Mark Sapiro wrote:
You need to first clean your .mbox files with Mailman's bin/cleanarch
or some other process to escape the "From " lines that aren't message
separators.
ah thanks, that will hopefully do the trick.
however, this leaves me with one remaining problem:
rebuilding the archives
Mark Sapiro wrote:
IEM - network operating center (IOhannes m zmoelnig) wrote:
a user of one of my mailinglists noted that the thread-view of my
mailing-list archives has become weird in the last months: basically new
threads are sometimes subthreads of unrelated threads.
while there is always
hi.
i recently upgraded my mailing list server from debian etch to lenny,
which included an upgrade from mailman 2.1.9 to 2.1.11;
due to some local hackery this somewhat broke my mailing list archives
(the hackery only makes monthly archives available as e.g. 2009-03
rather than 2009-March o
hi.
a user of one of my mailinglists noted that the thread-view of my
mailing-list archives has become weird in the last months: basically new
threads are sometimes subthreads of unrelated threads.
while there is always the chance, that users will just hijack a thread,
i am pretty sure that th
Barry Warsaw wrote:
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The core question is whether /someone/ should be able to (easily) set
the List-ID, and I think we agree the answer to that is "yes". You
state that command-line configuration would be fine for MM2, and I agree
with that too. :) I sti
Mark Sapiro wrote:
The only solution that doesn't involve hacking code is to not change
the host_name of the list, but since the host_name is the domain that
is exposed in all list email addresses, that is clearly not a
practical solution.
are there any plans to allow an administrator to set th
hi all.
after moving a mailinglist from one domain to another, i was wondering
how i can keep the old List-ID (according to RFC2919 the List-ID (or the
address-part therein) should not change, even if the list-address changes)
i have found an open bug-report regarding this:
https://bugs.launc
hi all.
i have setup mailman, that it automatically discards emails that have a
spam-level (assigned by spamassassin) above a certain threshold.
this works very nicely.
however, the bounce-adress ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) of my mailing-lists
gets spammed too, and those mails are forwarded to the adm
hi.
some members of my lists keep bouncing and Mailman does not catch these
bounces, so they are forwarded to me (the listadmin)
some of these members are just over-quota.
now i'd like to disable these bouncing adresses (which i can do by
simple activating the "nomail" flag)
however, i would
hi.
is this the correct place to ask "feature requests" (i didn't dare to go
directly to mailman-dev)
my problem is: monthly Mailman archives are ina format like "2003-February"
since my lists are rather international (and because of migration
issues) my archives are (or: should be) in the forma
es
PS: here is my mail again, in case anybody has lost it ;-)
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
> hi list!
>
> my problem is such:
> i want to set up a list with several sub-lists,
> for example:
> "mylist" (parent)
> "mylist-dev" (child)
> "mylist-anno
scribed to both lists (i think this has been discussed on this list
before with the conclusio, that someone's patch didn't make it into
mailman-2.1 but i have lost those mails...)
is this possible ?
i am currently using mailman-2.0.9-1 on a debian/woody system.
mfg.csa.r
IOhannes m zmo
Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
>>Unfortunately, I cannot get the Mailman script to
>>accept incoming messages and distribute them... Messages are returned
>>with the statment "user unknown" for messages sent to the listserv,
>>just as though I had sent a message to the
hi !
is there a possibility to get other default names for the arcvhiving
directories (in the forthcoming release of mailman) ?
if i choose to archive monthly (which is great for the list i am
administrating) i will get archive names like "2002-March".
I would prefer "2002-03".
is there a poss
Nick Cockinos wrote:
> Hi,
> Thnaks to those who helped eralier. Your suggestions helped get the list owner
> aliases into the /etc/aliases file.
>
> I'm still having trouble understanding this though. When I create a list
> (./newlist -o /etc/aliases new_list) aliases ar created as follows:
>
Nick wrote:
> Hi,
> I've installed Mailman on a debian system running postfix. I can add
> newlists, and subscribe but when i go to confirm my subscription I get a
> user not found (listname-request). I have created several lists but none of
> the create the necessary users although the script ind
hi !
I just have set up several lists with the mailman.
easy task! great !
but:
how can i (the administrator) unsubscribe "unwanted" users ?
there does not seem to be an interface for such a task.
am i missing something obvious ???
mfg.as.raas
IOhannes
Hi !
I am a complete novice to Mailman and trying to upgrade the lists we are
running from smail to Mailman.
If this question was asked and answered before, i am sorry.
(Anyhow, Mailman-archives are not searchable, so it is not entirely my
fault)
I am running Debian/GNU Linux (woody) with Mail
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