We have several mailing lists running on our list server. I am looking for a
script that will extract the number of active users in each list. Is there
such a utility?
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1. Is there a way to mass unsubscribe all the members of a 5k list?
2. I need to send a broadcast message to about 4K addresses. Just a one-time
announcement. Should I use Mailman for this? I'm not sure how to set up a
broadcast-only list.
Thanks!
MA
On Sep 5, 2007, at 7:52 AM, Michael Anderson wrote:
1. Is there a way to mass unsubscribe all the members of a 5k list?
bin/list_members $LISTNAME your_list_members # (this will create a
file with the members' addresses)
bin/remove_members $LISTNAME your_list_members # (this will use the
On Sep 5, 2007, at 5:10 AM, BG Mahesh wrote:
We have several mailing lists running on our list server. I am
looking for a
script that will extract the number of active users in each list.
Is there
such a utility?
Here is a simple bash script to accomplish it:
(snip)
#!/bin/bash
for i
Hi Mark,
On Sep 4, 2007, at 7:46 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Not the only do membership management part.
Each list can have its own admin password and a separate moderator
password. These allow access respectively to the list's admin
interface and to the list's admindb interface. They do not
On Sep 5, 2007, at 7:52 AM, Michael Anderson wrote:
1. Is there a way to mass unsubscribe all the members of a 5k list?
bin/list_members $LISTNAME your_list_members # (this will create a
file with the members' addresses)
bin/remove_members $LISTNAME your_list_members # (this will use
BG Mahesh wrote:
We have several mailing lists running on our list server. I am looking for a
script that will extract the number of active users in each list. Is there
such a utility?
It depends what you mean by active?
Consider
#! /bin/bash
for list in `path/to/bin/list_lists --bare`
do
Michael Anderson wrote:
On Sep 5, 2007, at 7:52 AM, Michael Anderson wrote:
1. Is there a way to mass unsubscribe all the members of a 5k list?
bin/list_members $LISTNAME your_list_members # (this will create a
file with the members' addresses)
bin/remove_members $LISTNAME
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Dennis Carr wrote:
My list server, as near as I can tell, does not appear to be parsing out
from mbox format.
(To backtrack, early last month, I had asked the list for help on
correctly parsing out the From information. It is apparently doing this
correctly, as in
I need help setting up mailman in a chrooted OpenBSD environment. I've
copied the /usr/local/lib/mailman and /var/spool/mailman directories to
/var/www/mailman, as well as the modules it needed, but now I'm getting an
error that says:
Mailman CGI error!!! The Mailman CGI wrapper encountered
a
Hi:
I have three questions - two general, and one about a particular
problem.
1) Is there a plan to offer a search function for private archives?
2) One of our lists has monthly archives. Is there a way to combine
older archives (more than a year or two old) into yearly archives?
3) I
Hi all,
I just installed Mailman on our load balanced Postfix servers. Both
servers share a common NFS point.
Please forgive me, as I'm very new to Mailman. While I know my way
around Postfix, troubleshooting Mailman is another issue. I can see
that e-mail gets sent and delivered to the
Dennis Carr wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
However, there should be an archives/private/ffml.mbox/ffml.mbox file
which contains all posts to the ffml list. Look at that file and see
if the From_ line in the body of the Fri Jul 6 00:13:27 PDT 2007
Happosai's Life of DOOM #6 post is escaped with a
On 9/5/07, Patrick M. wrote:
I just installed Mailman on our load balanced Postfix servers. Both
servers share a common NFS point.
Did you install it on all of them, or just one? When you say they
share a common NFS point, are you trying to use NFS for the postfix
mail queue (which is a
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