> I have 2 outstanding questions about mailman configuration options:
>
> 1) Does mailman have a configuration setting such that everyone who is
> subscribed to a list can post unmoderated, but email from a non-subscriber
> will be sent to a moderator for approval?
>
> Yes or No?
Yes
> To
>
> I'm just not sure. I mean, if it's that easy, why hasn't THIS LIST BEEN
> CONFIGURED TO DO JUST THAT?
>
>
> How do I know you aren't misleading me? If it's that easy, certainly this
> list would have been properly configured.
Will you grow up, JC?
Is it possible that it's not so
There isn't one, but it looks to me like you can add a "port=1119" to
the couple of places that do "nntplib.NNTP()" calls.
Or, better yet, add something like
NNTP_PORT_NUM = 1119
to mm_cfg.py, and then add "port=mm_cfg.NNTP_PORT_NUM" to those calls
instead.
Noel Koethe wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I guess it depends on what list server background you have. If you're
> familiar with listserv and it's relatives that have nomail, this makes
> sense. If you're coming from majordomo or have no real mlist experience, I
> think it's confusing. And I'm not sure if it really buys you much (and
>
The cron job should be running as user mailman, and user mailman's primary
group should be mailman, so it should have access to those files,
since they're group-mailman-writable.
Changing ownership is normal; that's why everything is done with
group permissions.
> Hi all.
>
> I am running mailm
> There is nothing strange about it.. and I dont get errors from other jobs
>
>
> # crontab -l -u mailman | grep -v "#"
>
> 0 17 * * * /usr/bin/python /usr/local/mailman/cron/checkdbs
> 0 12 * * * /usr/bin/python /usr/local/mailman/cron/senddigests
> 0 5 1 * * /usr/bin/python /usr/local/mailm
Bill Bradford wrote:
> Did crypt() or something change in Python 2.1? I'd been running
> 2.0 / MailMan 2.0.3 before. Most of these lists have existed
> since the pre-Mailman 2.0 days..
Maybe your old Python included crypt() and the new one doesn't, in
which case it's trying to fall back to m
log in using the site password (or have the site owner do it).
> Any suggestion on how to hard-reset a list admin password?
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It seems to me that changing the permissions on the files you want
to prevent access to anyone other than group mailman would be
sufficient, no? Unless the process of adding to the files
automatically resets the permissions, in which case it's probably
the umask on the process creating them tha
> Good Morning,
>
> I recently started trying to figure out the site-wide SPAM handling
> in SpamDetect.py and I have a few questions.
>
> First, it appears that I got the header SPAM prevention done correctly.
> Unfortunately I can't get the message body SPAM prevention done
> correc
> Dan Mick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said something that sounded like:
> > > First, it appears that I got the header SPAM prevention done correctly.
> > > Unfortunately I can't get the message body SPAM prevention done
> > > correctly. If I have somethi
> I am running Mailman with Postfix. Attached, is a segment of my syslog
> file when I try to email to the Mailman server.
>
> Any thoughts?
Yes, but let's play a game first.
What do you think "unknown user: "test-request" might mean?
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So of course the "members-only" thing bounced two of my messages
today, that actually had content in them, because I've been subscribed
for long enough that my outgoing mail address changed (because
of sysadmin addr-rewrite changes here at Sun, not because I
changed location or uid or anything).
> 1) Is there a way to extract only the members that are not set to nomail?
>I want to exclude people who are set to nomail because of choice or
>because of bouncing email.
You could hack this bin/withlist script, which finds the "nomail"
members:
import sys
import Mailman.mm_cfg
def n
Tanya Brethour wrote:
>
> Quick question:
>
> I am converting to use the mhonarc archiver instead of the builtin mailman
> archiver because of the MIME attachment issue. I was curious how people
> integrate the two.
>
> Do you turn off archiving in mailman?
> Do you just run a cron job to upd
> When Mailman sets a user's 'nomail' option, there is no way that
> user would know, except for realizing after the fact that they're no
> longer receiving mail. Is there any sort of mechanism (even third
> party) that can periodically probe those that have 'nomail' set? Maybe
> once every
> After some review of the list archives I do not find an answer to what I
> think will be a pretty simple question.
