[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>What functionality would I lose if I just changed the code that processed the
>info being delivered to "list-xyz-request"? What if I changed, in /etc/alias,
>"|mailman request list-xyz" to a "|my-code.pl list-xyz".
What's this my-code.pl stuff? Shouldn't that be my-
Mark Sapiro writes:
> If something that looks like a 'request' is sent to the list posting
> address, and the General Options administrivia setting is set to Yes,
> that message is held for approval as a post, not as a request, so a
> human can decide if it is a misdirected request or a valid
What functionality would I lose if I just changed the code that processed the
info being delivered to "list-xyz-request"? What if I changed, in /etc/alias,
"|mailman request list-xyz" to a "|my-code.pl list-xyz". This code would
simply determine if this was a subscribe or unsubscribe request,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Is there a way to configure mailman so that a user can e-mail unsubscribe to a
>list but not need to perform a confirmation (or having to provide their pswd).
Only by requiring admin approval for unsubscribes. In that case, the
request is held for admin approval and th
Is there a way to configure mailman so that a user can e-mail unsubscribe to a
list but not need to perform a confirmation (or having to provide their pswd).
Thanks
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Sciamano wrote:
>
>If this may help: to my MUA, the Excite user messages appear as
>multipart/mixed, with multipart/alternative content and Plain Text
>Documents.
For this message, pass_mime_types with 'multipart', 'message/rfc822'
and 'text/plain' only will deliver a message to the list which is
On 4/12/08, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Won't this make all
> >messages from the Excite user be rejected?
>
> Not if there is any text/plain part in the message. If the Excite
> user's message is multipart/alternative with text/plain and text/html
> alternative parts and then a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>All of the tests below where based on a user sending a mail with "subscribe"
>to the mail distro [EMAIL PROTECTED] If I instead have the user send the
>subscribe message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], they get added to the distro without
>confirmation or approver interaction.
Sciamano wrote:
>On 4/12/08, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> The above will remove everything which is not a text/plain part from
>> the delivered messages.
>
>That's what I'm worried about, considering the fact that Excite
>appends HTML automatically to outgoing messages. Won't this
All of the tests below where based on a user sending a mail with "subscribe" to
the mail distro [EMAIL PROTECTED] If I instead have the user send the
subscribe message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], they get added to the distro without
confirmation or approver interaction.
Ok, that's the behavior that
On 4/12/08, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This seems like a problem with the MUAs (mail clients) reading the
> message rather than the message.
That might be the issue, since I can read the messages correctly using KMail.
> Set your content filtering as follows to do what you say you
Sciamano wrote:
>
>Basically, I don't want any attachments except for text files, nor any
>HTML messages sent to the list.
>
>The list seems to work fine for most of the subscribers, except for
>two of them, whose messages are creating problems: one who uses his
>office email account and whose serv
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I've got a number of mail lists I'd like to run without requiring the user to
>performan a confirmation or for the list-admin to approve. I've added to
>"mm_cfg.py" the lines:
>
>DEFAULT_SUBSCRIBE_POLICY = 0
>ALLOW_OPEN_SUBSCRIBE = yes
>
>and then stopped and restarted
I've got a number of mail lists I'd like to run without requiring the user to
performan a confirmation or for the list-admin to approve. I've added to
"mm_cfg.py" the lines:
DEFAULT_SUBSCRIBE_POLICY = 0
ALLOW_OPEN_SUBSCRIBE = yes
and then stopped and restarted mailman. If I send a message wi
>> This is your problem. All your list members are receiving digests
rather than individual messages,
YES!
THX a lot!
>>And please remove me from the owner list.
Done !
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Hello,
I'm using Mailman to manage a mailing list, which was previously
hosted on yahoogroups.
I like it so far, but I'm encountering what I think is a filtering problem.
Basically, I don't want any attachments except for text files, nor any
HTML messages sent to the list.
The list seems to work
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