Hi list,
I would place in email footer the link to give possibility to the user
to unsubscribe (possibly directly, without insert the password)
I try to do this adding in msg_footer the following
Unsubscribe: %(user_optionsurl)s?password=%(user_password)
sunsub=1unsubconfirm=1
but Mailman
Mark has been helping me with this off-line but I thought I would send this to
the list to see if there are others who are aware of the solution. I have been
using the following on a clean install of Mac Server 10.5.8 and upgrading
Mailman 2.1.9 to 2.1.12:
./configure
Paul Kleeberg wrote:
Mark has been helping me with this off-line
It wasn't my intent to go off-line, but if someone replies to me
without including the list, I tend not to copy the list on further
replies.
and get the following error:
* Installation directory /var/mailman is not
Have multiple mailing lists under one domain
Is there any way to search across all lists for a certain member and make a
global change to their email or name?
As an administrator, if a user changes their email, I often have to search
each list for the member to locate them (1) and then change
Hi there - I have been having problems with my MAILMAN mailing list that my
hosting service believes is a MAILMAN related problem rather than a hosting
one. I can't post to the list, though the support staff at the hosting
service can... My message gets to MAILMAN but disappears into the ether
-Original Message-
From: mailman-users-bounces+s.watkins=nhm.ac...@python.org
[mailto:mailman-users-bounces+s.watkins=nhm.ac...@python.org]
On Behalf Of Andrea Cappelli
Sent: 17 December 2009 11:27
To: mailman-users@python.org
Subject: [Mailman-Users] Unsubscribe link on
Hi,
we private archive all our lists - and its come the time where we
need to free space up on the volume that its archiving to. We are using version
2.1.12.
We tried to edit the archives/private/listname.mbox/listname.mbox file to
remove the messages we don't want and then run 'bin/arch
Apologies if this is a repeat, wasn't sure it went through
*
Have multiple mailing lists under one domain
Is there any way to search across all lists for a certain member and make a
global change to their email or name?
As an administrator, if a user changes their email, I often have to
Andrea Cappelli wrote:
I try to do this adding in msg_footer the following
Unsubscribe:
%(user_optionsurl)s?password=%(user_password)sunsub=1unsubconfirm=1
but Mailman (2.1.11 on Debian Lenny) said me that I can't use
user_optionsutl in this variable
There is any other way to do this?
Steff
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 04:36:14PM -0500, Brian Luria wrote:
Have multiple mailing lists under one domain
Is there any way to search across all lists for a certain member
find_member if you've got shell access
and make a global change to their email or name?
I tend to see how many entries
Hans Joachim Wenzel wrote:
we private archive all our lists - and its come the time where we
need to free space up on the volume that its archiving to. We are using
version 2.1.12.
We tried to edit the archives/private/listname.mbox/listname.mbox file to
remove the messages we don't want and
Elizabeth Cotterell wrote:
Hi there - I have been having problems with my MAILMAN mailing list that my
hosting service believes is a MAILMAN related problem rather than a hosting
one. I can't post to the list, though the support staff at the hosting
service can... My message gets to MAILMAN but
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 12:00:34PM -0500, Brian Luria wrote:
Thanks
please don't
(1) reply to list-posts off-list: send them to the list;
(2) top-post
The site is hosted so I dont have shell access. Only the admin interface
etc. I presume that is of no use(?)
It doesn't look that
I am ready to tear my hair out.
Thanks to Mark, I got mailman up and running except for one minor hitch. In my
log file I see an endless stream of:
12/17/09 11:56:49 AM com.apple.launchd[1] (org.list.mailmanctl)
Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
12/17/09 11:57:00
Now that I know what a nightmare it is for me to upgrade Apple's installation
of Mailman on a 10.5.8 server, I am not eager to upgrade my 10.6.2 server to
which this message applies. I would like to apply the patch that Mark sent to
me but I see from faq 4.40 that I will need to go through the
Paul Kleeberg wrote:
Now that I know what a nightmare it is for me to upgrade Apple's installation
of Mailman on a 10.5.8 server, I am not eager to upgrade my 10.6.2 server to
which this message applies. I would like to apply the patch that Mark sent to
me but I see from faq 4.40 that I will
--On December 17, 2009 1:21:35 PM -0600 Paul Kleeberg p...@fpen.org wrote:
I am ready to tear my hair out.
