I've noticed that on several Mailman lists I'm running, subject lines
sometimes get chopped after commas or semicolons. This doesn't
always happen, though. It's not just a matter of things being
chopped after the 78-or-so chars, either. Sometimes, it's after a single word.
Below are example
y is why it was considered an unknown list).
I got it to work after you inspired me to look more closely at the URIs
that Mailman uses.
Many thanks!
Mike
At 04:35 PM 12/20/2004, you wrote:
Mike Ewall wrote:
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>I tried out the wget method mentioned below, but it doesn't seem to work
>for me e
an config files?
Mike
At 09:36 PM 12/18/2004, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Mike Ewall wrote:
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>Perhaps someone can answer another point of frustration I have with Mailman.
>
>The software doesn't seem to allow people to subscribe without being
>subject to confirmation or approval.
>
I just joined this list. I'm glad to see such responsiveness (much better
than the "listowner" list was).
Perhaps someone can answer another point of frustration I have with Mailman.
The software doesn't seem to allow people to subscribe without being
subject to confirmation or approval.
Is th
So have you tried preceeding your lines with whitespace?
Yes, that works perfectly.
Awfully strange "feature" though...
Thank you!
Mike
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Is there any solution to the problem with mailman ignoring line breaks in
welcome messages?
If I place the following in a welcome message...
My Name, List Manager
My Phone Number
My Email
My Website
...it comes out looking like this when emailed to new subscribers:
My Name, List Manager My Phone
Hi there,
I'm running a bunch of Listproc lists and I'm looking for a decent program
to archive the lists on a website. Can Mailman be used this way or do the
archives work only for Mailman lists?
Mike
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