>
> How do I make backups of my lists? What files are critical?
Everything under "lists" should do most of the job. If you need
archives too, then "archives". I'd probably al
> For some reason, the config.db file of the list previously in question keeps
> being set to an ownership of 'nobody'. help?
The web server writes it. This is not a problem, because it's owned
by group mailman, and write permissions are granted to group mailman.
-
Apparently you didn't read what I said.
> -rw-rw1 nobody mail16875 May 8 18:16
> /home/mailman/lists/thelist/config.db
is not group mailman. That would be the problem, and I have to believe
that check_perms would find it, too.
> > The web server writes it. This is not a pro
> Check_perms fails to find it, and it's turning into a major problem.
Doublecheck your version of check_perms; the code is there, and it
works, in 2.0.5. Are you running check_perms from the installed
bin/ directory as the instructions and about a billion posts on this
list say?
> What (exac
> > check_perms should be finding all this; you need to find out what's going
> > wrong with check_perms.
>
> I tested with changing permissions/ownerships around on a few things
> to see what check_perms would and would not catch, and found an
> something interesting: Check_perms wants to set
> After further reading I've come to the conclusion that this notion that
> making the List-* headers optional will inhibit their adoption is a red
> herring. A number of MUAs already have, or said they will, implement
> support for these headers including Eudora.
So you have no problem. So wh
You interrupted it while it was waiting for the list lock.
If it seems to be waiting a *long* time (like more than 5 minutes,
say) maybe you have a stale lock. Check ~mailman/locks, and check to
see that the processes that got them (their PID is in the filename)
are gone or not; if they're gone,
Is there a question here? I can't find a problem description or
question in your mail.
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> My crontab entries was wrong, DOH
>
> BUT, there is still a problem, messages only get send when crontab runs
> /mailman/cron/qrunner
>
> This cannot be right??
I suggest reading the comment at the top of qrunner. In fact, I
suggest everyone do this, right now.
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> MAILMAN_GRPNAME = grp.getgrgid(MAILMAN_GID)[0]
> TypeError: illegal argument type for built-in operation.
Gee, doesn't this just scream to you that you should check the value
of MAILMAN_GID?
It sure does to me, using nothing more than English punctuation
skills...
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> To the best of my knowledge, Mailman is a Linux program. That means your
> operating system has to be Linux, or at least based upon Linux, or at least be
> able to pass for Linux in a dark alley on a moonless night.
Ah, I love the New World...
What you mean is 'Unix'.
-
> How can you do more than that? ;)
Well, I think we ought to call the product something with the word
"Mail" in it, so people know that it's about email.
And the mailing lists should be named something with "mail" in
the name, too.
Sarcastic-to-within-an-inch-of-everyone's-life-ly yours...
> NAME-OF-THE-LIST@
>
> is not the same as
>
> name-of-the-list@
>
> People will use both-
Not if one doesn't work, they won't.
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> I am trying to list all users from a list that has the option nomail enabled.
Does anybody knows how can i perform this task?
Use this with bin/withlist:
import sys
import Mailman.mm_cfg
def nomail(list):
for member in list.members.keys():
try:
if list.user_options[member
> I am just new with Mailman,
Then I hope you've paged through every single option on the mailing
list administration webpage so you know what's there. If you had,
you'd know the answer to this question:
> so please bear with me. My question is this: if
> someone is sending a message that req
Nigel Kersten wrote:
> (in the smtp file)
>
> All recipients refused: (61, 'Connection refused')
>
> (in the smtp-failure file)
>
> (1620) -1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (ignore)
>
> I did have this all working, and buggered if I know what has gone wrong...
Have you checked the obvious other place,
> > Is there a way to export the addresses?
>
> ~/bin/remove_members
Actually, ~/bin/list_members
but really folks, take a look at the bin/ directory,
there's useful stuff there.
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> You're not using Solaris, are you? We used to use Solaris 2.6 for our
> main web server, and every so often the cron daemon would just die.
> That screwed up a lot of things, including Mailman.
>
> I think that syslogd also died occasionally.
>
> More quality bug-ware from Sun...
