Here is the line from my main.cf:
alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases, hash:/etc/mail/aliases,
hash:/var/lib/mailman/data/aliases
The results of my ls -l, which by the way I had looked at earlier also and
neglected to mention, are illustrated in the attached screen shot.
I see the system thinks the gr
Dov Oxenberg wrote:
> Apparently the target files/folders on my system are under
> /var/lib/mailman/. So, thanks to your help I have now overcome this
> hurdle. And yes, I had postfix set as the value for MTA.
> I am now stepping through all the troubleshooting steps in the mailman
> FAQ here
Hi Mark,
Not surprisingly you were right on target again :-)
And please bear with me as I am relatively new to Linux and I really do try to
help myself as much as I can before turning to the list for help.
Apparently the target files/folders on my system are under /var/lib/mailman/.
So, thanks t
Dov Oxenberg wrote:
> Hi,
> Actually this is probably the fourth or fifth time I am revisiting
> "Chapter 6."
> But I seem to be making better progress now than in my previous attempts.
> I am at the part where I am trying to make sure data/aliases* have the
> correct ownership, GID, etc. When I
Hi,
Actually this is probably the fourth or fifth time I am revisiting "Chapter 6."
But I seem to be making better progress now than in my previous attempts.
I am at the part where I am trying to make sure data/aliases* have the correct
ownership, GID, etc. When I issue "genaliases" it seems to
Zack Galbreath wrote:
>
>I accidentally blanked the .mbox file of a mailing list of mine. Is it
>possible to rebuild this file from the HTML archives?
Not really.
There were headers in the .mbox file that aren't anywhere in the
pipermail archive. That information is lost as is the original MI
Mikael Hansen wrote:
>
>I was wondering if there is a way to automatically unsubscribe or
>disable the membership for those who have not posted to a list for a
>given period of time.
There is nothing direct in Mailman. You could make a file of addresses
and post dates (or most recent post dat
Hi list,
I accidentally blanked the .mbox file of a mailing list of mine. Is it
possible to rebuild this file from the HTML archives?
TIA,
-Zack
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Hello,
I was wondering if there is a way to automatically unsubscribe or
disable the membership for those who have not posted to a list for a
given period of time.
Mikael
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Par Leijonhufvud wrote:
>Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008.03.27] wrote:
>> You might try doing a 'mass_catchup'. If somehow the list's
>> usenet_watermark is too high, this will reset it.
>
>Is there a way to do this from the command line? I don't have the list
>admin password...
You could
Chris Waltham wrote:
>
>I just ran a "arch --wipe ams-announce", and that seems to have fixed
>the problem as a test message I sent this morning now appears in the
>archives; as does other mail that was sent after March 19th and before
>today. Just out of interest, what kind of things could s
Spyro Polymiadis wrote:
>Just posting what I believe was the solution..
>I saw that there was a bunch of lock files in the lock directory matching the
>list name.. and a bunch of files in the queue all destined to that list.. and
>some were marcked as .bak instead of .pck
>So I deleted the .bak
I have a list which is still passing messages correctly (the list is
moderated) but messages are not appearing in the archives since March
19, 2008. And, no, I don't think I changed anything on that day. :-)
A simple "check_perms" reports no issues at all, and archives for
other lists are fu
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