I run an installation of Mailman 2.1.9 installed from the Debian stable branch,
and includes Sendmail 8.13.8, and have discovered some quirky handling of user
addresses.
On occasion, I've had users complain about sending multiple subscription
request to a list's -join address, and never getting
Greets,
I run a couple software support mailing lists on a site that's been around for
a decade or so. I'm the only admin, and an avalanche of spam crashes down on
me every day.
Only subscribers are allowed to post and non-subscriber post attempts are
silently discarded, which allows me to avo
I need to run bin/add_member in our Mailman 2.1.11 list server
installation from a cgi/perl script. Normally, it has to run as
root. The easy solution was to add the www user to the mailman
group. You can then:
open(LISTSERVER, '|/usr/local/mailman/bin/add_members -r- '.$list_name);
pri
I was looking thru the archives and found this note from 2004 (below) which
gave me the impression that it did not work with exchange. That being said,
here are more of my details.
I'm installing on a Solaris sparc (v10), which has a functioning Sendmail on
it. I just found "Integrating Mailma
Thanks.
Ended up by adding "_mod=on" as a GET variable and it worked.
Another problem:
I'm trying to find a way to send weekly digests to specific users. I could
write a bunch of code to store the specified users, check the dates on
emails and send them once a week with a cron job, but is there
Alberto Pereira wrote:
>
>I'm trying to find a way to send weekly digests to specific users. I could
>write a bunch of code to store the specified users, check the dates on
>emails and send them once a week with a cron job, but is there a easier way
>to do that?
If you wanted to send digests week
On 12/18/08 10:42, Mark Sapiro wrote:
X has no way to manipulate the message's metadata which is
initialized by the post script invoked by the wrapper.
Ok.
What this means is that without modifying Mailman in some way, the
Approved: header is the only tool available.
*nod*
Now, the wrappe
Grant Taylor wrote:
>On 12/18/08 09:19, Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>> Note that this has nothing to do with mm-handler or other delevery to
>> mailman method. Even with mm-handler, delivery to Mailman is still
>> via the mail/mailman wrapper, so mm-handler has no way to manipulate
>> the message's me
On 12/18/08 09:19, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Yes.
Good.
If you use Mailman's news -> mail gateway to gate messages from a
news group on a news server to the Mailman list. you won't have this
problem.
I'm trying to not use Mailman's news to email gateway because of its
"polling" aspect. I can ha
Guilherme Funchal wrote:
>Bug in Mailman version 2.1.9 We're sorry, we hit a bug!
>Help me...
If you have access to Mailman's logs, post the complete error message
and traceback from Mailman's error log.
If you don't have access to Mailman's logs, ask for help from the
people that administer th
Grant Taylor wrote:
>Is it possible to post messages to a members only list with out Mailman
>validating the sender when posting with a known (specific to this
>purpose) method?
Yes.
>Now for the back story. I am setting up a mailing list that is using a
>(Usenet) news to email gateway on
Bug in Mailman version 2.1.9 We're sorry, we hit a bug!
Help me...
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Is it possible to post messages to a members only list with out Mailman
validating the sender when posting with a known (specific to this
purpose) method?
Now for the back story. I am setting up a mailing list that is using a
(Usenet) news to email gateway on the news server and having it sen
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