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Logfile :
> " ** [EMAIL PROTECTED] D=list_request_director
> T=list_request_transport: Child process of list_request_transport transport
> returned 2 from command: /home/mailman/mail/wrapper "
There's almost certainly a corresponding error in ~mailman/logs/error
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> Just to get ahead of the game, I didn't write it. :)
Didn't say you did.
> >And this doesn't mention crontabs?
> >
>
> I think they just included the core things to get it up and running
but you have to have cron running to get Mailman up and running,
that's the point. It's required f
> * Run /var/mailman/bin/mmsitepass
> to set the mailman administrator password.
> * Edit /var/mailman/Mailman/mm_cfg.py
> to customize mailman's configuration for your site.
> * Modify the sendmail configuration to ensure that it is running and
> accepting connections from the outside worl
> I'm in the bin directory and I type
>
> python -S rmlist
>
> which returned
>
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "rmlist", line 44, in ?
> from Mailman import mm_cfg
> ImportError: No module named Mailman
>
> What am I missing here?
run it from ~mailman
One can do a very small amount of hacking to Mailman/Handlers/SpamDetect.py
and accomplish the "drop without further notice" action. It's
been useful for spammers for me.
Basically, you just add to the list in the file; the comments
are pretty readable; take a look and see what you think.
> Hi
It's already in 2.1
> It may have been discussed in the past, but wouldn't it also be a neat
> idea to include this feature on the web interface?
> > ~/bin/remove_members
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> > "JC" == Jon Carnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> JC> Looking into dumping that implicit mail instead of letting it
> JC> pile up it seems a bit more complex than editing the
> JC> SpamDetect.py module.
>
> FWIW I have plans to add something like this to Mailman, but I'm no
Did you install misc/email.*gz first, like the instructions say to?
Mailman 2.1 now requires the "email" package, which comes as part
of Python 2.2. If you are running an older version of Python,
then you need to install the standalone email package by doing the
following steps:
Greg Ward wrote:
>
> On 26 October 2001, Jeffrey M. Kenton said:
> > 1. Is there a way to backup the list information, including addresses
> > and list configurations?
> >
> > 2. Is there a way to restore the configuration (list members, list
> > setups etc.)?
> >
> > If it is as easy as tar'in
The directories have to be set with g+s, and your OS has to
respect that (i.e. new files created in such directories
need to inherit the group ownership of the parent dir).
I suspect that those of you having problems are either
missing a g+s bit somewhere or have an OS that doesn't
implement this
> On Mon, 2001-10-29 at 15:32, J C Lawrence wrote:
> > Restoring a dumpdb file is a bit of a pain as you end up having to
> > wrap it in a bit of python that mays it look like an object and
> > marshalling that to disk. Not a big pain to be sure, but more pain
> > than you get with configdb. Us
> Has anyone know if there is any chance the mailman web archives will ever
> understand mime?
Experimental pre-features are available in 2.1 now. It's a long
way from polished, but the ideas are interesting. Go browse
Sourceforge CVS for Scrubber.py if you're interested.
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Your footer probably has a "%C" (where C is some format character)
in it that you didn't intend. Use config_list to dump the footer
text and post it.
> The ~/mailman/logs/error file is too big because the data:
>
> Oct 30 08:10:00 2001 (11866) Delivery exception: not enough
> arguments for fo
I don't understand this discussion.
/mailman/listinfo/ is indeed the default "list of
known advertised lists". It's constructed on the fly by Mailman
and should include every list that 1) matches and 2) is
advertised as "public".
> ah so.
>
> understood...
>
> So.. there's no way, from withi
ng up when I run http://www.mysql.org/mailman/listinfo
>
> They are meant to be advertised lists yet they're not showing up.
>
> J.
>
> On Thu, 1
> Nov
> 2001, Dan Mick wrote:
>
> > I don't understand this discussion.
