n "archiver"
gave me no clues as to its added functionality.
I'll check it out.
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r a few minutes, but turned up nothing.
Or rather, all I found related to web interfaces was the admin
interface.
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I which looked straightforward to
use, but I could never figure out the whole setup/authentication process,
and my pleas for assistance on the (I think appropriate) Google help forum,
yielded no help, so I gave up.
I will take a look at your links.
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preciate actual recommendations (or pointers to prioritized lists),
not an unprioritized list.
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can also post spam to the lists. Perhaps both,
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second. The second should see the SA
header.
Also, I would use SpamBayes, but that's just me... (Let's try one of these
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x27;t
mess up article numbers). Looking at one of these messages (HTML source), I
see nothing like a message id which would allow me to unambiguously
identify the corresponding raw message. Does something exist? If not, what
heuristics have people developed to perform this mapping?
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Barry,
Congratulations, you mail d(a)emon, you! And all the other responsible
d(a)emons. Has it really been 20 years since the NIST workshop?
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do
mmfold $url;
done
}
then just step through the pages it generates. Information for each held
message is displayed in a single line and the default action is to discard,
which I find is the most useful action.
Maybe it will help to keep your held message lists dow
Mark> Mailman was always intended to use relative href's in the web
Mark> interface, but due to a bug , this didn't work in 2.1.x prior to
Mark> 2.1.12.
Thanks. I'll see if I can get the powers-that-be to upgrade.
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Is there some way to tell MM to use relative URLs or at least to not
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at maybe I could set up a one-way gateway from some
arbitrary low-traffic newsgroup to a one-off mailing list. I haven't any
experience setting up gate_news. Can someone here suggest a recipe for
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e out where gate_news is documented. Once I have I'll
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Feedback is appreciated. After a couple extra sets of eyeballs have been
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Stephen> In general, there really is a tradeoff here. Although Skip
Stephen> seems happy enough, as I guess SpamBayes catches most (all?) of
Stephen> the spam his system catches.
SpamBayes is one of the things that mail.python.org does for incoming mail.
Based on my own
cron/gate-news doesn't look all that obtuse. Perhaps I can simply import
the SpamBayes machinery and run it before delivering the message to the
list.
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(but I would love to be wrong here). Has anyone tried implementing that?
If so, got a patch or a recipe for how to configure Mailman to operate this
way?
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Stephen> If you think it's spam-related, feel free to send copies to me
Stephen> (off-list) and I can probably verify for you.
Just in case, I'll send one your way.
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Is this a known issue with Mailman? Are there workarounds? We're running
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fault browser).
Unless you're running this on a shared machine there should be little risk
in recording list passwords in a file. (If you manage several lists you
probably have them recorded online somewhere anyway.)
The updated mmfold.py script is here:
http://www.webfast.com/~skip/python
I understand there's a patch to allow searching private archives. The system
I'm using has 2.1.5p1 I think.
Can someone tell me where to find the patch(es)?
Thanks!
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Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your
Is there a way to search private list archives in Mailman?
I thought I had seen something about patches but it seems that link has
disappeared on me.
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are the subject and the disposition buttons. I wrote a script to display
just that information (and set the default disposition to "discard"):
http://www.musi-cal.com/~skip/python/mmfold.py
The subject links to the full review page for that message, so you still
have ac
Steen> Reason: Message body is too big: 225276 bytes with a limit of 40KB
Steen> Where can I change the limit?
Change the value of max_message_size on the general options page.
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Todd> python2 (and associated -devel package) from the RH 7.3 distro.
Oh, yeah. Forgot about that. I've been building Python from source for so
long I tend to forget that RH has a python2 package. ;-)
Skip
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hing like
export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH
make clean
./configure
make
make install
I think that will get the #! lines adjusted to refer to
/usr/local/bin/python instead of /usr/bin/python.
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2.1 differences, I don't think that
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any spiders/crawlers would look
for it lower down. Instead, add a Disallow: rule which references
/pipermail:
User-agent: *
Disallow: /pipermail/
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the FAQ at
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but it doesn't explain why a list (as opposed to a simple alias) is
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ust those
who actually administer the mailman installation? That would be just me on
this particular machine and is how I have it set up.
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[EMAIL
mailman request cedu"
cedu-subscribe:"|/etc/smrsh/mailman subscribe cedu"
cedu-unsubscribe: "|/etc/smrsh/mailman unsubscribe cedu"
I suppose I could try changing cedu-owner to be an alias for cedu-admin. Do
others do that?
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them. It ain't
Chris> working.
The star isn't repeating anything. Try
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Lee> Discard for all messages?
I'm sure there are other solutions by now, but awhile ago I wrote a simple
script to do a bulk discard:
http://www.musi-cal.com/~skip/python/mmdiscard.py
I've only ever used it with MM 2.1. YMMV with other versions.
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mailman 24543 0.0 0.6 6316 5160 ?S04:02 0:00 qrunner
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mailman 24544 0.0 0.6 5976 4808 ?S04:02 0:00 qrunner
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sk
ot; for some of the regular monthly upkeep. Just
create such a list in the usual fashion using bin/newlist and subscribe to
it.
Older versions of Mailman used to be happy with a "mailman" alias. For some
reason that's no longer sufficient.
