OK. It is not my list, but WHY DO NOT YOU READ THE DOCUMENTATION BEFORE
INSTALLING? I am new to mailman and had no problems with it (well just a
few little, subtile ones). Maybe the message coul be YOU'LL BE REALLY VERY
SORRY IF YOU DON'T. do you think it were enough?
> Support said the following
On Friday, October 25, 2002, at 01:32 PM, Raul A. Gallegos wrote:
that it would hinder subscriptions. It says YOU'LL BE SORRY IF YOU
DON'T
which I took as not completely necessary.
Hmm, that kind of message I take as, "If you don't do it you will be
screwed, so you better do it." *smile*.
I
Support said the following on Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 01:19:13PM -0700:
> Ok, I think that worked.
>
> I noticed that adding the cron job was IMPERATIVE but I never thought
> that it would hinder subscriptions. It says YOU'LL BE SORRY IF YOU DON'T
> which I took as not completely necessary.
Hmm, tha
Ok, I think that worked.
I noticed that adding the cron job was IMPERATIVE but I never thought
that it would hinder subscriptions. It says YOU'LL BE SORRY IF YOU DON'T
which I took as not completely necessary.
DEVELOPERS: Why don't you just add the cron jobs as a NECESSARY part of
the installati
Support wrote:
> I created a test list and tried subscribing via the web interface. I get
> an email requesting that I reply as confirmation. I reply but don't get
> a confirmation email back and my email is not listed as a member.
Did you install the crontab?
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Hi,
Im running mailman-2.0.13, RH 7.2, Sendmail, apache1.3.26, UW-IMAP,
python-1.5.2
I created a test list and tried subscribing via the web interface. I get
an email requesting that I reply as confirmation. I reply but don't get
a confirmation email back and my email is not listed as a member.