> >
> > /mailman/l
> I'm a longtime Smartlist admin who's migrating to Mailman 2.0.6 and I've
> got a few questions regarding features:
>
> I have several legitimate 'non-opt-out' type of lists; Ie: our department
> wants to make sure that *every* faculty member is given a certain message,
> so we use a smartlist
> A second test message was sent. Reconfiguring with daemon (GID 1)
> took care of the error message, but now Mailman won't respond to
> e-mail. A message sent to the list (or to [list-request] seems to be
> handed off to mail/wrapper correctly:
>
> Oct 31 22:24:17 straylight sendmail[60410
.pyo
> spine[root] /home/mailman/cron>
>
>
> -Steve
>
>
> On Thu, 8 Nov 2001, Dan Mick wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Steve Dinn wrote:
> > >
> > > Can someone run down the steps required to have the downloadable version
> > > o
> % bin/list_members mylist
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "bin/list_members", line 59, in ?
> from Mailman import MailList
> ImportError: No module named Mailman
>
> Anyone have any ideas what I have wrecked?
1) are you in the $prefix directory when you execute this?
2) is t
> I just loaded 10,000 email address into a new list and a bunch (200+)
> bounced because it looks like their email address got truncated at 30
> characters. Is this a default setting? Can it be changed? I looked
> through the admin interface and couldn't find anything related...
I'm not awar
> While I'm posting... Is there some way to automatically discard posts that
> need to be approved by the admin? No one will ever be able to post to this
> list who isn't approved...
Not without hackery. I've done such hackery, but it takes a little
Python boilerplating.
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> On 08 November 2001, Dan Mick said:
> > Your Python has to have the 'gzip' module installed, which not all do.
>
> Don't you mean "zlib"?
The import is for the module named 'gzip'. When
> Once again I will plug my favourite network debugging tool: Ethereal, a
> fantastic GUI packet-tracing tool.
...and of course there are many other packet-tracing tools if you
don't happen to have Ethereal that accomplish the same thing:
etherfind, tcpdump, snoop just to name a few.
One of t
Although the display on the web page may show only an excerpt,
when you approve you approve the entire message. You can change
how much text appears on the web page independently.
> Hi Mailman people,
>
> I have never used our Mailman before, and I'm the sort of asst. admin
> person for it. My
I participate on the fringes of Open Source, so perhaps
someone here can clue me in. Please respond privately
so as not to pollute Mailman-Users overmuch:
Why do all the '-config' tools (gtk-config et. al.) seem to
refuse to include -R options in their "libraries" output to
set the dynamic runti
> Now, the install directions say:
>
> - Add a new user called `mailman'. Typically this is added to
> your /etc/passwd file. If username `mailman' is already in use,
> choose something else unique and see the --with-ownername flag
> below.
>
> - Add a new group cal
> I've tried this with a couple lists, and it does NOT seem to work - still get
the 30 members, no matter what you set that value in Defaults.py (or mm.cfg.py)
to.
>
Did you see my answer to this?
Defaults value is for new lists; it's stored in a list variable
at list-create time.
> "Barry A. Warsaw" wrote:
> >
> > > "B" == Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > B> So how do you change it for a list already created? Export the
> > B> config file, mess with it, then re-import?
> >
> > Make bin/withlist your best friend! :)
>
> Could you describe exactly h
What's between Mailman and your subscribers?
The MTA.
Whose logs should you be checking?
The MTA's.
"Connection timed out" sounds a lot like there *isn't* an MTA
running. Are you sure there is?
Bill Horne wrote:
>
> Thanks for reading this. I've just installed Mailman 2.0.6 on Redhat
> Linu
Eric Engelhard wrote:
>
> I just installed mailman-2.0.5 on Mandrake 8.0 running apache 1.3.19 and
> postfix 20010228. The installation seemed to go well, but after using
> the newlist command to set up a test list, my email to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] bounced back with an "uknown user:"test"" messa
I bet the <> around the To: address is confusing MM.
> craver voun wrote:
>
> I still don't get it, this is the header of the sent message:
> Received: from [213.96.140.87] (helo=aragorn)
>by alexandria2.dnsnodes.com with smtp (Exim 3.20
> #1)
>id 15q
After the last round of fixes, I'm finding it pretty stable.
I would think it's a lot better at not dying on slower machines
(although I have a fast server again so it's not so bad).
I really like some of the new admin features (the 'search
for subscriber by RE' alone is nearly worth it to me).
It's a crontab entry, right?
> Is there?
