[Mailman-Users] Move systems (UNCLASSIFIED)

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE I have mailman with postfix running on a 32-bit RHEL 5 system. I need to move it to a new 64-bit system. Is there a way to do so without losing the data, configurations, etc I already have? I have some Linux experience, but this my first foray into

Re: [Mailman-Users] Restricting access to the create list web page(sorted)

On Sat, 2003-01-25 at 12:22, Mark C wrote: This has now been sorted, Thanks to Tokio Kikuchi Mark -- Eagles may soar.. But weasels don't get sucked into jet engines... -- Mailman-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.pytho

[Mailman-Users] Restricting access to the create list web page

Hi, I have just upgraded to Mailman 2.1 and all my previous problems have now vanished and its working prefectly (only taken a week of constant searching and brain bashing) I have just noticed (maybe I never realised before), but there is a web page that will allow list admins to create a new l

Re: [Mailman-Users] Help with sending HTML mail and using externalweblinks for images

Barry A. Warsaw wrote: This isn't really a Mailman issue, At least some actually tried to help me, as any this else I have posted that *IS* mailman related, I never got a reply. other than to configure the list to pass the MIME content you want to pass through. I'm sure there's some MIME goo

Re: [Mailman-Users] Help with sending HTML mail and using externalweblinks for images

Jon Carnes wrote: Yes. Marketing folks do it all the time. If you want a live example of an email that does this, just open up some spam from your mailbox and peruse the source/content of the email. But this does sound silly, how would I put that link into the html? As I presuem the only way to

[Mailman-Users] Help with sending HTML mail and using external weblinks for images

Hi, I'm wishing to send out a newletter once a month to several people in HTML, and rather than put the image directly in the email (to save bandwidth), it it possable to link it in with the email, so when they read it, it downloads it from the website (this will be a special directory on the

[Mailman-Users] re subscribers not getting welcome email

Hi, I have managed to so far sucessfully setup mailman on a private test network. I subscribed a few test users and, that worked no problem, each got a request email and a confirmation email. I then went to the web interface and unsubscribed them, and again I got a goodbye email. I then tested

[Mailman-Users] Back tracking subscribers confirmations

Hi, I'm about to install mailman for a friend of mine, basically he runs a motivation company (yes the one that employers send their staff onto to try to get them to enjoy and be motivated in their £4.50 an hour telesales job). Basically he wishes send mails out informing subscribers of new deal