On 4/8/06 7:35 PM, "Ed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> < :)>>
>
> YOU are lucky -:) !!
>
The continuing outcry against the old way was the reason the alphabetic way
was tried.
The old way produced pages of 30--I think--addresses (count was modifiable),
with an index of available address ranges p
Okay, I figured it out myself.
Just in case anyone else ever runs into this problem:
On my system, spamassassin processes messages
before they hit Mailman and marks them [SPAM] in
the subject line. Some enterprising but novice users
of mine had figured that if they entered [SPAM] into
header_fil
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YOU are lucky -:) !!
Ed
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Ed wrote:
> Todd:
>
> <> Is there a way to get all the members of a mailing list in a single
>> page? Sometimes this is more convenient.
>
> FAQ 3.62: How do I extract a list of my list's members
> (subscribers)?>>
>
> Although that reply answers ON
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Hi all,
I have several mailing lists on a virtual host proscientia.tuwien.ac.at (the
server also hosts (www.)fam.tuwien.ac.at).
All users are in two mailinglists, one (proscientia) for all persons, and
another one (proscientia-) depending on their c
Todd:
< Is there a way to get all the members of a mailing list in a single
> page? Sometimes this is more convenient.
FAQ 3.62: How do I extract a list of my list's members (subscribers)?>>
Although that reply answers ONE of Daniel's question (which you do not
cite), it does not answer the ques
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Daniel Carvalho wrote:
> Is there a way to get all the members of a mailing list in a single
> page? Sometimes this is more convenient.
FAQ 3.62: How do I extract a list of my list's members (subscribers)?
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?que
hi,
When using the Mailman web-based administration, in the "Membership
list",the result is divided in several pages. There is one page for each
letter, and if the list is too long, it is divided in ranges.
The urls are like this:
/mailman/admin/lista-info_campoaberto.pt/members?letter=g&chunk=2
Hi,
This is kind of a followup to the Feb. 2006 thread about messages
being discarded (http://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/2006-
February/049327.html).
Where do I check ARCHIVE_HTML_SANITIZER as per the previous post? Is
that a runtime environment variable?
I am using mailman2.1
* On 07/04/06 15:35 -0700, Brian Krusic wrote:
| Hi,
|
| When creating a new list, is there a way to allow posting w/o
| membership or moderator approval?
|
| An example would be a list named jobs where 1 time emails are
| gotten from who ever and don't need to be approved for posting.
You mean
On 4/7/06, Brian Krusic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When creating a new list, is there a way to allow posting w/o membership or
> moderator approval?
You should be able to change the default_nonmember_action, or
somesuch, to 'accept'.
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On 4/7/06, John Meier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been reading up on performance tweaking in the mailman FAQ and was
> wondering where I should concentrate my efforts to avoid the listserver
> saturating my line. I'm thinking a local dns cache on the box would be
> good, but have seen anythi
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