[Mailman-Users] HELP!!!

Dear sir/miss, When using your software I keep having the same problem and I really cannot figure out how to solve it! How do I sent a emailmessage to all the people in my mailing list that I have put in it manually. I have tried many things but nothing works. What is the problem? I

Re: [Mailman-Users] Customizing Special Addresses -request, -bounce, etc.

Mark Sapiro wrote: Lawrence Chan wrote: How can I customize Mailman's special addresses? It seems like it uses listname-request, listname-bounce, etc.. I'd like to use my own. For example, if my listname is list_domain.tld and my virtual and alias mappings are list-requ...@domain.tld to li

Re: [Mailman-Users] Customizing Special Addresses -request, -bounce, etc.

Mark Sapiro wrote: Lawrence Chan wrote: Mark Sapiro wrote: Is this cPanel? If so, see . This is not cPanel. I'd like to have certain functionality (mainly 1-3) in the FAQ. For 1 in the FAQ, I use virtual aliases. For 2 and 3, I can just follow t

Re: [Mailman-Users] Non-subscribers defeating the generic non-member action

Mark: Thank you for this info. I'll see if I have access to archives/private/LIST.mbox/List.mbox. To answer your question, I made a mistake in the regex (it's been years since messing with those little darlings). I actually blocked the spoofed email by putting "t...@mydomain.org" in the "di

[Mailman-Users] Unicode in daily digest

Hi, I am an administrator for a mailing list that uses unicode extensively. Mails containing unicode are garbled in daily digest mode. The same mail with unicode is faithfully transmitted in individual email mode (i.e., when a list member signs up to receive mails directly instead of digest mode).

Re: [Mailman-Users] Non-subscribers defeating the generic non-member action

Mark: About the list's accept_these_non-members, I have ten email address that I put there for people who want to send from multiple emails but only want to receive posts at one of those addresses. None of them resemble the problem address. I'll do the testing you suggest and report what I

[Mailman-Users] help with bug in mailman version 2.1.12

Hi - hope you can help me with a bug I encountered when trying to open one of my lists - here is the error message: Bug in Mailman version 2.1.12 We're sorry, we hit a bug! Please inform the webmaster for this site of this problem. Printing of traceback and other system information has bee

Re: [Mailman-Users] help with bug in mailman version 2.1.12

Unfortunately, that error message doesn't contain enough information for us to help you. As it says, you'll need to find this information in the mailman logs (specifically, the error log, which is probably stored in something like ~mailman/logs/error or /var/log/mailman/error, but the exact pa

Re: [Mailman-Users] HELP!!!

See the FAQ at http://wiki.list.org/x/MIA9 for a list of potential reasons for this, and links to other FAQ entries that might help solve your problem. Atma R wrote: Dear sir/miss, When using your software I keep having the same problem and I really cannot figure out how to solve it!

Re: [Mailman-Users] Unicode in daily digest

Naresh Cuntoor wrote: > > I am an administrator for a mailing list that uses unicode > extensively. Mails containing unicode are garbled in daily digest > mode. The same mail with unicode is faithfully transmitted in > individual email mode (i.e., when a list member signs up to receive > mails dir

Re: [Mailman-Users] [mm] HELP!!!

Is that address properly aliased to mailman in /etc/aliases? -C When using your software I keep having the same problem and I really cannot figure out how to solve it! How do I sent a emailmessage to all the people in my mailing list that I have put in it manually. I have tried many thing

Re: [Mailman-Users] Rewriting or identifying late bounces

* Mark Sapiro wrote: > Stefan Förster wrote: >> generated by recipi...@intern.example.com >> mailbox is full: retry timeout exceeded >> >> Is there any way to rewrite those addresses or to help Mailman >> identify those bounces correctly? >> >> And yes, this a pretty stupid thing to do o

Re: [Mailman-Users] Rewriting or identifying late bounces

on 7/8/09 11:56 AM, Stefan Förster said: Bummer. There is no way to implement that, our mailing list server is already suffering from too much traffic, it's quite old hardware, after all. Take a look at the stuff on "performance tuning" in the FAQ. Even really old hardware can perform amazin

Re: [Mailman-Users] Rewriting or identifying late bounces

* Brad Knowles wrote: > on 7/8/09 11:56 AM, Stefan Förster said: > >> Bummer. There is no way to implement that, our mailing list server is >> already suffering from too much traffic, it's quite old hardware, >> after all. > > Take a look at the stuff on "performance tuning" in the FAQ. Even >

Re: [Mailman-Users] Rewriting or identifying late bounces

on 7/8/09 6:12 PM, Stefan Förster said: Thanks for your advice, Brad. The problem is that, due to policy reasons, outgoing mail has to pass a content filter, running locally on the Mailman box. With VERP... Chuq von Rospach wrote some stuff in the FAQ detailing his experience with how VERP im

[Mailman-Users] Mailman and virtual domains...

Is it possible to have (a single instance of) Mailman installed and accessed by different domain names such that each domain sees a different set of mailing lists? I.e. example.com has the following lists comlist1 comlist2 example.net has the following lists netlist1 netlist2 examp