Somewhat obliquely related to the installation of a spam filter, how would
I go about integrating a filter to reject messages addressed to a
supported list wherein the number of quoted lines (as indicated by a ">"
in the first column) exceeded either an absolute maximum value or a
percentage of th
On Tue, 2 Jul 2002, ~ Kyle Nash ~ wrote:
> One of the list hosts I'm on has the following statement at the very
> top of the "Subscribers" list :
>
>(1 private member not shown)
>
> What exactly does that mean, and how does one become a "private member"?
It means
On Tue, 25 Jun 2002, Irene Sakellarakis wrote:
> We're looking into using Mailman to replace our current Majordomo setup.
> We're running into a problem with respect to pipermail, however. We have
> extensive archives under a hacked hypermail format.
>
> We need to keep all our archives together,
On Tue, 25 Jun 2002, Emily Bohigian wrote:
> I am on the market for a new listserv service and I had a few questions I
> could not find answers to in the website:
>
> Is Mailman accessible from email?
> How does a user unsubscribe from email?
Yes, if you send a "HELP" message to -req
I recently had to rebuild a mailing list from scratch when I neglected to
resize some virtual storage prior to trying to import 6 year's worth of
old archives. I was able to salvage a little under 90% of the existing
subscriptions and the archives are still there although I'm going to have
to use
On Mon, 24 Jun 2002, Jin Zhang wrote:
> Hi, is there any way to import multiple email addresses into a Mailman
> mailing list? I have a list of email addresses in an Access database
> and want to know if I can import them in a batch instead of entering
> them one per line through web GUI.
Yes,
On Mon, 24 Jun 2002, Chad Rebuck wrote:
> I chose to use stripmime: http://www.phred.org/~alex/stripmime.html.
> There are some aol 6.0 users that post the list I host and I see =20 at
> the end of the lines in the pipermail archive. Maybe this would be
> handled better with another tool? Those
OK, I tried arch to import my old procmail archives. From
/usr/lib/mailman/bin, I used...
./arch
...where was a local copy of one of the old archives containing
message from back in 1999. Instead of importing them correctly, it only
seemed to bloat the size of the May-2002 archive without inc
On Sat, 8 Jun 2002, Bob Stout wrote:
> I have a slew of old Procmail archives covering a number of years. I'd
> like to import them into Mailman. I checked the FAQ and couldn't find
> anything about it. Anyone?
Perhaps this would have made more sense if I'd said I was tr
On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Fredrik Jonson wrote:
> I am trying to set up mailman on debian woody and am interested in using
> mimefilter to remove unwanted attachments.
>
> Now, I am a bit confused. The documentation of mimefilter almost
> exclusively mentions smartlist, the Mailman FAQ[0] mentions mim
I can't seem to find out how the administrator can boot (unsubscribe) a
user without his/her password.
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MicroFirm: Down to the C in chips...
Home of the SNIPPETS archives and the
DIY Loudspeaker Driver Selection Guide (LDSG):
http
On Sat, 8 Jun 2002, Jon Carnes wrote:
> Web Admin, go to the Privacy section. Happy reading.
Sheesh, do I feel like an idiot - especailly since I looked through there
twice and totally overlooked it! :-(
Thanks for your kind an patient answer to an idiotic question!
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All seemed to be working OK, when someone mentioned that they's sent mail
from an unsubscribed account and it got posted to the list. I checked the
management options, but could find a setting to specify wither this is a
public, private, or closed list. Where should I be looking for this?
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I have a slew of old Procmail archives covering a number of years. I'd
like to import them into Mailman. I checked the FAQ and couldn't find
anything about it. Anyone?
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MicroFirm: Down to the C in chips...
Home of the SNIPPETS archiv
Has anyone done any work on searchable archive, preferably with a web
interface?
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MicroFirm: Down to the C in chips...
Home of the SNIPPETS archives and the
DIY Loudspeaker Driver Selection Guide (LDSG):
http://www.snippets.org/
According to the administration docs, if the list is in use and "Options
FollowSymLinks" is enabled, then users should be able to get to the
archives. Yet, everyone who tries gets the message, "You don't have
permission to access /pipermail/diyspeakers/ on this server." I checked
the file permissi
I have a few users without web access. I know there's some sort of email
interface to Mailman, but I haven't been able to locate any documentation
on it. Help anyone?
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MicroFirm: Down to the C in chips...
Home of the SNIPPETS archive
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MicroFirm: Down to the C in chips...
Home of the SNIPPETS archives and the
DIY Loudspeaker Driver Selection Guide (LDSG):
http://www.snippets.org/
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