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eck the FAQ:
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Note that q&a was last updated over a year ago.
YMMV.
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ame was not in the cache
| ($FORMAIL -rA"Precedence: junk" -A"$MY_XLOOP" ; \
cat .../auto-reply.txt) | $SENDMAIL -oi -t
A shell script in /etc/cron.weekly deletes the .msg.cache file, thus nobody
gets the auto
text/plain
convert_html_to_plaintext: Yes
if a message is sent as multipart/alternative and it contains one text/plain
and one text/html section, is the text/html section deleted or just stripped
of HTML tags and retained as (a roughly duplicate) text/plain section?
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x27;t seem
that either applies. (Both pages suggest that I should get a reason along
with any messages forwarded to me.)
Any pointers would be appreciated.
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mmdiscard.py script the other day not realizing the attachment
would get stripped. I just added it into my Python Bits page:
http://www.musi-cal.com/~skip/python/
It's crude (no command line parameters and the password is embedded in the
script), but wor
hile
the message is still on mail.python.org as well as in #4 once it gets to
dolly1.pobox.com.
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g and should never be used in a regex
Scott> for the regex libraries with which I am familiar.
I realized it was superfluous shortly after posting. I was focusing on the
missing '.' (really, just about anything) in the OP's post. "@xyz.com"
should be sufficient, u
David> I tried ...
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David> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David> ... but got an invalid value error.
Try
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quot;Discard" button for a couple of hundred rubbish messages.
I wrote the attached script during the latest worm debacle. Worked well for
me to keep the python-help list cleaned out. At the height of the furor, I
was discarding over 1,000 messages per day.
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ubscriptions.db"))
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in ?
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.2/pickle.py", line 982, in load
return Unpickler(file).load()
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.2/pickle.py", line 597, in load
Skip> I've been using Mailman for a couple years to run several small
Skip> private, non-archived mailing lists. Today, I tried creating a
Skip> public, archived mailing list for the first time. The list mail
Skip> comes and goes just fine, but nothing turns u
looks like so:
% ls -lR archives
archives:
total 2
drwxr-s--x 24 skip mailman 1024 Jan 28 21:44 private/
drwxrwsr-x2 skip mailman 1024 Jan 28 21:46 public/
archives/private:
total 22
drwxrwsr-x2 skip mailman 1024 Jan 28 21:4
strips everything through the last
pipe character. You need to write a little shell script that does the above
piping and make it the target of the alias.
That said, I have no idea if this is the cause of your problems, but it
might be worth one last try before throwing in the towel on the
A/MLM combination, but it might be worth mentioning this trick
related to sendmail on your web page.
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Alex,
Thanks for the reply and the test case. I verified that it seems to do the
right thing when fed your mimehtml test case or one of my test messages at
the shell prompt. I will have to check into things deeper to see what's
going on w/ mailman.
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t digest I can't see that stripmime.pl did
anything. None of the five messages was lost, but none appear to have been
altered in any way. Am I perhaps missing something? I thought it's main
thing was to zap HTML attachments.
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subscribers. If you want to run more mailing lists or run a list with more
users you can for an extra fee.
I have a Hostway account, but have not used Mailman there and have no
financial interest, yadda, yadda, yadda.
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In particular, you can use the Web site to have your password sent to
your delivery address.
...
The following commands are valid:
subscribe [password] [digest-option] [address=]
...
unsubscribe [address]
...
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bling the Reply All button? That is,
is it something AOL doesn't like about Mailman or is it something specific
to this user?
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>> I would find it helpful if mailman distinguished addresses for users
>> asking to go "no mail" and bouncing addresses mailman disabled.
Dan> Part of 2.1
Praise !
Thx,
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forth between the bounce log and the membership management pages unchecking
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Scott> Failure to exec script. WANTED gid 48, GOT gid 501. (Reconfigure
Scott> to take 501?)
Scott> Where 46 = GID of apache .
Did your apache runtime GID change? Sounds like Mailman needs to be
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#x27; in the browser window.
Scott> in httpd/error.log I receive the 'Premature end of headers' error,
Scott> I recieve no error in syslog (messages) or maillog.
What's the full traceback? It should be in error.log and will probably help
pinpoint the source of th
27;t, however. This makes it impossible to use dated addresses with
closed mailing lists. Any chance that Mailman will recognize such addresses
in the future?
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stuff = mlist.GetRecord(id)
print ">> output:", stuff
when, addr, passwd, digest, lang = stuff
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such bad responders.
Now that your users have seen the potential damage from such runaway
responders, you might explain to them that the reply-to-all setup had a hand
in this debacle and ask them if they'd prefer tha
or people who
choose to read the digest version of your list?
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suggestions, however, smsrh was compiled with /etc/smrsh as
the link directory and /etc/smrsh/wrapper is a symlink to
/home/mailman/mail/wrapper already.
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which, when dereferenced, seems fine to me:
# ls -lL /etc/smrsh/wrapper
-rwxr-sr-x1 skip mailman 39212 Dec 10 13:41 /etc/smrsh/wrapper*
If I run the above wrapper command manually, it complains:
# /home/mailman/mail/wrapper mailowner cedu
Failure to exec scri
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