Aha, I now see that you know not to replace your system Python. Sorry
for the note in haste, but if you were about to do such a thing I needed
to tell you NO! DON'T DO THAT! in a hurry.
Apologies, apologies ...
(from somebody who only learned that about CentOS only _after_ she thought
On 3/2/2015 12:44 PM, bill.co...@unh.edu wrote:
Chris Nulk cn...@scu.edu recently wrote, in part...
Remember that communications with the list owners is extremely
important.
Indeed!
[snip]
We did change how we populated several of our lists though
which was a bit of a challange (we went
On 03/02/2015 01:56 PM, Laura Creighton wrote:
I have been away. I get to this discussion late, and so sorry if
this has been mentioned, but
YOU ABSOLUTELY MUST NOT CHANGE YOUR CENTOS SYSTEM PYTHON 2.4.3 OR YOU
WILL BREAK YOUR WHOLE PACKAGING SYSTEM!
Quite true. I found this out the
In a message of Mon, 02 Mar 2015 15:15:01 -0500, bill.co...@unh.edu writes:
Mark Sapiro m...@msapiro.net recently posted, in part...
Are you installing Mailman 2.1.19 on the Red Hat system or
using whatever Red Hat rpm package that's available, and if the
latter, what is that? And, what
Laura Creighton writes:
Apologies, apologies ...
(from somebody who only learned that about CentOS only _after_ she thought
thatinstalling a more modern Python system-wide would be in everybody's
interest)
Yes, indeed. Don't touch /usr/bin/python is an ancient Red Hat and
Centos
Chris Nulk cn...@scu.edu recently wrote, in part...
Remember that communications with the list owners is extremely
important.
Indeed!
What we did was:
0. Have a firm timeframe to complete the change over.
Haven't picked the date yet -- nor have I told the users what is
coming yet until I
Mark Sapiro m...@msapiro.net recently posted, in part...
I know nothing of the internals of ListProc, so I can't help
directly,
No problem there -- ListProc I know, warts and all.
but there are a couple of Majordomo to Mailman
conversion scripts (written in perl) in Mailman's contrib
I am running Mailman 2.1.16 on an up-to-date Ubuntu Linux machine.
On one of the lists, I frequently get admin messages to accept messages
to the list, sent by non-members. But when I check them, their email
addresses are definitely in the list.
None of the members are set to be moderated, nor
I'm going to be migrating about 400 lists with 25K subscribers
from ListProc to Mailman. I'm looking for whatever tools I can
find to aid in the conversion process. Of particular concern is
the creation of the replacement list in Mailman with a reasonable
mapping of the ListProc settings into
I'm going to be doing a new Mailman installation on a Red Hat
Enterprise Linux (RHEL) system 5.11 with Python 2.4.3. The goal
is to convert existing ListProc mailing lists to Mailman without
having to change the addresses for the lists. I've done a
similar conversion in the past many years ago
I'm going to be doing a new Mailman installation on a Red Hat
Enterprise Linux (RHEL) system 5.11 with Python 2.4.3. The goal
is to convert existing ListProc mailing lists to Mailman without
having to change the addresses for the lists. I've done a
similar conversion in the past many years
On 03/02/2015 03:43 AM, Ulf Dunkel wrote:
On one of the lists, I frequently get admin messages to accept messages
to the list, sent by non-members. But when I check them, their email
addresses are definitely in the list.
I'd like a bit more information.
When you go to the admindb summary
On 3/2/2015 3:43 AM, Ulf Dunkel wrote:
On one of the lists, I frequently get admin messages to accept messages
to the list, sent by non-members. But when I check them, their email
addresses are definitely in the list.
I've seen similar- check both the sender and envelope addresses in the
On 03/02/2015 07:24 AM, bill.co...@unh.edu wrote:
I'm going to be migrating about 400 lists with 25K subscribers
from ListProc to Mailman. I'm looking for whatever tools I can
find to aid in the conversion process. Of particular concern is
the creation of the replacement list in Mailman with
On 03/02/2015 08:22 AM, bill.co...@unh.edu wrote:
My question is, are there any quirks or gotchas that I should be
aware of in going from the old RHEL/Python platform to the new
one? Is there anything I can do on the old system now that will
make migration to the new platform easier? For
On 3/2/2015 9:53 AM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
On 03/02/2015 08:22 AM, bill.co...@unh.edu wrote:
My question is, are there any quirks or gotchas that I should be
aware of in going from the old RHEL/Python platform to the new
one? Is there anything I can do on the old system now that will
make
A few years ago, we switched from ListProc to Mailman. We didn't have
as extensive a set of lists as do you however.
Remember that communications with the list owners is extremely important.
What we did was:
0. Have a firm timeframe to complete the change over.
1. Try to weed out as many
Mark Sapiro m...@msapiro.net recently posted, in part...
Are you installing Mailman 2.1.19 on the Red Hat system or
using whatever Red Hat rpm package that's available, and if the
latter, what is that? And, what Mailman will you be using on
the RHEL 7 system?
Well my original plan was to
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