Op 05-05-09 20:02 heeft Mark Sapiro als volgt van zich laten horen:
> Hendrik Maryns wrote:
>> Indeed. The problem is that Mailman assumes a list is English by
>> default. If I create a new list, I start editing its settings. What
>> you see first, is the welcome message etc. Only afterwards, I
Hendrik Maryns wrote:
>
>Indeed. The problem is that Mailman assumes a list is English by
>default. If I create a new list, I start editing its settings. What
>you see first, is the welcome message etc. Only afterwards, I click
>through to the language settings and change it to German. This ca
Hendrik Maryns writes:
> Yes. Caution is good, but isn’t this exaggerated?
No. It's not just your systems that are at risk. Mine are, too.
Remember, almost all of these measures are taken because someone has
demonstrated a similar exploit, and most exploits are not done for
their own sake, bu
Op 21-03-09 20:03 heeft Mark Sapiro als volgt van zich laten horen:
> Hendrik Maryns wrote:
>> I just started a new mailing list with Mailman. The welcome_msg is in
>> German and contains üäö. Then I subscribed myself to the list and got
>> the following:
>>
>> Hallöchen, Beiträge erwünscht, aber
Hendrik Maryns wrote:
>
> I just started a new mailing list with Mailman. The welcome_msg is in
> German and contains üäö. Then I subscribed myself to the list and got
> the following:
>
> Hallöchen, Beiträge erwünscht, aber übertreibt es
> nicht, ne.
What is the list's preferred language? If
Dear all,
I just started a new mailing list with Mailman. The welcome_msg is in
German and contains üäö. Then I subscribed myself to the list and got
the following:
Hallöchen, Beiträge erwünscht, aber übertreibt es
nicht, ne.
Furthermore, if I know log into the admin area, it gives the same te
