Re: [Mailman-Users] single list has stopped workingwhileotherscontinue to work

Mark Sapiro wrote: > Here are the places in Mailman 2.1.5 where a message can be discarded. > >Any post from a non-member if generic_nonmember_action is discard or > the poster is in discard_these_nonmembers Ahh, here we go -- it looks like our moderator inadvertently set this to Discard (it

Re: [Mailman-Users] single list has stopped workingwhileotherscontinue to work

Wallace Winfrey wrote: > >Tt appears I was wrong about there being nothing out of the ordinary in >the logs. I see the following (for example) in logs/vette whenever I >post to the list: > >May 21 21:49:37 2007 (22417) Message discarded, msgid: ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >If I look in the maillog, thes

Re: [Mailman-Users] single list has stopped working whileotherscontinue to work

Mark Sapiro wrote: > You haven't mentioned Mailman's 'error' log. Is there one (it's > possible there isn't if there's never been an error)? If so, is there > anything in it? Most error log entries won't include the list name so > your grep wouldn't find them. There's an error log, but there's no

Re: [Mailman-Users] Subject Lines Wrapped After Commas, (Like This?)

Mark Sapiro writes: > case, it is done by the underlying Python email library, and all three > of the above folded subjects should unfold to essentially the same > thing (i.e., the MUA should remove the inserted ) AFAIK the standard implies but does not say that a single CRLF is to be inserted

Re: [Mailman-Users] single list has stopped working whileotherscontinue to work

Wallace Winfrey wrote: >Mark Sapiro wrote: > >> If so, are you sure there is nothing in Mailman's error log and nothing >> unusual in Mailman's qrunner and vette logs? > >The only thing I see from today in qrunner is my earlier mailman >restart; vette shows lots of spam 'Post by a non-member to a

Re: [Mailman-Users] Subject Lines Wrapped After Commas, (LikeThis?)

On 5/21/07, Mark Sapiro wrote: > I would argue that Eudora is much more at fault here for not unfolding > the subject before presenting it in its TOC. I use Eudora myself. I don't see any such problems. > If Eudora would unfold the header before putting as much as fits into > the subject fi

Re: [Mailman-Users] single list has stopped working while otherscontinue to work

Mark Sapiro wrote: > Are you looking at the right logs? i.e. are there lots of current > entries in Mailman's post and smtp logs that you're looking at. Yeah, lots of current entries in post and smtp - normal list activity. > If so, are you sure there is nothing in Mailman's error log and nothin

Re: [Mailman-Users] single list has stopped working while otherscontinue to work

Wallace Winfrey wrote: > >However, today I seem to have run into a real head-scratcher. We run a >dozen or so lists, most of which are unmoderated, two-way lists. We also >run a couple moderated, one-way announcement lists, one of which seems >to have stopped working sometime this afternoon. The re

[Mailman-Users] single list has stopped working while others continue to work

Hello I am running mailman v.2.1.5 (installed from source) on RHEL ES 3 using kernel 2.4.21-47. We are using Sendmail 8.12.11. We have been running this version of mailman successfully for the last two years with few problems. However, today I seem to have run into a real head-scratcher. We run a

Re: [Mailman-Users] Subject Lines Wrapped After Commas, (LikeThis?)

Mike Ewall wrote: > >Thanks for clarifying the terms for me and for explaining how the >subject line behavior works. Unfortunately, this isn't the first >"feature" of Mailman that I see as a bug. I don't know about other >email readers, but in Eudora, only the part of the subject before the >

Re: [Mailman-Users] Subject Lines Wrapped After Commas, (Like This?)

Mike Ewall wrote: > >I've noticed that on several Mailman lists I'm running, subject lines >sometimes get chopped after commas or semicolons. "Chopped" seems to be the wrong term. Long subjects aren't "chopped"; they are "folded". See sec. 2.2.3 of RFC 2822

Re: [Mailman-Users] how can i use your site

On 5/21/07, felix trip <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hello is this python for sending mail or for what please update me > i need a site to send multiple mail to my customers This mailing list (and the associated websites) are to support people using a particular software package (Mailman), which

[Mailman-Users] Subject Lines Wrapped After Commas, (Like This?)

I've noticed that on several Mailman lists I'm running, subject lines sometimes get chopped after commas or semicolons. This doesn't always happen, though. It's not just a matter of things being chopped after the 78-or-so chars, either. Sometimes, it's after a single word. Below are example

Re: [Mailman-Users] "No subject" messages in archives

Ivan Van Laningham wrote: > >Ah. Now we're getting somewhere. Here are some sample "From " lines: > >1) From the current list.mbox (leading '> ' not part of actual line): > > From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun Mar 18 18:17:56 2007 This is a normal Unix From_ >2) From the old mbox which I want to in

Re: [Mailman-Users] Negligent admin needs help

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >Now (and I don't think its related to the filesystem move), I'm seeing >this in my smtp-failure log: > >May 21 08:29:31 2007 (10620) delivery to [EMAIL PROTECTED] failed with >code -1: (-2, 'Name or service not known') >May 21 08:29:31 2007 (10620) delivery to [EMAIL PRO

[Mailman-Users] how can i use your site

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[Mailman-Users] Negligent admin needs help

Hi all. The problem with great software is that one becomes use to it just working... Alas, I've been negligent. Per some date stamps, apparently about 2 weeks ago my /usr/local filesystem filled up - causing mailman (/usr/local/mailman) some grief. Last night I moved /usr/local/mailman to /var

Re: [Mailman-Users] "No subject" messages in archives

Hi All-- Mark Sapiro wrote: > Ivan Van Laningham wrote: >> I ran cleanarch, yes, but all it did was to escape every single "From " >> line, which would make arch think there was only one message. > > > > Then either the From line doesn't match the pattern > mailbox.UnixMailbox._fromlinepattern