Jared Smith wrote:
>Mark Sapiro wrote:
> > You misunderstand the list settings. The users SuppressPasswordReminder
> > flag enables the user to supress her/his own reminders when
> > send_reminders is Yes. When send_reminders is No, no reminders are set
> > regardless of the user's individual Supp
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> You misunderstand the list settings. The users SuppressPasswordReminder
> flag enables the user to supress her/his own reminders when
> send_reminders is Yes. When send_reminders is No, no reminders are set
> regardless of the user's individual SuppressPasswordReminder flag. Th
Jared Smith wrote:
>Jim Tittsler wrote:
> > I think you want to set SuppressPasswordReminders for each member. And
> > yes, you could do it with withlist.
>
>That worked perfectly and took all of 1 minute to do. THANK YOU!
>
>I would, however, make the recommendation that when send_reminders is s
Jim Tittsler wrote:
> I think you want to set SuppressPasswordReminders for each member. And
> yes, you could do it with withlist.
That worked perfectly and took all of 1 minute to do. THANK YOU!
I would, however, make the recommendation that when send_reminders is set
0 for a list that imported
On Apr 15, 2005, at 02:35, Jared Smith wrote:
I really don't want to change the options manually in the Web
interface for 1000 usrs. I've narrowed this down to the send_reminders
flag in the user options, but I'm not sure how to change this flag to
0 for all the users. Perhaps a withlist command
I just got mailman 2.1.5 up and running on Debian and only pulled out
about half of my hair in the process. I had set send_reminders (to send
the monthly password reminders) in my list admin to NO and then imported
our 1000 or so users. I have everything up and running perfectly and am
now shoc
