My old Mailman host died a while back, and I'm finally getting around to
getting the new one running again. Before I shut off the old host I
tarred up the old files and have them on the new server.
I just moved the components from the old archives and lists directories
into the new locations,
I have the task of setting up a replacement for an existing
Mailman/Postfix server. I am new to Mailman and I am looking for some
guidance in this transition. Mailman is currently being used solely as
a diffusion of information. That is, it does not accept contributions
from list
On 1/29/07, G. Armour Van Horn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, where do I dig up the membership list, and how do I deal with all
the old URLs?
FAQ 3.4 http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq03.004.htp
should help with this. Let us know if you still have issues.
--
- Patrick
Hi
I'm using mailman 2.1.9-4 on a Debian Sarge server.
I need to create a batch of lists for the management of each of our
institutional units (departments, services, etc.)
Apart from the members and the name, the setup is very similar for all
of them so I looked at the FAQ and I'm wondering if
Dear friends,
I have a question about possible performance differences between limited
and full personalization in mailman 2.1.9. That is, I set up full
personalization for two lists that I have (they are more like for sending
newsletters than for discussion). Anyway, I wonder whether I would
Hi all, athough this question as been posted in the past and I have searched
and searched the mailing list I haven't found a simple a and clear solution
to the problem.
I have my default mailman URL at www.mainhost.com
And have several other vhosts added
POSTFIX_STYLE_VIRTUAL_DOMAINS =
I recently rebooted my Fedora server.
It has a copy of Mailman 2.1.8 installed.
I usually have to restart mailman by running mailmanctl after rebooting.
1. How do I add mailmanctl as a program that will run on boot? I don't want
to have to run mailmanctl every time I reboot the server.
2. Since
I recently rebooted my Fedora server.
It has a copy of Mailman 2.1.8 installed.
I usually have to restart mailman by running mailmanctl after rebooting.
1. How do I add mailmanctl as a program that will run on boot? I don't want
to have to run mailmanctl every time I reboot the server.
Run chkconfig is where the start ups go
something like
chkconfig -l 345 mailmain
It has been a while.. Do man chkconfig
DAve
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Ki
Song
Sent: Monday, January 29, 2007 12:18
To:
On 1/29/07, Ki Song [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. How do I add mailmanctl as a program that will run on boot? I don't want
to have to run mailmanctl every time I reboot the server.
This is strictly a Fedora question, not a Mailman question. You'd be
best served addressing it to a Fedora mailing
Mario Filipe wrote:
Apart from the members and the name, the setup is very similar for all
of them so I looked at the FAQ and I'm wondering if I can use the answer
number 4.38 (quoted below) as a solution ?
Yes. Configure one list via the web. Write it's configuration with
'bin/config_list
Orlando Reis wrote:
Hi all, athough this question as been posted in the past and I have searched
and searched the mailing list I haven't found a simple a and clear solution
to the problem.
I have my default mailman URL at www.mainhost.com
And have several other vhosts added
Thanks for you reply mark.
I had little time to do it and that was what I did, after doing that for
each of the lists I wanted to move, I got several errors.
I then remembered, I don't know if that is mandatory, to regenerate
virtual-mailman.db using genaliases commmand.
so the steps I took per
Zbigniew Szalbot wrote:
In other words, do I gain anything from changing from full to limited
personalization? I like when people recieving our newsletters do not have
to guess the email they were subscribed with but if it should help, I
would switch from full to limited and place their emails in
At 5:22 PM +0100 1/29/07, Zbigniew Szalbot wrote:
Anyway, I wonder whether I would have
any gain in terms of performance if I switched from full to limited
personalization.
Not really. Either way, the system has to create individual copies
of the
At 12:01 PM -0500 1/29/07, Ki Song wrote:
I recently rebooted my Fedora server.
It has a copy of Mailman 2.1.8 installed.
I usually have to restart mailman by running mailmanctl after rebooting.
1. How do I add mailmanctl as a program that will run on boot? I don't want
to have to run
Hank van Cleef wrote:
I have just moved a 9-year-old list from another installation to mine,
and have a draft how-to faq on how I did it that isn't quite ready for
prime time. Since I know there isn't any clear information on this in
the current mailman FAQ tree, I'll give the salient points
Patrick,
The problem with the old server is that it won't accept mail for
Mailman. Something about my last attempt to upgrade Mailman there broke
it. I'm putting this function on a new server because I just don't have
time to figure out the problem on the old one, and the new one has
enough
A little more digging suggests it may be possible to extract the data
with the dumpdb command run against the config.pck. That provides a lot
of stuff that isn't needed, like the bounce status of the members which
is hardly of interest after the time the server has been offline, but
the users
G. Armour Van Horn wrote:
The problem with the old server is that it won't accept mail for
Mailman. Something about my last attempt to upgrade Mailman there broke
it. I'm putting this function on a new server because I just don't have
time to figure out the problem on the old one, and the new
Mark,
Thanks.
../../bin/withlist -l -r fix_url listname
worked like a charm. I'm sure there's some cleanup to do, but I'll bet
that took care of most of it.
Van
Mark Sapiro wrote:
G. Armour Van Horn wrote:
The problem with the old server is that it won't accept mail for
Mailman.
MM 2.1.9, Postfix 2.3.5, cyrus-imap 2.3.7, all on FreeBSD 6.1 installed from
ports
Postfix already handles mail for multiple virtual domains defined in a MySQL
database. I believe virtual domain setup is OK, as individual users have been
sending and receiving mail for some time.
Having
David Newman wrote:
Having problems with Mailman, though. I've read these instructions many times:
http://www.list.org/mailman-install/postfix-virtual.html
Besides doing what's listed there, I also defined a virtual mailbox for a new
pctest list (without that, mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
david wrote:
Postfix already handles mail for multiple virtual domains
defined in a MySQL database. I believe virtual domain setup
is OK, as individual users have been sending and receiving
mail for some time.
Having problems with Mailman, though. I've read these
instructions many
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