Thank you Mark,
What is houdl do with the archives? i mean there are list_name.mbox and the
list_name directory, the list_name directory have the previous months info,
i must copy all this directories before merge the mbox file?
It have the databases and attachements directories also, i must ov
>
>What is houdl do with the archives? i mean there are list_name.mbox and the
>list_name directory, the list_name directory have the previous months info,
>i must copy all this directories before merge the mbox file?
>
>It have the databases and attachements directories also, i must overwrite
>
On 22/01/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bryan Carbonnell
> >
> >Again, let me know if you see any way this can be improved.
>
> I haven't looked in great detail, but here are some random thoughts I
> have on the subject for your consideration.
>
> If you rotate logs on your system, yo
On 22/01/06, Brad Knowles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 1:27 PM -0500 2006-01-22, Bryan Carbonnell wrote:
>
> >> > Is there any facility within Mailman to determine the bandwidth used
> >> > by a specific list?
> >>
> >> Since there is no inbuilt way to do this with Mailman, I wrote a
> >> Py
Hello folks,
I have created a mail list unix_sysadmin, and this email account is
"approved" by my IT team.
I use sendmail, and in my /etc/aliases, looks like this.
## unix_sysadmin mailing list
unix_sysadmin: "|/disk1/mailman/mail/mailman post
unix_sysadmin"
unix_sysadmin-admin:
Bryan Carbonnell wrote:
>On 22/01/06, Brad Knowles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I'm working to get this included in the contrib/ directory of
>> Mailman, so that everyone will get a copy of it with the tarball, as
>> opposed to having to download it separately.
>
>Hopefully it'll be there with
Bryan Carbonnell wrote:
>
>So if I understand what you just wrote, the size in the post log is
>what comes to Mailman before it gets scrubbed?
No. The size in the post log is the actual size of what is sent out to
message subscribers including all headers and attachments included in
the message.
On 23/01/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bryan Carbonnell wrote:
> >
> >So if I understand what you just wrote, the size in the post log is
> >what comes to Mailman before it gets scrubbed?
>
> No. The size in the post log is the actual size of what is sent out to
> message subscribers
Elvis Fernandes wrote:
>
>I have created a mail list unix_sysadmin, and this email account is
>"approved" by my IT team.
>I use sendmail, and in my /etc/aliases, looks like this.
>
>## unix_sysadmin mailing list
>unix_sysadmin: "|/disk1/mailman/mail/mailman post unix_sysadmin"
>unix_s
Hi Elvis,
I had the same thoughts before.
Anyway, you don't need to create another email accounts the aliases
is good enough... just make sure you type "newaliases" after you edit
it.
Regards,
__
Neilrey
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[
Thank you mark!
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From: "Mark Sapiro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ArteryPlanet.Net :: Manuel Kissoyan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc:
Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] merge archives
> >
>>What is houdl do with the archives? i mean ther
hi,
i'm looking at changing domain name for an operation mailman server and
looking at the following mailman config files to reflect this change.
/etc/hosts and host related files
/etc/postfix (in my case)
/etc/mailman/mm_cfg.py
/usr/lib/mailman/Mailman/mm_cfg.py
are these config files sufficien
I am curious as to what other mailman adminisrators or list owners use
for bounce processing settings. I know that some lists require different
settings, but we have been using the defaults for the most part on our
500 lists. There seems to be lots more spam/bounce activity lately and I
am wond
noc ops wrote:
>
>i'm looking at changing domain name for an operation mailman server and
>looking at the following mailman config files to reflect this change.
>
>/etc/hosts and host related files
>/etc/postfix (in my case)
>/etc/mailman/mm_cfg.py
>/usr/lib/mailman/Mailman/mm_cfg.py
>
>are these c
Hi Neilrey, Mark,
Thanks for your replies.
In my case, the company mail server is being maintained by the IT team, and
the mailman server is being maintained by me.
So from what you tell me, the /etc/aliases need to be updated in the company
mail server, right? Currently, the /etc/aliases are up
On Mon, 2006-01-23 at 15:21 -0800, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> noc ops wrote:
> >
> >i'm looking at changing domain name for an operation mailman server and
> >looking at the following mailman config files to reflect this change.
> >
> >/etc/hosts and host related files
> >/etc/postfix (in my case)
> >/et
Christopher Adams wrote:
>There seems to be lots more spam/bounce activity lately and I
>am wondering if I should consider changing the way bounce behaves.
If you're thinking about 'unrecognized bounces' due to spam being sent
to the list-bounces address, your bounce processing settings won't
a
Elvis Fernandes wrote:
>
>In my case, the company mail server is being maintained by the IT team, and
>the mailman server is being maintained by me.
>
>So from what you tell me, the /etc/aliases need to be updated in the company
>mail server, right? Currently, the /etc/aliases are updated only in t
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the suggestions.
I guess @list.company.com is a standard for mail lists, and that maybe the
way I need to go.
I appreciate all the responses for this mail ist. This place rocks!
Thanks
Elvis Fernandes
On 1/23/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Elvis Fernandes w
Mailman-users,
Is it possible to set the {PUBLIC,PRIVATE}_EXTERNAL_ARCHIVER variable on
a per-list basis?
The reason I ask this is because a particular list owner is wanting to
disable all email address(even the anti-spam mailman version) in the
public list archives for their particular public li
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