Thanks for your procmail recipe Dennis.
I went for a slightly different tact. I'm using Exim and procmail ends
up getting run by a user/group combination. So I changed mailman's
shell to /bin/bash (required for procmail to work as a user), and just
have mailman run the add remove scripts
Hi everyone,
I would like to ask if it is possible for an administrator of a list who knows
the list admin password to subscribe/unsubscribe someone remotely. Either via
email to mailman or via some other interface, but not the web interface.
I would like to make one automatic process to
Hello Tomica,
Address email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Command lines in the body of your message (no blank lines before):
subscribe adminpasswd digest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
subscribe adminpasswd nodigest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Best wishes,
Rae
At 04:58 AM 11/30/2005, Tomica Crnek wrote:
I would like to
Rae wrote:
Hello Tomica,
Address email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Command lines in the body of your message (no blank lines before):
subscribe adminpasswd digest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
subscribe adminpasswd nodigest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This doesn't do what you want. What it does do (assuming
Okay, so the better way would be not to use the adminpasswd in the
command but a userpasswd instead.
I tried to run the command as designated in the link below but it
does not work as expected. I received this error:
Bug in Mailman version 2.1.6
We're sorry, we hit a bug!
Please inform the
Quoting Rae [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Okay, so the better way would be not to use the adminpasswd in the
command but a userpasswd instead.
I tried to run the command as designated in the link below but it
does not work as expected.
It is not possible by email. There are comand line tools
Rae wrote:
Okay, so the better way would be not to use the adminpasswd in the
command but a userpasswd instead.
But this results in a confirmation email to the user which the OP was
trying to avoid.
I tried to run the command as designated in the link below but it
does not work as expected.