Thanks to Mark, I got mailman up and running except for one minor hitch.
In my log file I see an endless stream of:
12/17/09 11:56:49 AM com.apple.launchd[1]
I recognize some of my words in what Paul has quoted below so let me
comment. The discussion Paul is quoting from dealt with running Mailman on
Mac OS X CLIENT whereas Paul is dealing with Mac OS X SERVER. OS X Server
comes with a bastardized version of Mailman where as OS X Client has
nothing
On Dec 17, 2009, at 03:35 PM, Steve Burling wrote:
At one point, I compared the stock mailmanctl with that from the one Apple
distributes with Mac OS X Server. The only difference was that the 'start'
stanza in main() had been cloned as a 'startf' stanza, with a couple of
relatively minor
--On December 17, 2009 4:12:29 PM -0500 Barry Warsaw ba...@list.org wrote:
Could someone submit a bug on this here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/mailman
I think it would be useful to support a no-daemonize option to the
'bin/mailman start' command in Mailman 3.
To which I reply:
Done.
--
On Thu, 17 Dec 2009, Steve Burling wrote:
At one point, I compared the stock mailmanctl with that from the one Apple
distributes with Mac OS X Server. The only difference was that the 'start'
stanza in main() had been cloned as a 'startf' stanza, with a couple of
relatively minor changes,
On Dec 17, 2009, at 04:30 PM, Steve Burling wrote:
Done.
Thanks!
-Barry
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Mailman-Users mailing list Mailman-Users@python.org
http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users
Mailman FAQ:
I'm currently using a dedicated cPanel server with the following specs.
Xeon 3060 - Dual Core 2.4 GHz - 250GB SATA-II HDD - 2GB DDR2 RAM;
RedHat/cPanel
It currently takes me about 6 hours to deliver 800K emails. It's an
announce only list with 20 sublists of 40K addresses.
I will be upgrading
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 04:14:03PM -0600, Derrick Wooden wrote:
I will be upgrading to:
Xeon 3450 - SATA - Quad Core 2.66 GHz - 250 GB IDE/SATA, 7200rpm - 4GB DDR3
RAM; RedHat/cPanel
Regarding cPanel, see http://wiki.list.org/x/sYA9.
and wanted to know if my email deliver would be much
Lots of it depends on the MTA (general opinion is that postfix seems to be
the fastest), connectivity, and list settings (personalized email will take
much longer). Check out the FAQ for performance, and as Adam mentioned, the
list archives)
FWIW, before you change hardware, have you
Adam McGreggor-2 wrote:
You've not said which MTA, how that's been tweaked, how the spools are
handled (or indeed, partitioned), what else the machine's doing, the
connectivity of the machine, ISP infrastructure, destination servers,
geography/latency, or a ~bundle~ of other things.
The
Carl Zwanzig wrote:
Also, if it's a dedicated server, why are you using cpanel?
When I first started experimenting with MailMan 3 years ago, I used cPanel
to add/remove my mailing lists, but have since learned how to do a few
things via SSH. Is the implication that cPanel would hinder the
Additional information:
Mailman 2.1.11.cp3
MTA - Exim 4
Exim Config:
queue_only
#smtp_connect_backlog = 200
#smtp_accept_max = 500
auto_thaw = 1d
ignore_bounce_errors_after = 12h
timeout_frozen_after = 2d
split_spool_directory = yes
queue_run_max = 20
remote_max_parallel = 20
Somebody-whom-I-don't-want-to-pick-on-in-particular writes:
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 12:00:34PM -0500, (Some) Poor Fellow wrote:
Thanks
please don't
(1) reply to list-posts off-list: send them to the list;
(2) top-post
Given the recent surge in non-traditional list admins
d-woo writes:
When I first started experimenting with MailMan 3 years ago, I used cPanel
to add/remove my mailing lists, but have since learned how to do a few
things via SSH. Is the implication that cPanel would hinder the optimal
performance of the MTA and/or Mailman?
Maybe a little.
Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
IOW, the mere mention of cPanel (or Plesk) causes Mailman-Users to
abort and dump core, which is not very useful to you.
I have been doing a lot of reading along that wise. As a result I'm setting
up the new server with no cPanel and will use Postfix as my MTA.
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