Hi Catherine and Brad,
Typed in the code to stop the mailman but it kept on sending mail
already in the queue - I forgot to empty the MTA. A reboot appeared to
have stopped the process of sending however.
The logs were inclusive, but it appears that the html became malformed
somehow and the
At 10:51 AM -0400 2006-08-25, Gary Hall wrote:
I have set up a test list that only has the names of the principles of
this mailing endeavor. We will first send out the adv to ourselves and
be sure the adv looks as we expect it too and not other problems crop
up. After the test run we will
Hi Brad,
Good thoughts - thanks.
This guy who is formulating the advertisements is the only one who is
authorized to send mail to the server and have it delivered to the list.
I am going to pass on your knowledge to him and hopefully he will take
heed.
Thanks again.
Warm regards,
Gary
At 11:24 PM -0400 2006-08-25, Gary Hall wrote:
This guy who is formulating the advertisements is the only one who is
authorized to send mail to the server and have it delivered to the list.
I am going to pass on your knowledge to him and hopefully he will take
heed.
Please note, my
Hi Guy's,
Problem: Mailman is sending out unsolicited emails and I want to clear
out the remaining emails.
I will stop the service (at the machine itself) by:
/usr/local/mailman/bin/mailmanctl stop
The list in question is sending out unsolicited emails according to the person
who once a
At 11:57 AM -0400 2006-08-24, Gary Hall wrote:
Question: What do I look for? Have I missed anything? Is there a file
that holds emails that need to be sent out?
Some messages will have been delivered by Mailman to your MTA, so you
will also need to clean out those messages. How those are
