Hi all,
I need to migrate lists from an *old* Slackware system running MM 2.0
(0x20f0) to a new system where MM is installed via RPM (2.1.9).
I've read the posts linked to by the FAQ, and the basic procedure is to
copy the data, lists, and archives directories and run withlist
fix_url. But
Dennis Putnam wrote:
I'll give that a try. In the mean time maybe it is not what I thought
based on your explanation. The specific error from my ISP complains
about a missing DNS entry for RCPT TO. How do I set mailman to place
the correct RCPT TO information in the headers for my SMTP server. I
Kathy Gee wrote:
When the moderation bit for a member is turned on, that member gets an
error message when trying to post a message. The error message says
Your message could not be processed because of an internal error
(software problem). We are very sorry. The system administrator has
been
Frank Griffin wrote:
According to the UPGRADE document, file formats have changed as have
actual files (some new, some gone). What triggers the 2.1 version to do
the necessary conversions ? Is it just finding files of the old version
and recognizing them as such ?
Yes, as far as the old
Eva Isaksson wrote:
The changes made for utf-8 included:
- changing the template files and the Finnish translation file
into utf-8 with iconv.
- fixing the mm_cfg.py by making DEFAULT_CHARSET = 'UTF-8'
and copying the relevant litany of LC_DESCRIPTIONS from
Defaults.py into mm_cfg.py and setting
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Thanks for the reply.
No. I do not have a static IP or a registered domain, which is why all
mail from this server has to go through my ISP's server. However,
non-mailman mail is sent just fine. If it is indeed the MAIL FROM
then why would my changes
Hi
Is there a way to check if the mail has be sent to all members in mailing list
thanks in advance for your replies
Abdul
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Dennis Putnam wrote:
No. I do not have a static IP or a registered domain, which is why all
mail from this server has to go through my ISP's server. However,
non-mailman mail is sent just fine. If it is indeed the MAIL FROM
then why would my changes in mm_cfg.py, not have fixed it? On the
other
Mark Sapiro:
I'm not certain about all of this, but there are places including
Scrubber (removing attachments and flattening a message to plain text)
and adding msg_header and msg_footer where the character set of a
message can be coerced.
Yes, this seems to be the case. Our lists typically
Abdul Javid wrote:
Is there a way to check if the mail has be sent to all members in mailing
list
First, figure out how many recipients there should be. Get the possible
recipients with
bin/list_members --regular --nomail=enabled listname | wc -l
Then figure out how many of those won't
On 1/9/08, Abdul Javid wrote:
I noticed the mail processing is slow and sometimes they are notprocessed
at all
Search the Mailman FAQ Wizard at
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py for words like
performance and troubleshoot.
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