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This, by the way, is explicitly and completely documented in
the files you should have read before installing Mailman, and
reread before asking the mailing list...
> THAT WAS IT... actually, one of my colleagues and I got together and
> figured it out.. but thanks a million Jon.. HUGELY helpful!
mimelib 0.6 doesn't really work; current CVS uses a site package
called 'email'. If you want to be that bleeding edge, I'd use
current CVS; it's more stable.
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to run a "make install" on 2.1a2 on a Redhat 7.1 box,
> but am running into an error before the 'make install' compl
What directory are you in when you run bin/check_perms?
> Hello. I installed Mailman on a RH7.1 box with the RPM from Rawhide
> (Mailman version 2.0.6). When I run check_perms, I'm getting the following
> error:
> Traceback (innermost last):
>File "bin/check_perms", line 50, in ?
> MA
> Dan Mick wrote:
>
> > It's a crontab entry, right?
>
> No. RTFM.
It's not, eh?
Then what do you call this, in crontab.in?
# 5 AM on the first of each month, mail out password reminders.
0 5 1 * * /usr/local/bin/python -S /usr/local/mailman/cron/mailpass
> > It's not, eh?
> >
> > Then what do you call this, in crontab.in?
> > # 5 AM on the first of each month, mail out password reminders.
> > 0 5 1 * * /usr/local/bin/python -S /usr/local/mailman/cron/mailpasswds
> >
> > "RTFM" indeed! Which M did you have in mind?
>
> THAT, is for *every si
> I am getting the following error:
> [Fri Oct 12 17:19:48 2001] [error] [client 207.17.248.136] script not found
> or unable to stat: /var/mailman/cgi-binadmin
> I have been through the INSTALL document several times. I don't know where I
> am going wrong. All of the permissions look right.
> Now, the mailman logs don't show anything. However the httpd error log
> shows the following output (below), which makes me think there is some kind
> of permission thing going on.
Yes, certainly. So surely the permissions on /usr/local/mailman/logs/error
are gonna be interesting, yes?
> > Does anyone if it is possible to have the messages displayed en another
> > languaje than English???
Version 2.1 (in alpha) already does:
Traditional Chinese
German
> I haven't been monitoring Mailman development for a while, so I'm a
> bit confused. It might be time to upgrade my installation, though..
>
> If I access the download pages of http://www.list.org, it says the
> current stable version of Mailman is 2.0.6 which is almost as new as
> the install
> First off, is there any additional documentation for the apps within
> $BASEDIR/bin, like list_move and such?
Many of the scripts are prefaced with a big comment; many of them
have a -h help screen; many of them are surprisingly readable,
even if you don't read Python. But I don't know of an
> > > "Below is the collection of publicly-advertised mailman mailing lists on
> > > domain2.com."
> >
> >Sensible; fixed in 2.1, too.
>
> 2.1 is still unstable for production use, correct?
Well, I'm using it for "production" (a smallish list with ~300 active
members). I'm pretty happy with i
J C Lawrence wrote:
>
> On Sun, 9 Dec 2001 15:08:51 -0500
> Jean-Philippe Boily <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > One of my client is using MailMan and he forgot his admin
> > password, is there a way to get it back ?
>
> Reset it with the site password.
...now FAQ 3.8
http://www.python.org
> I was all set to write up a faq entry for using procmail to filter mail
> before it hits mailman, but after I typed it in it asked for a password
> which I don't know.
The password is Mailman, which Barry posted here when he announced
the FAQ.
alex wetmore wrote:
>
> On 12 Dec 2001, Rodolfo Pilas wrote:
> > Is there are any way to have the passoword authentication under a secure
> > server (https) ??
> >
> > Can you give me some tip?
>
> Sure, you can configure apache-ssl to do this.
>
> What would be the point though? The list st
Well, or if what Shaun means is "mailman is installed, now I just need to move
the lists", copy over lists/ and archives/ and you should be mostly
there. Run bin/check_perms after, and if the home dir of mailman has
changed, use bin/move_list to update the list home path. That should
be about it
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py
just posted this FAQ yesterday.
> Hello,
>
> Is there a way to retrieve an administrative password from a mailing list?
>
> I lost it, can't remember it at all.
