on 5/7/09 11:42 AM, Denis Yurashkou said:
Anybody tried to send HTML-messages with Mailman?
How can I send message with HTML, that will be read as HTML, neither as text
nor as attachment?
Mailman is not a content generation system. It is a content filtering
and distribution system. So, if
on 5/5/09 10:50 AM, kanika vats said:
I think my mailman can not recieve or send mails .I have performed
everything given in the installation guide but still facing such problems.
Can anyone tell me what is going wrong in my case?
Have you consulted FAQ 4.78 at http://wiki.list.org/x/A4E9?
on 5/5/09 12:44 PM, Petr Hroudný said:
Please find the patches attached/scrubbed. Let me know your opinion about this.
Yup, they were scrubbed alright. ;-)
Seriously, discussions regarding patches to Mailman should be had on the
mailman-developers list, and it would probably be a good idea
on 5/6/09 2:06 PM, Rodger Johnson said:
configure: error: no acceptable cc found in $PATH
You don't have a C compiler available in your path. You need to find
out where the C compiler is and tell the configure script how to get to
it, or if there is no C compiler on the system then you
on 5/5/09 1:16 PM, Tom Tilmant said:
It seems the problem has been resolved by the service provider. It appears
that the host name of the server was not in the /etc/localdomains as
required by mailman. They made the adjustment and the problems have gone
away.
Mailman doesn't require this
Petr Hroudný wrote:
The attached patches try to fix the behaviour by preserving original
Content-Transfer-Encoding even when adding header/footer or scrubbing.
I believe adding of footer should be as non-intrusive as possible, so
keeping the original Content-Transfer-Encoding is as important as
steve2009 wrote:
I made some test with Mailman.. more or less OK, I am still receiving some
approval emails,everyday
That was for testing purposes
- How can I empty Mailman sending these emails ?
- Where are located these emails ? ( before being sent )
Follow the link in the reminder email to
Mark Sapiro wrote:
For those patches, I don't see the need for any patch to Scrubber,
since what I think your patch will do is encode the Attachment
Scrubbed message with the encoding of the scrubbed attachment. I
don't think that's either appropriate or what you want. The scrubbed
attachment
Resp..all,
Thanks so much for all assistance. This was very helpful. Followed the
advice from Mark and removed p/w stuff from email.
Bye now :)
- Bob.
On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 12:19 PM, Charles Gregory cgreg...@hwcn.org wrote:
On Thu, 7 May 2009, bob 001 wrote:
a
