(just realised my last message didn't have a subject... Doh!)
Hi there,
I've recently configured a mailman mailing list. Among other things,
I've been thrown by the fact that any time I mention the name of the
list in the subject: of an email, it gets stripped. The public
name for the
Hi there,
I've recently configured a mailman mailing list. Among other things,
I've been thrown by the fact that any time I mention the name of the
list in the subject: of an email, it gets stripped. The public
name for the list is FYI, the prefix for the subject line is FYI -
and if I
Hi.
I've got my list configured as an announcement-only list, and the
first few mailings I've sent have gone through exactly as planned. I
use Approved: password as the first line to approve mailings. I
inadvertently sent email to the list from one of my other email
addresses, and when
The esteemed Mark Sapiro has said:
Hank van Cleef wrote:
I want to put the Mailman logs into the Solaris logadm.conf file
for automatic cron rotation.
This moves the old logfiles to logfiles.0 and touches new logfiles.
I'm assuming that the qrunners have to be restarted. Anything
I am looking into a way to expire any moderated requests that are older than
2 weeks.
Has this been discussed before?
-Rob
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Every subscription/unsubscription notification is sent twice to the admin's
email address.
How can I make sure only 1 notification is sent?
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On Fri, Jan 26, 2007 at 12:31:49PM -0500, Ki Song wrote:
Every subscription/unsubscription notification is sent twice to the admin's
email address.
How can I make sure only 1 notification is sent?
What mailman version are you using? I have exactly this problem,
and the
Jacob Sam-La Rose wrote:
I've got my list configured as an announcement-only list, and the
first few mailings I've sent have gone through exactly as planned. I
use Approved: password as the first line to approve mailings. I
inadvertently sent email to the list from one of my other email
Quoting Alan McConnell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
On Fri, Jan 26, 2007 at 12:31:49PM -0500, Ki Song wrote:
Every subscription/unsubscription notification is sent twice to the admin's
email address.
How can I make sure only 1 notification is sent?
What mailman version are you using? I have
Every subscription/unsubscription notification is sent twice to the admin's
email address.
How can I make sure only 1 notification is sent?
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Ki Song wrote:
Every subscription/unsubscription notification is sent twice to the admin's
email address.
How can I make sure only 1 notification is sent?
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Are you certain of that?
It could be that the admin has a filter rule in place
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
make clean
./configure --with-mail-gid=root --with-cgi-gid=www-data
make install
Stop Start MTA and Mailman
but sill:
Child process of mailman_transport transport returned 2 from command: /usr/=
local/mailman/mail/mailman
And what does the error message say about
Rob Jackson wrote:
I am looking into a way to expire any moderated requests that are older than
2 weeks.
If your Mailman is 2.1.6 or later, set max_days_to_hold to 14.
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Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] The highway is for gamblers,
San Francisco Bay Area, Californiabetter use your
Every subscription/unsubscription notification is sent twice to the admin's
email address.
How can I make sure only 1 notification is sent?
End original message. -
Are you certain of that?
It could be that the admin has a filter rule in place that
We have a few lists configured to accept all mail addressed to them,
mainly as they are email addresses on our website set for people to
make inquiries at.
We have the lists configured to use explicit destination, and reject
anything that is not explicity sent to the list address.
However,
Greetings.
I'm relatively new to Apache2 and even newer to Mailman.
On FreeBSD 6.1, I installed Apache 2.2 and Mailman from ports. By
default, Apache's DocumentRoot is:
/usr/local/www/apache22/data
Mailman installs into:
/usr/local/mailman
My question: In the Apache httpd.conf file, what's
Ki Song quoted Dragon and wrote:
It could be that the admin has a filter rule in place that duplicates
the mail and makes it look like it is sent twice.
I am certain it is the EXACT same message.
How do I know this?
The message ID's for the duplicate emails are exactly the same:
Message-ID:
At 3:33 PM -0500 1/26/07, Ki Song wrote:
I am certain it is the EXACT same message.
How do I know this?
The message ID's for the duplicate emails are exactly the same:
Just because the message-ids are exactly the same doesn't mean that
this problem wasn't caused by filter rules.
Check
Julia Frizzell wrote:
However, some mail still gets through. For example, this came in:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But we're not alliancecoatings.com
What about Cc:?
If your list's require_explicit_destination is set to Yes, a post
should be held if the list posting address or an address in the
wo_shi_big_stomach wrote:
My question: In the Apache httpd.conf file, what's the appropriate
Directory path so users see Mailman?
See http://www.list.org/mailman-install/node10.html.
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San Francisco Bay Area, California
Just got one in right now, so let's use this one. I've replaced our
@address with @xxx.
As far as I can see, there's no cc in here. As i said in my original
message, we're running Mailman 2.1.5 on OS X 10.4. We have set
require_explicit_destination to Yes and acceptable_aliases is blank.
