On Wed, 11 Jan 2006, Tokio Kikuchi wrote:
Sorry for the inconvenience but I've put a new bug in the code while tighten
up the security of the script. Work around is to put a line
import re
in the top part of the Mailman/Cgi/edithtml.py.
The bug was reported in
On Wed, 11 Jan 2006 06:02:59 +0900
Tokio Kikuchi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
File /opt/mailman/Mailman/Handlers/CookHeaders.py, line 188, in process
i18ndesc = uheader(mlist, mlist.description, 'List-Id', maxlinelen=998)
UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0xb4 in position
Hi,
I'm a site administrator and I'd like to be able to send messages out to all
of my moderators at once. Does the current version of Mailman have
functionality to do this, i.e. can it automatically generate a 'list' of
moderators? ...or will I have to write my own code to make it happen?
On Jan 11, 2006, at 12:34 PM, David Benson wrote:
I'm a site administrator and I'd like to be able to send messages
out to all of my moderators at once. Does the current version of
Mailman have functionality to do this, i.e. can it automatically
generate a 'list' of moderators? ...or
Hi everyone,
I hope someone can help me out with this. I just last month has to
move my mailman list from one hosting company to another. The new
company has installed mailman 2.1.5 on the latest version of their
Plesk server. Everything seems to be running fine with the exception
of mail
I've searched the mailman docs, as well as Google, and
turned up nothing. This seems to be such a simple
question, that should appear in the mailman FAQ, or at
least the main feature list.
What is the maximum numbers of recipients that Mailman
can send to?
Another way of putting it: how many
At 11:11 AM -0800 2006-01-11, Zack Beatty wrote:
What is the maximum numbers of recipients that Mailman
can send to?
Another way of putting it: how many members can a
Mailman list have?
See FAQ 1.15 at
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq01.015.htp.
--
I've heard of other providers with this issue. It turned out there mail
systems had a limit of how much email per hour you could send out. Every
other email over that limit is just rejected until the next hour when your
limits are reset. Now you said they don't do throttling but could they be
I've searched the mailman docs, as well as Google, and
turned up nothing. This seems to be such a simple
question, that should appear in the mailman FAQ, or at
least the main feature list.
What is the maximum numbers of recipients that Mailman
can send to?
Another way of putting it: how many
Matt Emerson wrote:
We created a mailing list called list-owners, which we update once
a day via the following command.
/usr/share/mailman/bin/withlist -q -a -r printowners | tr A-Z a-z |
sort | uniq | /usr/share/mailman/bin/sync_members -w=no -g=no -f -
list-owners /tmp/list-owner-updates
Zack Beatty wrote:
I've searched the mailman docs, as well as Google, and
turned up nothing. This seems to be such a simple
question, that should appear in the mailman FAQ, or at
least the main feature list.
What is the maximum numbers of recipients that Mailman
can send to?
Another way of
Folks:
Since I upgraded to MM 2.1.7 I've noticed something odd in my admin
queue ... it appears that messages coming through the SpamDetect
pipeline for the owner-address are getting into a loop.
Basically, if I get a message in my admin queue for 'out of office'
(simple spam filter), I get
Mark Sapiro wrote:
You could probably replace the
/usr/share/mailman/bin/withlist -q -a -r printowners | tr A-Z a-z |
sort | uniq
part of this pipe with
/usr/share/mailman/bin/list_owners
It appears to also do the uniq for you... I own a few lists on my box,
and that command lists me
David Gibbs wrote:
Since I upgraded to MM 2.1.7 I've noticed something odd in my admin
queue ... it appears that messages coming through the SpamDetect
pipeline for the owner-address are getting into a loop.
Basically, if I get a message in my admin queue for 'out of office'
(simple spam
Thanks, everyone.
--- Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 11:11 AM -0800 2006-01-11, Zack Beatty wrote:
What is the maximum numbers of recipients that
Mailman
can send to?
Another way of putting it: how many members can a
Mailman list have?
See FAQ 1.15 at
Mike --
Receiving mail to the server and the server sending the mail are
independent actions. So it it certainly possible for inbound
messages to arrive just fine while outbound traffic is very slow.
Each of your outbound messages has to have the domain translated into
numbers (e.g. [EMAIL
Mark Sapiro wrote:
There are a few things going on. Did you upgrade from 2.1.6 or from
pre-2.1.6?
2.1.5 with some custom patches (nothing major, just text changes the
like).
Starting in 2.1.6, header_filter_rules are applied to the
headers of sub-parts which might cause a problem if the
Hi,
I've coded that bug in the last minute of releasing. :-(
I think I can generate a patch, but in the meantime, please copy the
SpamDetect.py file from 2.1.6 distribution and restart.
David Gibbs wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
There are a few things going on. Did you upgrade from 2.1.6 or from
Tokio Kikuchi wrote:
I've coded that bug in the last minute of releasing. :-(
Doh!
I think I can generate a patch, but in the meantime, please copy the
SpamDetect.py file from 2.1.6 distribution and restart.
I've temporarily removed the SpamDetect module from the owner pipeline
and it seems
On Jan 11, 2006, at 3:20 PM, Glenn Sieb wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
You could probably replace the
/usr/share/mailman/bin/withlist -q -a -r printowners | tr A-Z a-z |
sort | uniq
part of this pipe with
/usr/share/mailman/bin/list_owners
It appears to also do the uniq for you... I own a
David Gibbs wrote:
I think I can generate a patch, but in the meantime, please copy the
SpamDetect.py file from 2.1.6 distribution and restart.
I've temporarily removed the SpamDetect module from the owner pipeline
and it seems to be working ok for now.
David,
Can you test this patch?
Can you test this patch?
Ok.
Removing SpamDetect from the owner pipeline means spams pass through to
the list owner. This should be inconvenient.
Eh ... I'm not 100% sure that particular module is all that effective.
I've been using one of the SpamAssassin integrations (from the patches
في يوم الإثنين 09 ذو الحجّة 1426 19:46, كتب Mark Sapiro:
Mailman doesn't group bounces, but it does group outgoing mail that
isn't VERPed or personalized. Thus, Mailman is sending one message to
many recipients in the same domain. The receiving MTA may thus reply
with one bounce message for
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