Thanks for the pointer.
So I'm thinking about doing the " bin/config_list -i input_file test-list" to
define a custom pipeline for the lists that I'd like this archive only behavior.
I've created a file called "input_file" that contains the "GLOBAL_PIPELINE = ["
and ends with "'ToOutgoing', ]
Is there a way to configure a mail man distro so that when mail comes in from a
specific user, the mail is accepted and put into the archive but this mail does
not get sent to the actual distro?
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Is there a way to set a user's topics via a cli command?
I've written a script which processes all the mail sent to "list-xyz-request"
and automates subscription or unsubscribes to that list (in order to make both
the subscription and unsubscribe options open). It would seem easy enough to
So how does a subscribe become aware of the different topics available on a
list?
How does one configure a user's e-mail address to receive only messages which
match a topic?
Thanks
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I dumped out a list config and noticed at the bottom some config around
"topics". Some of the comments in the text suggests that a list subscriber can
"choose to only receive messages from the mailing list for a particular topic
bucket (or buckets)".
Is this saying then that there's a way f
Is there a way to dump all the members of all lists in a single command?
Something like "list_members -o - *" ? The output would be something like:
list-name email-address
etc.
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What functionality would I lose if I just changed the code that processed the
info being delivered to "list-xyz-request"? What if I changed, in /etc/alias,
"|mailman request list-xyz" to a "|my-code.pl list-xyz". This code would
simply determine if this was a subscribe or unsubscribe request,
Is there a way to configure mailman so that a user can e-mail unsubscribe to a
list but not need to perform a confirmation (or having to provide their pswd).
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All of the tests below where based on a user sending a mail with "subscribe" to
the mail distro [EMAIL PROTECTED] If I instead have the user send the
subscribe message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], they get added to the distro without
confirmation or approver interaction.
Ok, that's the behavior that
I've got a number of mail lists I'd like to run without requiring the user to
performan a confirmation or for the list-admin to approve. I've added to
"mm_cfg.py" the lines:
DEFAULT_SUBSCRIBE_POLICY = 0
ALLOW_OPEN_SUBSCRIBE = yes
and then stopped and restarted mailman. If I send a message wi
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