AOL has implemented a abuse reporting system. IF someone who
legitimately subscribes to the list (for whatever reason) marks the list
traffic as SPAM, AOL will email a report to the server owner (if they
sign up) with an abuse report.
The BAD part about that is, that AOL will not tell you
At 3:22 AM -0600 1/20/07, Rob Poe wrote:
AOL has implemented a abuse reporting system. IF someone who
legitimately subscribes to the list (for whatever reason) marks the list
traffic as SPAM, AOL will email a report to the server owner (if they
sign up) with an abuse report.
Yup. This
Hi all,
I manage a website that has a newsletter.
The newsletter is send by the website embeded PHP script.
I would like to switch to a mailman based newsletter. An announce only
Mailing list, then.
I will have to batch subscribe thousands of email adresses, but I dont
want them to be affraid by
Mihamina Rakotomandimby (R12y) wrote:
I will have to batch subscribe thousands of email adresses, but I dont
want them to be affraid by the subscription notification of Mailman.
Use the web admin interface for the list. Look under Membership
management - Mass subscription. Set subscribe or
I gather from what I read, that if I don't own the server my list is hosted,
there is no way to get a full membership list with emails and names.
I have found some reference to changing the general information page, but
again I don't own the installed instance of Mailman.
Charles
Hi All,
I tried to install mailman on my slackware system with postfix (mysql
virtual domains) and apache..
I followed the whole mnual ,except the thing about the virtual domains.. I
will do this later on.
When i want to go to the page www.domain.tld/mailman/create, I get the error
below:
Charles M. Owen wrote:
I gather from what I read, that if I don't own the server my list is hosted,
there is no way to get a full membership list with emails and names.
I have found some reference to changing the general information page, but
again I don't own the installed instance of Mailman.
Peter Coolen wrote:
When i want to go to the page www.domain.tld/mailman/create, I get the error
below:
Mailman CGI error!!!
%s
--with-cgi-gidwebCGI--with-mail-gidmail-SThe Mailman CGI wrapper encountered
a fatal error. This entry is being stored in your syslog:Group mismatch
error.
Charles M. Owen wrote:
I have found some reference to changing the general information page, but
again I don't own the installed instance of Mailman.
The list's General information page (listinfo) can be edited via the
web admin interface Edit the public HTML pages and text files link.
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On Jan 20, 2007, at 10:23 AM, Charles M. Owen wrote:
I gather from what I read, that if I don't own the server my list
is hosted,
there is no way to get a full membership list with emails and names.
If you know the list password you can send
Barry Warsaw wrote:
If you know the list password you can send the email command 'who' to
the -request address.
The results don't include hidden members.
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On Jan 20, 2007, at 1:54 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Barry Warsaw wrote:
If you know the list password you can send the email command 'who' to
the -request address.
The results don't include hidden members.
Right. Yep, I think there should be a
Barry Warsaw
On Jan 20, 2007, at 1:54 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Barry Warsaw wrote:
If you know the list password you can send the email command 'who' to
the -request address.
The results don't include hidden members.
Right. Yep, I think there should be a way for list owners to get
this
hi -- i'm new at both mailman and postfix, but i thought i'd
try and reduce someone else's pain when trying to do what i've
been trying to do.
i spent a bunch of time last night very confused because i couldn't
do a configuration of a mailman list in a postfix virtual domain.
from what i read in
There is something wrong with your web server configuration.
Instead of executing Mailman's cgi-bin/create wrapper and
serving it's output, the web server is serving the wrapper
file as text.
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Do you have any idea how to fix this problem with my web server
configuration? It is
Peter Coolen wrote:
Do you have any idea how to fix this problem with my web server
configuration? It is Apache 1.3.36
Alias /mailman/ /usr/local/mailman/cgi-bin/
The above line overrides the ScriptAlias below. Remove it.
Directory /usr/local/mailman/cgi-bin/
Options Indexes
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Peter Coolen wrote:
Do you have any idea how to fix this problem with my web server
configuration? It is Apache 1.3.36
Alias /mailman/ /usr/local/mailman/cgi-bin/
The above line overrides the ScriptAlias below. Remove it.
Directory /usr/local/mailman/cgi-bin/
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