All of my members have the hide bit set, so doing a who returns no
members. As private_roster is list admin only, this obviously was
unnecessary.
So, two questions:
1 - How can I unhide everyone?
2 - What do I change to make new members not hidden?
Is there a way to obtain subscribe/unsubscribe statistics, i.e. How many
have occurred within a given period?
I do not need or want notification of every subscribe and unsubscribe, but
it would be nice to know some stats.
admin_notify_mchanges is off
Thank you. That worked perfectly!
On 10/7/08 9:05 AM, Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Edward Salm, PhD wrote:
So, two questions:
1 - How can I unhide everyone?
Since you don't have command line access you need to do this through
the web. Use the script at
http://www.msapiro.net
=3d is the escape code for a =. That is direct HTML as translated.
Regular HTML was used, so that part you were incorrect.
However...
You were right on the money about the footer! Wow, that did it. Thank you.
What do you mean full personalization? I don't know what you are referring
to?
On
logs say about that user? Did the bounce register? Not
all hard or soft bounces can be determined. I actually scan my mail logs
for hard bounces and delete them even faster than Mailman would.
- Original Message -
From: Edward Salm, PhD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: mailman-users@python.org
The email programs that sent the mail both Apple Mail and Thunderbird, so it
appears that Microsoft is not the only culprit. I would have assumed
(perhaps incorrectly) that Thunderbird uses standards.
I have just contacted my webhost, hostforweb.com, regarding the
Personalization option, as well
.
Again, thanks for your patience and diligence.
--
Edward Salm, PhD
Lambda Enterprises
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.LambdaEnt.com
213 483 4800
[Personhole] is not an acceptable de-sexed word.
-- Shirley Dean, councilperson, Berkeley (CA) City Council, explaining why
the Council changed the wording
I am creating an annual, announce-only list with over 1300 members. This is
for a once-a-year community event where people have asked/signed up to be
informed. Many of the email addresses were collected at the previous event
one year ago (or more), and I expect many to be no longer effective.
I
I have an email blast that I contains tables and other HTML code. I sent the
same message directly to my email account, and also through mailman. When
sent directly, it is just fine; when sent via Mailman it is not.
Mailman is changing something which is breaking the code. I cannot figure
out
bounce_score_threshold = 1.0
bounce_you_are_disabled_warnings = 0
It's been 24 hours and the bogus user is still there.
On 10/4/08 3:04 PM, Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Edward Salm, PhD wrote:
Do you mean that setting bounce_you_are_disabled_warnings to 0 should do the
trick
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