simplicity, just who password
and nothing more worked... thanks again
On Fri, 11 Nov 2005, Thomas Gramstad wrote:
Thanks, the request address, that helped -- this is getting much
closer, but I'm still not quite there. I still don't understand
the syntax.
Hello!
I'm sorry if this is somewhat basic. I'm sort of an advanced beginner
when it comes to Mailman.
In the General Options section, in the field that asks for Prefix for
subject line of list postings, Is it possible for me to add a variable
that would add today's date to the subject
JB wrote:
In the General Options section, in the field that asks for Prefix for
subject line of list postings, Is it possible for me to add a variable
that would add today's date to the subject line? I'd like to add it in
the format mm/dd/. I've tried a few guesses but so far have only
gotten
Thanks. I did know about the %d option, which made me think there might
be a date option as well.
One further question, then. Do you know of a way that I can start the
sequence number from a number other than 1?
I've been running a weekly subscription list for nearly 6 years, with
one message
JB wrote:
One further question, then. Do you know of a way that I can start the
sequence number from a number other than 1?
It is the list attribute post_id. The easiest way to set it is with
bin/withlist. For example, here I have a list named list2 which has
never been posted to and I am
Kiwi Ssennyonjo wrote:
i am trying to customize the footer to look just like the one at the
footer of this list.
may you help with the variables.
most important is the variable to unsubscribe - just like the footer
here customized to the user
First, you must set personalize to Yes (or Full)
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