>
> Thanks
>
> Michel Côté
-
What do you mean "if I send mail to a list member"? Do you mean
"if I send mail to the list", or what you said?
> yes i do.
>
> i found the default crontab file and it is exactly as
> the source.
>
> the aliases file is perfect, i newaliases'd it and it
> works perfectly.
>
>
> --- Richard I
> Qmail, Mailman. I have 1376 mails in the queue, but Mailman's /qfiles
> directory only has about 4 messages in it, and they are being sent out
> pretty regularly. So, I am assuming that this is a non-deliverable or
> long-wait-deliverable problem.
It's a Qmail issue at least, if not a normal
> When I try to send it commands, I get this bounce message from Sendmail:
>
>- Transcript of session follows -
> Failure to exec script. WANTED gid 12, GOT gid 2. (Reconfigure to take
> 2?)
> 554 5.3.0 unknown mailer error 2
>
> I understand what's happening here, but my attempts
> Whoa... me thinks you're on to something, I'm running v2.08 which I upgraded
> a few days ago. when i run chec_db on that particular db I get :
>
>
> root@lists bin]# ./check_db ../lists/affiliates/config.db
> /home/mailman/lists/../lists/affiliates/config.db/config.db cannot be
> opened:
>
> When making ANY changes to ANY of the *.py files under mailman, you must
> delete the corresponding *.pyc (compiled py for faster processing
> through the python interpreter).
Not true; the interpreter compares the dates and regenerates the .pyc
if necessary. Without clock glitches, that sh
> On the mailman page, it states taht mailman 2.1 is still alpha. I would
> like to move to it. Is it worth my time or should I wait?
Well, I'm using it happily. It adds a lot.
Try it out at least on a test list.
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documentation is shady at best.)
> Dan Mick hit me over the head and suggested strace, so full strace output
> can be seen at:
>
> http://hank.org/images/mailman.txt
>
> This all started after a reboot one day. I've run make install from the
> distribution directory
__init__.py. Does it? (It can be empty, but it
> must exist).
>
> (The "import" documentation is shady at best.)
>
> > Dan Mick hit me over the head and suggested strace, so full strace output
> > can be seen at:
> >
> > http://hank.org/images/mailman.txt
&
> Hi!
> What can I do, if I lost my mailman list password?
> how can I change it?
FAQ 3.8 (http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py)
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> I
> would find it helpful if mailman distinguished addresses for users asking to
> go "no mail" and bouncing addresses mailman disabled.
Part of 2.1
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Mailman-Users maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/m
Patrick Aland wrote:
>
> has any work been done on a mass unsubscribe function?
>
> We have a couple lists of 1000+ members that are repopulated monthly and
> its a hassle to have them call me so I can do a remove_members on the
> list.
>
> We're running 2.0.1
So, first of all, you can use b
Use The FAQ
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq03.009.htp
> Hello everybody,
>
> I'm using Mailman version 2.0.5 and opposite Majordomo's behaviour I'm
> not able to save edited mail message when approve ;( During approval
> process I can't modify message; The message
You really need to read the instructions.
> Hey, thanks for the help. I can get to everything through apache now. But
> the links that it uses does not make sense. For example:
> http://readinks.info/mailman/listinfo/test ... listinfo is a file not a
> folder. I know I have access to it because i
Hint: it's not in a "file" per se; that information is part of the
MailList object, which is stored in the marshal 'config.db' in
the list data directory.
But surely you can change this with web commands. Figure out
what you want to change, and there's certainly going to be
a web admin interface
Email()
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >>> m.Save()
> >>>
> Unlocking (but not saving) list: jack
> Finalizing
> ---
>
> The next time I run the withlist script, the old values are still there.
>
> Anyone know how to get that value to s
> I hope you can help. we're using mailman for two lists for greyhound
> rescue and adoption. we would like to have the lists only accept plain
> text but we can't seem to make it work that way. there is an option to
> check for plain text in the membership options and everyone has that
>
> It would be nice to search the membership list for a text string, to
> find a particular bouncing member.
1) find_member does that from the command line
2) 2.1 has a feature like that on the web page (regexp, in fact)
> It would be nice to be able to download the mailing list.
You mean the
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