It could be that the admin has a filter rule in place that duplicates
the mail and makes it look like it is sent twice.
I am certain it is the EXACT same message.
How do I know this?
The message ID's for the duplicate emails are exactly the same:
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK. It
Ki Song wrote:
Every subscription/unsubscription notification is sent twice to
the admin's
email address.
How can I make sure only 1 notification is sent?
End original message. -
Are you certain of that?
It could be that the admin has a filter
Jacob Sam-La Rose wrote:
I've recently configured a mailman mailing list. Among other things,
I've been thrown by the fact that any time I mention the name of the
list in the subject: of an email, it gets stripped. The public
name for the list is FYI, the prefix for the subject line is
Ki Song quoted Mark Sapiro and wrote:
Also, What is the contents of the list's owner and moderator
attributes. Are you or something that forwards to you listed twice?
Where could I find these attributes? Is it on the web admin interface, or is
it somewhere else?
Web admin, General options.
It could be that the admin has a filter rule in place that duplicates
the mail and makes it look like it is sent twice.
I am certain it is the EXACT same message.
How do I know this?
The message ID's for the duplicate emails are exactly the same:
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK. It
On Fri, Jan 26, 2007 at 02:46:35PM -0600, Brad Knowles wrote:
At 3:33 PM -0500 1/26/07, Ki Song wrote:
I am certain it is the EXACT same message.
How do I know this?
The message ID's for the duplicate emails are exactly the same:
Just because the message-ids are exactly the same
Julia Frizzell wrote:
Just got one in right now, so let's use this one. I've replaced our
@address with @xxx.
As far as I can see, there's no cc in here. As i said in my original
message, we're running Mailman 2.1.5 on OS X 10.4. We have set
require_explicit_destination to Yes and
Ki Song wrote:
One thing I do notice is that the administrator and moderator addresses
listed in the GENERAL OPTIONS web admin page of each list is the same
address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
Bingo!
Further below, on that same page, there is an option that says, Should the
administrator get notices
OK. It is the same message. Did you check the filter rules in your
email client as Dragon suggests to be sure that they are not
responsible for duplicating the message?
I checked the filter rules. I could not find anything that could possibly
duplicate messages. There is only one reference
Time for this old chestnut again, but with a bit of a twist.
Postfix (latest stable), FreeBSD 6.2, latest version of Mailman.
Attempted to send a test message to my list.
ommand died with status 2: /usr/local/mailman/mail/mailman post
netoplist. Command output: Group mismatch error.
Thanks for the response, Mark. I'm only just getting used to the
concept of community via mailing list (I'm more used to user forums...!)
On 26 Jan 2007, at 19:00, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Jacob Sam-La Rose wrote:
I've got my list configured as an announcement-only list, and the
first few
At 4:41 PM -0500 1/26/07, Alan McConnell wrote:
Check your queue-ids. That will tell you where the duplication is
occurring.
What are queue-ids? Are they something that a mailman admin
can see? I have no access to any log files; they are available
only to the
At 10:59 PM + 1/26/07, Jacob Sam-La Rose wrote:
What Mailman version is this?
2.1.9.cp2
That's a cPanel version number. Please see FAQ 6.11.
Do you have a copy of the message from the list - complete with all
headers? If nothing else, if the list is archived, this copy will be
in
Jay Chandler wrote:
Postfix (latest stable), FreeBSD 6.2, latest version of Mailman.
Attempted to send a test message to my list.
ommand died with status 2: /usr/local/mailman/mail/mailman post
netoplist. Command output: Group mismatch error. Mailman expected the
mail wrapper script to
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Jay Chandler wrote:
Postfix (latest stable), FreeBSD 6.2, latest version of Mailman.
Attempted to send a test message to my list.
ommand died with status 2: /usr/local/mailman/mail/mailman post
netoplist. Command output: Group mismatch error. Mailman expected the
I have a mailing list whose membership changes frequently. I want to
find out who received a two-month-old email in the archives. In other
words, I want to know the list membership at the time that message was
sent.
How can I do this?
I realize I could look at sendmail logs (if they went back
Jacob Sam-La Rose wrote:
Headers:
Subject: FYI (important): any email to / Jacob this morning...
Date: 26 January 2007 11:00:05 GMT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As Brad points out in another reply, these don't look like raw message
headers for a few reasons, not the least
Jay Chandler wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Jay Chandler wrote:
Postfix (latest stable), FreeBSD 6.2, latest version of Mailman.
Attempted to send a test message to my list.
ommand died with status 2: /usr/local/mailman/mail/mailman post
netoplist. Command output: Group mismatch error.
Kelly Jones wrote:
I have a mailing list whose membership changes frequently. I want to
find out who received a two-month-old email in the archives. In other
words, I want to know the list membership at the time that message was
sent.
I'm assuming you don't care about regular vs digest which
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