Oh great and wise jedi-nights of mailman... I request your assistance. My
install of mailman has broke and I'm a bit lost on this one.
When starting up the mailman service, I get the following error:
mazar:/usr/lib/mailman # service mailman start
Starting mailman (Warning: the Apache2
Mark,
Just what the doctor ordered - thanks! (seriously, i googled at least 20
different ways and never saw this come up - thanks for the help!).
--Rusty
- Original Message
From: Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Rusty Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]; mailman-users@python.org
Sent:
Good day folks,
I would like some opinions.
I am planning on renaming one of my existing lists and I'm trying to
decide if I am better off creating a new list with the new name and
migrating the users to it, or following the steps in the FAQ (4.70)
for renaming the list.
I do have full root
Hello All,
Pardon the noob, but I run a list with about 20,000 members that sends
coupons and discounts for our frequent customers. First off I receive
notifications about local system accounts like root keeps sending e-mail to
that list. Is their an option to turn those off? Also is their a
All,
In spite of previous assurances to the contrary, my web host
(webserve.ca) has just told me that they have a maximum 500 per hour
mail generation rate, and that there's nothing they can do to change
that (which I presume is rubbish). I have questioned them about
alternatives, and they
Henrik,
Ran into this problem recently with my own host. Mark and I have discussed.
(bluehost.com)
Assuming you're in the same situation I am in - which is likely.
My domain is hosted on a shared server - in other words the company has a
server with something like 300 to 400 domains hosted on
Donovan R. Palmer wrote:
When starting up the mailman service, I get the following error:
mazar:/usr/lib/mailman # service mailman start
Starting mailman (Warning: the Apache2 webinterface for Mailman has not been
activated!) done
hi
We use Exchange Server.We set up fedora 7 and mailman on another
computer.wewant to keep using exchange and use mailman true exchange.
they told me to make a peer to peer connection between exchange machine and
linux machine then i just need a shorth configuration on exchange.
is there any one
Henrik wrote:
Is there a way to get GNU mailman to batch or parcel mailouts to comply
with this policy? I ran into this problem before, and it seemed that
Mailman simply gave up on the whole mailout, archived the mail, and
moved on. GNU Mailman in the webserve.ca plan that I have is managed by
Justin Ehrlichman wrote:
Pardon the noob, but I run a list with about 20,000 members that sends
coupons and discounts for our frequent customers. First off I receive
notifications about local system accounts like root keeps sending e-mail to
that list. Is their an option to turn those off?
I'm
Hi Henrik:
My suggestion is to move your lists to another provider. We do not impose
hourly limits on our mailman clients. You can find out more about our
mailman service at http://www.emwd.com/mailman.html.
Kind regards,
Brian Carpenter
--
EMWD - Executive
After reinstalling my system (migrated from Centos to Gentoo 2007.0) I
made a big mistake. I overwrote gentoo /etc/passwd file with my old one
to restore my user list. After that I tried to install mailman and found
alot of problem. First, mailman ebuild has a fixed number for mail group
(280)
Hey Mark - your jedi instinct was on track
When starting up the mailman service, I get the following error:
mazar:/usr/lib/mailman # service mailman start
Starting mailman (Warning: the Apache2 webinterface for Mailman has not
been activated!)
done
This appears to be specific to your
Luo Hei wrote:
When I use the start script simply fails
without leaving any message.
What start script?
I run mailman and it starts ok, but when a
mail is sent to any mailing list I get this error mail:
Command died with status 2:
/usr/local/mailman/mail/mailman post red-admin. Command
Bryan Carbonnell wrote:
I'm just looking for pros and cons to help me decide. I'm leaning
towards creating a new list and migrating the users.
If all you want to do is change the name of the list, I would always do
this by renaming (or copying) the lists/oldname directory as that
preserves the
Is there a way to for a system override of the ability of list owners
to approve messages that are larger than what they have set in
max_message_size?
We have a limit at the MTA level, as we need to accomodate non-Mailman
mail on the same server. List owners are sending large attachments,
then
Christopher Adams wrote:
Is there a way to for a system override of the ability of list owners
to approve messages that are larger than what they have set in
max_message_size?
This would require changing the code in Mailman/Handlers/Hold.py. If
you want to do that, you'd find the code section
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