[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brad Knowles wrote:
check the Mailman logs, to see how many copies of each message was
delivered to the MTA, and then check the MTA logs to track down the
individual deliveries to each user.
OK, I'll do that. But once I determine the problem, then how to fix
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Exchange is really all that's recently changed in our environment. I think
I'll focus my trouble-shooting there now.
Thank you, all!
Allan
mail2web - Check your email from the web at
Peter Horst wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to set up Mailman on a Fedora Core 5 system running
qmail. I'm using the current yum (rpm) package of Mailman.
The 2.1 Installation Manual says:
Then make your aliases:
.qmail = [EMAIL PROTECTED] letters
.qmail-owner = mailman-owner’s letters
I can't parse
Hi
Our Mailman was recently upgraded to 2.1.5. After the upgrade, a couple
of subscribers began complaining that they were receiving double replies
to their posts. It turned out that their MUA was appending their private
address to the list address in the Reply-To header.
I've tried to find
Tomi Snellman wrote:
Hi
Our Mailman was recently upgraded to 2.1.5. After the upgrade, a couple
of subscribers began complaining that they were receiving double replies
to their posts. It turned out that their MUA was appending their private
address to the list address in the Reply-To header.
On Thu, 24 Aug 2006, Allan Trick wrote:
Getting more reports now of other internal users (we have people
subscribed within our firewall on our Exchange mail server as well as
people outside with all other kinds of email addresses) not getting
all messages. In each case, it sounds like they
Hello;
I've modified the following script in order to get monthly statistics
including list owner column.
original script:
-
#!/bin/bash
MONTH=`date +'%b'`
MAILMANDIR=/cwis/htdocs/mailman
POSTLOG=$MAILMANDIR/logs/post
LISTLISTS=$MAILMANDIR/bin/list_lists
Thanks Brad/Mark for comments. It seems outlook is to blame for the message
ids. Re: Security, I will pass back to the list anything I find that's simple
enough for me! The potential feature set of 2.2 looks good. Any guesstimates
on when this will be coming?(!) Are there plans for 2.2 to
Anyone have any suggestions on this issue?
Mailman is running, and I've created a few different mailing lists.
I'm running Blue Quartz and have virtual domains. Currently all email sent
from Mailman is originating from my localhost FQDN. I would like email from
one of my virtual domains to
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how can i solve the problem?
uppercase Listnames as reported by list_lists throw errors in list_owner
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Andreas Schulze
DATEV eG, Paumgartner Strasse 6-14, D - 90429 Nürnberg
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Jay Vaagen wrote:
Anyone have any suggestions on this issue?
Mailman is running, and I've created a few different mailing lists.
I'm running Blue Quartz and have virtual domains. Currently all email sent
from Mailman is originating from my localhost FQDN. I would like email from
one of my
I am trying to write the script on bash
How can i use transrom to lower/upper commands?
the manuals on the web didn't work.
Liste Yoneticisi
http://e-list.cc.metu.edu.tr
http://e-liste.bidb.odtu.edu.tr
On Fri, 25 Aug 2006, Andreas Schulze wrote:
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Mark Sapiro wrote:
Anne Ramey wrote:
OK, my cgi-bin was missing the suid. Now all I need to figure out is my
post failures.
Is $prefix/mail/mailman also missing SETGID?
If that's not it, does your MTA use aliases for Mailman, and if so, are
they there?
What's in the MTA
Oleg D. wrote:
Peter Horst wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to set up Mailman on a Fedora Core 5 system running
qmail. I'm using the current yum (rpm) package of Mailman.
The 2.1 Installation Manual says:
Then make your aliases:
.qmail = [EMAIL PROTECTED] letters
.qmail-owner = mailman-owner’s
When I try to remove a member from a ban_list, I receive an error
message. It only says: Error (in red) Bad email address for option
ban_list and then all the banned member are listed. I am correctly
removing the member. Any ideas?
J
Our Mailman was recently upgraded to 2.1.5.
I have seen many posts on this list from people who are running 2.1.5
(or earlier). I am wondering why someone would recently upgrade to
2.1.5 instead of to 2.1.8, which is the current release?
At 09:18 AM 8/25/2006, Barry Finkel wrote:
I have seen many posts on this list from people who are running
2.1.5 (or earlier). I am wondering why someone would recently
upgrade to 2.1.5 instead of to 2.1.8, which is the current release?
Barry,
I know one reason we don't upgrade every time
Tomi Snellman wrote:
Our Mailman was recently upgraded to 2.1.5. After the upgrade, a couple
of subscribers began complaining that they were receiving double replies
to their posts. It turned out that their MUA was appending their private
address to the list address in the Reply-To header.
It
Alan Holmes wrote:
Is there a way to set the moderator password with one of the command line
tools?
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Mailman-Users@python.org
http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users
Mailman FAQ:
Its OK.
