I am trying to find some free software that will allow me to issue an
email newsletter for year long road trip that I will be taking. I
have about 200 people that are interested in receiving periodic
updates by email. I have a gmail address reserved for this purpose
and would LOVE to use their
On 4/24/06, Matthew Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
list of addresses? I know that sounds like a spam engine, but the
specific functionality I need is the ability to make a TLS connection
to the gmail smtp server and not fire them off myself without any smtp
server.
Mailman is probably
Whenever, as admin, I change an subscriber's email address, a confirmation
message is sent to the new email address and the change is not activated
until the subscriber confirms.
Is there any way to turn off the sending of this confirmation message. Such
messages are not sent out when I
Hello List-ers,
Today, my boss, in one of his crazy thoughts, asked me if it's possible
(with Mailman or other MLM) to have a mailing list that would have the
following restrictions:
1. The list will be archived
2. The list admin can search all archives
3. A list member is only allowed to
Odhiambo Washington wrote:
Today, my boss, in one of his crazy thoughts, asked me if it's possible
(with Mailman or other MLM) to have a mailing list that would have the
following restrictions:
1. The list will be archived
2. The list admin can search all archives
3. A list member is only
* On 24/04/06 12:23 -0700, Mark Sapiro wrote:
| Odhiambo Washington wrote:
|
| Today, my boss, in one of his crazy thoughts, asked me if it's possible
| (with Mailman or other MLM) to have a mailing list that would have the
| following restrictions:
|
| 1. The list will be archived
| 2. The list
I have just configured mailman on my RedHat Linux AS v4 server. The first
problem I'd like to address is:
Messages sent to the list arrive at the subscribers mailbox with a To:
field of, for example, [EMAIL PROTECTED] rather than the subscribers email
address.
I've poked at the configuration
Jim Swift wrote:
Whenever, as admin, I change an subscriber's email address, a confirmation
message is sent to the new email address and the change is not activated
until the subscriber confirms.
Is there any way to turn off the sending of this confirmation message. Such
messages are not sent
Michael D. Hensley wrote:
Messages sent to the list arrive at the subscribers mailbox with a To:
field of, for example, [EMAIL PROTECTED] rather than the subscribers email
address.
I've poked at the configuration with a sharp stick for a while, but I can't
find anything that seems to control
Odhiambo Washington wrote:
Fine, so it's doable, only if he commissions the work and funds it, yes?
;-)
Right.
| You didn't ask for criticism of the idea itself so I won't offer any.
Since I did not even imagine the possibility.
I'd be happy, however, to hear you critique the idea. Thanks.
I have postfix set up on FreeBSD with virtual mailbox domains (i.e. mailboxes
don't map to freeBSD accounts). All the documentation I have found about
Mailman talks about virtual alias domains. I haven't been able to find any
detailed information on how mailman should be set up in such
I am starting testing of mailman to see if it fits our needs and to
see how it compares to other mailing list manangement packages.
I want to configure my test system with the installation on a disk
local to the Solaris 10 system, but I want the mutable data on a
shared file system (in my case
On 4/24/06 2:28 PM, Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then my questions are what would the purpose of this archive be? and
in what way would members find it useful?
A crutch for users who don't archive their own outgoing mail is the only
thing which comes quickly to mind.
--John
I asked:
Messages sent to the list arrive at the subscribers mailbox with a To:
field of, for example, [EMAIL PROTECTED] rather than the subscribers email
address.
Mark Sapiro responded:
You need to put
OWNERS_CAN_ENABLE_PERSONALIZATION = Yes
in mm_cfg.py. Then you will see the
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Mark Sapiro wrote:
There are work arounds, but there's no simple way for an admin to
change a members address without confirmation.
The work arounds are:
If you have command line access to the Mailman installation, you can
use bin/withlist
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