Hi All:
How would I go about syndicating a Mailman list using RSS? What I would like to
do is
publish an rss feed, which is based on our Mailman list archive.
Is there a software package out there which can do this? Or do I have to write
my own?
I am running on a Linux/Apache Server using Mail
Yes, I would think that is the case. But I could not understand why
other messages (posting messages or unsubscribe messages) get
through, but not the welcome messages.
Kind of make you wonder what is wrong, don't you?
On May 4, 2006, at 12:43 PM, Patrick Bogen wrote:
> On 5/4/06, Hung Phan
At 3:35 PM -0700 2006-05-04, The League CA Cities wrote:
> The listservs created before i started managing the lists allowed the
> moderators to login and access the admin pages without being prompted for
> the admin password. I can not recreate this with the new lists i create, how
> can i re
The listservs created before i started managing the lists allowed the
moderators to login and access the admin pages without being prompted for
the admin password. I can not recreate this with the new lists i create, how
can i recreate this option?
--
In a flurry of recycled electrons, Rob Jackson wrote:
> Was hoping to use some regular expression and just remove some lines. The
> lines I need to remove will always be the same.
The problem is that it won't always the the same. As you see below,
now the footer has "> " in front of each line.
On 5/4/06, Hung Phan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The logs are associated with MTA.
If the logs are MTA logs and they're reporting that the messages were
sent, and they're reporting they were sent to the proper address, then
this is not a Mailman issue.
--
- Patrick Bogen
The logs are associated with MTA.
I re-imaged the server, and the problem occurs again when I have more
than one list.
Is it because I hard-code the subscribeack.txt in /usr/share/mailman/
templates/en?
From documents and discussions found on the Internet, each list
should have its own templ
Was hoping to use some regular expression and just remove some lines. The
lines I need to remove will always be the same.
-Rob
-Original Message-
From: Patrick Bogen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 1:12 PM
To: Rob Jackson
Cc: mailman-users@python.org
Subject: Re
At 11:49 AM -0700 2006-05-04, Tom Kavanaugh wrote:
> I am seeing a peculiar problem, which I want to share with the mailman
> community.
> One of my mail-lists just stopped archiving suddenly on April 25th.
I would be willing to bet that you've run into a message with
some unusual cha
On 5/4/06, Rob Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually I just learned that not only do I need to add a footer, I have to
> remove the current footer of the incoming message.
The logic behind this might be difficult. How to know where the user's
message starts and their footer begins?
--
- P
As a follow up to what I had tried earlier and reading many, many more posts
from the archives about modifying templates:
I tried creating the 'list1/en' directory under templates also. I seem to be
reading that there are many different places I can put the modified
masthead.txt files. I then m
I am seeing a peculiar problem, which I want to share with the mailman
community.
One of my mail-lists just stopped archiving suddenly on April 25th.
I just verified the Archiving options for this mail-list and see that:
Archive Messages? Yes
Is archive file source for public or private archival?
Thanks Mark.
That worked for me.
Regards
Tom
On 4/26/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Tom Kavanaugh wrote:
> >
> >I would like to know where these individual mail list config files are
> >stored.
> >So I can just copy them over for the new lists.
>
>
> The list configuration, member
In a flurry of recycled electrons, Lucy Rasmussen wrote:
> sent to all list members. Is there any way that I can make this list
> a "no response" list? Alternatively, is there a way that I can have
> responses posted to me for screening? Thanks for your help. I
> suppose an alternative is t
Actually I just learned that not only do I need to add a footer, I have to
remove the current footer of the incoming message. I got custom footer
piece to work now, but now I actually need to edit the body of the message.
What might be the best way of doing this?
-Rob
-Original Message-
I recently set up a mailing list "bayareadoodlers". Unfortunately at
the time, I did not realize that there would be an opportunity for
recipients to respond. This has resulted in unwanted emails being
sent to all list members. Is there any way that I can make this list
a "no response" list?
Sure,
Set the user's option to 'nomail', send the message
and set the user's option back.
You'll need admin access to do that, though, as moderators don't have
access to the options.
Allan
At 9:11 +0200 5/4/06, Alan wrote:
>Is it possible to remove exclude someone form the list for just one time
I have read the very nice FAQ stuff on changing templates, and thought I
understood what it is saying, but I either have missed something, or don't
know evough about Python to succeed.
As a test, I did the following
I created an 'en' directory under /var/mailman/lists/list1
I made sure the owne
On Thu, 4 May 2006, Mike Brudenell wrote:
> For example we recently moved from running our lists service using an old
> MLM package to GNU Mailman. One of the things some of our users are
> missing is the ability to set up a repeating post to remind people of
> etiquette on the list and point
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Lawrence Bowie wrote:
>
>> Is it acceptable to forward old lists that are not used anymore to one
>> single list?
>
>
> I'm not sure what you're getting at or what result you want, but if you
> mean could you set MTA aliases for several different
> [EMAIL PROTECTED], etc. a
Is it possible to remove exclude someone form the list for just one time
using some keywords or headers?
Situation is:
I have a list named "123"
I have a user "user1" in that list
I get a mail from user1 and want to forward it to list 123 but would
like to exclude user1 from the list for that o
Greetings -
--On 3 May 2006 13:33:52 -0400 "Christopher X. Candreva"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No, but you don't need it to. It's a separate problem. Mailman's job is
> simply to distribute mail sent to it to all members. What you are looking
> for is something that will generate a dated e-m
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