I want to share the script:
-
#!/bin/bash
MONTH=`date +'%b'`
echo $MONTH
MAILMANDIR=/cwis/htdocs/mailman
POSTLOG=$MAILMANDIR/logs/post
LISTLISTS=$MAILMANDIR/bin/list_lists
LISTMEMBERS=$MAILMANDIR/bin/list_members
LISTOWNERS=$MAILMANDIR/bin/list_owners
echo Listname Posts
Hi Catherine and Brad,
Typed in the code to stop the mailman but it kept on sending mail
already in the queue - I forgot to empty the MTA. A reboot appeared to
have stopped the process of sending however.
The logs were inclusive, but it appears that the html became malformed
somehow and the
Barry Finkel wrote:
Our Mailman was recently upgraded to 2.1.5.
I have seen many posts on this list from people who are running 2.1.5
(or earlier). I am wondering why someone would recently upgrade to
2.1.5 instead of to 2.1.8, which is the current release?
End original
Peter Horst wrote:
Solve what? :-) I appreciate your taking the time to answer, but my
question was what does '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s letters mean? What's a
letter? I'm saying that fundamentally I don't understand what the
part I quoted even means, so I have nothing to Google...
Most of us
I'm just reporting back that in the scenario I was describing earlier
in this thread, I've checked logs and it appears that Mailman did do
what it was supposed to and deliver a message to all 20 of our
lists. So the fact that any given user who is subscribed to all
those lists only receives
Allan Trick wrote:
At 09:18 AM 8/25/2006, Barry Finkel wrote:
I have seen many posts on this list from people who are running
2.1.5 (or earlier). I am wondering why someone would recently
upgrade to 2.1.5 instead of to 2.1.8, which is the current release?
Barry,
I know one reason we don't
Allan Trick sent the message below at 08:03 8/25/2006:
I'm just reporting back that in the scenario I was describing earlier
in this thread, I've checked logs and it appears that Mailman did do
what it was supposed to and deliver a message to all 20 of our
lists. So the fact that any given user
Jewel wrote:
When I try to remove a member from a ban_list, I receive an error
message. It only says: Error (in red) Bad email address for option
ban_list and then all the banned member are listed. I am correctly
removing the member. Any ideas?
One of the addresses in the resultant list
I was trying to determine if a message was sent to the lists it
should have been sent to, and see two different types of entries in
my SMTP log:
Aug 24 16:23:57 2006 (18946)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] smtp for 41
recips, completed in 8.864 seconds
Aug 24 16:23:58 2006 (18946)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] smtp
liste yoneticisi wrote:
Its OK.
I want to share the script:
-
#!/bin/bash
MONTH=`date +'%b'`
echo $MONTH
MAILMANDIR=/cwis/htdocs/mailman
POSTLOG=$MAILMANDIR/logs/post
LISTLISTS=$MAILMANDIR/bin/list_lists
LISTMEMBERS=$MAILMANDIR/bin/list_members
Allan Trick wrote:
I'm just reporting back that in the scenario I was describing earlier
in this thread, I've checked logs and it appears that Mailman did do
what it was supposed to and deliver a message to all 20 of our
lists. So the fact that any given user who is subscribed to all
liste yoneticisi wrote:
Its OK.
I want to share the script:
-
#!/bin/bash
MONTH=`date +'%b'`
echo $MONTH
MAILMANDIR=/cwis/htdocs/mailman
POSTLOG=$MAILMANDIR/logs/post
LISTLISTS=$MAILMANDIR/bin/list_lists
LISTMEMBERS=$MAILMANDIR/bin/list_members
Oleg D. wrote:
Alan Holmes wrote:
Is there a way to set the moderator password with one of the command line
tools?
$PREFIX/mailman/bin/mmsitepass
No! mmsitepass sets only the site admin password or the sitewide list
creator password.
There is bin/change_pw that can be used to change a
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Peter Horst wrote:
Solve what? :-) I appreciate your taking the time to answer, but my
question was what does '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s letters mean? What's a
letter? I'm saying that fundamentally I don't understand what the
part I quoted even means, so I have nothing
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Oleg D. wrote:
Alan Holmes wrote:
Is there a way to set the moderator password with one of the command line
tools?
$PREFIX/mailman/bin/mmsitepass
No! mmsitepass sets only the site admin password or the sitewide list
creator password.
Allan Trick wrote:
I was trying to determine if a message was sent to the lists it
should have been sent to, and see two different types of entries in
my SMTP log:
Aug 24 16:23:57 2006 (18946)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] smtp for 41
recips, completed in 8.864 seconds
This is a delivery of one
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Allan Trick wrote:
I was trying to determine if a message was sent to the lists it
should have been sent to, and see two different types of entries in
my SMTP log:
Aug 24 16:23:57 2006 (18946)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] smtp for 41
recips, completed in 8.864
Jon Loose wrote:
Thanks Brad/Mark for comments. It seems outlook is to blame for the message
ids. Re: Security, I will pass back to the list anything I find that's simple
enough for me! The potential feature set of 2.2 looks good. Any guesstimates
on when this will be coming?(!) Are there
Thanks for lots of good/useful news here - especially the tentative beta
release date!
