Hello,
I recently upgraded to the latest 2.X release of Mailman. Ever since, my
digest users have not been receiving their emails. Can't see anything in
the Mailman logfiles that indicates a problem. Is there a command to try
to manually send the digest, and if I can do so, where might I
I have a problem similar to the one posted by Doc Schneider a few days
ago, but I have not been able to fix things. I have this in logs/errors:
Oct 25 15:22:15 2005 (9353) Uncaught runner exception: ASCII encoding
error: ordinal not in range(128)
Oct 25 15:22:15 2005
Solved!
Kevin McCann wrote:
I have a problem similar to the one posted by Doc Schneider a few days
ago, but I have not been able to fix things. I have this in logs/errors:
Looking at this line was the clue
username = username.encode(Utils.GetCharSet(d['user_language']))
UnicodeError
Am I the only one who has received about 20 messages identical to the
one below? If not, is there a list admin for this list who can disable
her subscription?
Thanks,
Kevin
Kelly Conwell wrote:
How do I correct Too many recipients to the message in a mailing this, as
well as, see who the user
Rakshika Bhana wrote:
Hi
We have recently migrated some of our lists from Lyris to Mailman
but are experiencing problems with importing archives.
We have managed to export the archives but when the archives are
imported they appear without any visible thread. The archives of new
lists that
Paul H Byerly wrote:
Bottom line, I can understand that there was a time when reply to
author made sense for a lot of lists, but I don't think that is the
case anymore.
Hi Paul,
I feel that it really depends on the nature of the list - the purpose,
the participants, the number of
For my Mailman server, I wrote a script to extract the mailman alias
entries and merge them with my master aliases file. I run this from
cron every 10 minutes. Usually, by the time the list owner gets done
fiddling with the config for his new list, the alias file entries have
already been
Hi
We have just installed Mailman and are in the process of testing the
system. Part of
our migration from Lyris to Mailman involves the moving over of approx. 70
lists to
Mailman. These are are classified as open, closed, moderated, unmoderated
etc.
Some of these lists have their own list
On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 09:13, Jon Carnes wrote:
It is really a shame that they are not included in the original Source
Code. I think in our last straw poll of the users, the consensus of the
group was overwhelmingly in favor of rolling your code into the Source.
I imagine that Barry has not
FWIW,I experience the same problem as jsmith and my preferred language
setting is US English. I'm at mm 2.1.2, sendmail, RH 8.0). I have had to
configure my lists to have no footers in outgoing mail. Otherwise,
incoming messages with HTML cause the footer to be appended as an
attachment in the
Isn't the solution to just insert the footer as a plain text message
part before sending? Something like:
--_=_NextPart_000_0149566.27838596
Content-Type: text/plain;
charset=iso-8859-1
Here's my groovy footer
The HTML content is in it's own message section, separated by a
Thanks, Ben. I had initially been thinking this was strictly an Outlook
problem, too. But I became skeptical as I realised that there are still two
big questions:
1) Why do these same Outlook clients not have problems receiving
attachment-less messages with footers from other MLMs such as Lyris?
On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 10:30, Angel Gabriel wrote:
I remember reading somewhere that mailman can operate with a MySQL
backend? If that is so, they it should be possible to develop a diffrent
front end, to interface with users, add users to mailman etc etc.
Is there any truth to this??
If
Been there, done that! (thank you, though)
Sympa showed promise on paper (specifically, the comparison paper
available on the Sympa site) but it just didn't work out. I couldn't get
the bloody thing installed on RedHat 8.0, despite working with one of
the developers to try to get it happening. I
On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 13:10, Jonathan Knight wrote:
I chose mailman because it didn't have any complex database backends. The
reason is because I run mailman as a mission critical service for Keele
University and so I want the least amount of software and technology to do
the job.
snip
, you name it. I just need to
know whether I can *usually* depend on Message-Id: retention. If not, I
guess I can create my own header like X-Msg-ID:, but I'd prefer not to.
Any advice?
Thanks,
Kevin McCann
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Mailman-Users mailing list
I wrote:
If not, I guess I can create my own header like X-Msg-ID:, but I'd prefer
not to
Actually, I can't do this. I need to use Message-ID: so that I can test
In-Reply-To: and References: in subsequent email replies.
- Kevin
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At 03:09 PM 04/07/01 -0400, Forrest Aldrich wrote:
Has anyone hacked WWWThreads (for example) to accept messages from
Mailman? That would be very useful.
I have hacked the PHPBB forum software to work with Mailman. When a user
sends a message to a Mailman list a script intercepts the message
At 09:53 AM 2001/04/23 +0200, you wrote:
Hi,
I need to know how to go about this! I currently have a List server running
Lyris, but I have made the decision to move to Mailman.
I have an successful mailman v2.02 server running on a Redhat server.
Pieter,
I responded to this same question in
At 11:32 AM 2001/04/03 -0400, Jason wrote:
On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, Bob Puff@NLE wrote:
See http://nleaudio.com/bnotes/mailman.htm
I'm trying out Bob's unsub script on my Redhat system and haven't been
able to get it working. Any idea why it would be returning this error?
- Transcript
Mitchell,
There are a few steps to do what you want. Maybe there are better ways, but
I use the "sudo" program to allow the web user ("nobody" on most systems)
to issue the "newlist" mailman command as root. It also allows "nobody" to
append to /etc/aliases and issue the "newaliases" command.
At 01:18 PM 2001/03/28 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We need to devide culture... yours too...
Please accept it, connecting you to www.humanahom.com
I don't really want to belabor the spam argument, but I really have to side
with JC Dill and Chuck. Yes, I can press the delete button but it
Hi,
Does anyone on the list know of an RFC or, better yet, an "official"
algorithm to use for the creation of a message's Message-ID: header value?
I'm gating web forums to Mailman lists and need to generate Message-IDs for
messages created via the web interface. I need to insert the ID in a
At 12:02 AM 2001/03/08 -0600, gary pickens wrote:
Hello,
On some of my archive lists I am getting the following text:
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Enrique_De_La_Pe=F1a_and_Jos=E9_Urrea's_Diaries?=
Hi Gary,
Accented characters in the Subject and From: headers get MIME-encoded. If
you see ?Q?, it's
At 03:38 PM 2001/02/14 +0200, Pieter Boshoff wrote:
Hi,
I would like to know if there are anybody how have successfully migrated
Lyris to Mailman?
Pieter,
I was able to move a list over from Lyris to Mailman but there was a
problem with processing the exported archive file (created using the
if the .mbox file was created on a
different system (eg To: headers would have [EMAIL PROTECTED]
instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED])? Or does the problem lie elsewhere?
I have checked ownership and file permissions on the imported .mbox file -
that's fine.
Thanks in adva
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