On running dumpdb, I noticed a couple of long-standing invitations. When an
invitation is issued, is there a time-period after which mailman uninvites
the individual concerned?
The ability to produce
Hi all,
We're running a site with a mailman 2.1.5 configuration with 40-50 lists
on it, and some lists have a list address as a subscriber to the list..
ie the general@ list might have a bunch of individual addresses and an
otherlist@ address also as a member, (and the otherlist@ also contains
Jon Loose wrote:
On running dumpdb, I noticed a couple of long-standing invitations. When an
invitation is issued, is there a time-period after which mailman uninvites
the individual concerned?
All pending requests including invitations expire after
PENDING_REQUEST_LIFE which is set in
Spyro Polymiadis wrote:
My question is, is there a way to have mailman not include the 2nd subject
tag when posting to the general@ list (for the otherlist@ subscribers)?
but also still retain it when sending explicitly to otherlist@
Not without modifying Mailman code.
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Mark Sapiro [EMAIL
On 8/25/06 8:07 AM, Dragon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Security for one. Much of the impetus for releasing later versions in
the 2.1.X branch was for that reason.
I don't know what, if anything, RedHat is doing about backporting the
security changes. For things in general, they are pretty good
Hi all,
We're running a site with a mailman 2.1.5 configuration with 40-50 lists
on it, and some lists have a list address as a subscriber to the list..
ie the general@ list might have a bunch of individual addresses and an
otherlist@ address also as a member, (and the otherlist@ also contains
Hi all,
We're running a site with a mailman 2.1.5 configuration with 40-50 lists
on it, and some lists have a list address as a subscriber to the list..
ie the general@ list might have a bunch of individual addresses and an
otherlist@ address also as a member, (and the otherlist@ also contains
Hi all,
We're running a site with a mailman 2.1.5 configuration with 40-50 lists
on it, and some lists have a list address as a subscriber to the list..
ie the general@ list might have a bunch of individual addresses and an
otherlist@ address also as a member, (and the otherlist@ also contains
I'm having problems with a maillman installation that *used* to work fine. I'm
not quite sure what stopped working. i don't believe any updates or changes
were made on the server since the last time it worked and when it stopped
working.
I'm running Mailman 2.1.8 on Mac OS X 10.4.7. The MTA is
ed wrote:
Can someone help me on the next steps of troubleshooting?
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq03.014.htp
--
Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] The highway is for gamblers,
San Francisco Bay Area, Californiabetter use your sense - B. Dylan
Sorry to post so many questions in the space of a week to this
list. I work at a school and all the changes we make to our mailing
lists tend to take place just once a year--now. So in a few days
I'll probably go away and you won't hear from me again till next summer. :-)
My question this
Allan Trick sent the message below at 13:49 8/25/2006:
Sorry to post so many questions in the space of a week to this
list. I work at a school and all the changes we make to our mailing
lists tend to take place just once a year--now. So in a few days
I'll probably go away and you won't hear from
At 04:30 PM 8/25/2006, Dragon wrote:
You can do this easily from the web interface and not have to change
the setting for each individual user.
On the Privacy Options-Sender Filters page there is a setting to
control if new members are moderated by default. You would want to
set this to No
Dragon sent the message below at 14:30 8/25/2006:
Allan Trick sent the message below at 13:49 8/25/2006:
Sorry to post so many questions in the space of a week to this
list. I work at a school and all the changes we make to our mailing
lists tend to take place just once a year--now. So in a
Allan Trick wrote:
My question this time is: is there a simpler way to subscribe one
person to all 20 of our lists, and have the 'mod' bit unchecked for
her? I've been going into each list thru the web interface,
selecting Mass Subscription, adding the person, and then going to the
Hi,
For starters I have read the documentation available and done some
googleing before this post.
Today we have about 25-30 lists running on an old Debian Woody
installation with postfix as MTA. Since the installation is old Mailman
runs version 2.0.11. Our new server is running Qmail, Rhel4
Kim Leandersson wrote:
I've read some pages telling me that the administrative addresses has
changed between these versions. I'm not sure if the best way is:
1) to create the lists on the new server, use the config-list script to
export the config and the import this on the new server
Not the
At 10:51 AM -0400 2006-08-25, Gary Hall wrote:
I have set up a test list that only has the names of the principles of
this mailing endeavor. We will first send out the adv to ourselves and
be sure the adv looks as we expect it too and not other problems crop
up. After the test run we will
Hi Brad,
Good thoughts - thanks.
This guy who is formulating the advertisements is the only one who is
authorized to send mail to the server and have it delivered to the list.
I am going to pass on your knowledge to him and hopefully he will take
heed.
Thanks again.
Warm regards,
Gary
At 11:24 PM -0400 2006-08-25, Gary Hall wrote:
This guy who is formulating the advertisements is the only one who is
authorized to send mail to the server and have it delivered to the list.
I am going to pass on your knowledge to him and hopefully he will take
heed.
Please note, my
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