Dear all,
I am using Mailman in a website to manage some list.
The system automatically generates thise pages
http://lists.ermes-group.eu/mailman/admin
http://lists.ermes-group.eu/mailman/listinfo
sending users to the email address mailman@ermes
that does not exist.
Do you know how I can
Fabio Dalan wrote:
I am using Mailman in a website to manage some list.
The system automatically generates thise pages
http://lists.ermes-group.eu/mailman/admin
http://lists.ermes-group.eu/mailman/listinfo
sending users to the email address mailman@ermes
that does not exist.
Do you know
Hello again - hopefully you won't get too tired of me before I'm done... :)
While reading on 'Umbrella lists', I ran across a tip to remove some of
the headers:
**
2. Edit CookHeaders.py with your favorite editor.
Somewhere around line 116 (in version 2.0 final, at
Charles Marcus wrote:
All I'm really interested in removing is the Sub, Unsub and Help
headers, but this refers to v. 2.0 final, and the headers in question
(that I'm interested in) begin on line # 206 instead of 116, so before I
do this, I thought I'd ask...
If I wanted to remove these
On 12/8/2007, Mark Sapiro ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
OTOH, if you don't care about the List-Post: and List-Archive:
headers, then just set General Options-include_rfc2369_headers to
No.
Bingo... I actually saw that and wondered what it was... now I know... ;)
Thanks! Should be the last
Three days and no responses... So there's no way to remove the address
described below? The code that strips the second @ and everything after
it can't be bypassed? You can't safely edit the database to delete it
directly without going through remove_members and the sanitizing code?
There's got
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[Barry swears he typed a response!]
What I tried to say was, use bin/withlist -l mylist and call
m.removeMember() explicitly. Then m.Save() to save the changes.
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Barry Warsaw wrote:
What I tried to say was, use bin/withlist -l mylist and call
m.removeMember() explicitly. Then m.Save() to save the changes.
And, please note that this is in the FAQ at
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq03.013.htp.
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On Fri, Dec 01, 2006 at 11:03:26AM -0800, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Barry Warsaw wrote:
What I tried to say was, use bin/withlist -l mylist and call
m.removeMember() explicitly. Then m.Save() to save the changes.
Yep, that took care of it. Thanks!
And, please note that this is in the FAQ at
Somehow, a user has gotten himself subscribed to one of my lists with
an address of the form [EMAIL PROTECTED]@hotmail.com. How do I get rid of this
subscription?
The various web interface options just give an error that this address
is not subscribed (even while showing it on the list of
If mm_cfg.py is set as 'OWNERS_CAN_DELETE_THEIR_OWN_LISTS = Yes', is there
a way to set the default for 'Also Delete Archives' to 'Yes'. For the
purposes of most of the lists that I administer, they are only used for a
limited period of time and then the subscribers/owners want the whole thing
Christopher Adams wrote:
I have full access to the installation on the server, and have always
removed lists and archives from the command line on request. However, I have
been thinking of giving list owners the opportunity to delete their own
lists, but I don't want archives left behind.
If
i have tried looking through the FAQs just looking to remove some out of
date lists
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The League CA Cities wrote:
i have tried looking through the FAQs just looking to remove some out of
date lists
If the installation has
OWNERS_CAN_DELETE_THEIR_OWN_LISTS = Yes
in mm_cfg.py, there will be a 'Delete this mailing list' link under
'Other Administrative Activities' on the web
I was under the impression, which may be wrong, that when a list
subscription was disabled due to bounces, then a period of time
passed, without the subscription being renewed by the user, that
his/her address was automatically removed from the list.
Am I wrong. This isn't happening with my
David Andrews wrote:
I was under the impression, which may be wrong, that when a list
subscription was disabled due to bounces, then a period of time
passed, without the subscription being renewed by the user, that
his/her address was automatically removed from the list.
Am I wrong. This
Hello All:
I have a situation where one of my list adminstrators managed to get
illegal characters into the address field, so there are about a dozen
addresses that appear invalid.
list_members -i offending_list shows address such as this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] - sometext
[EMAIL
At 9:01 AM -0500 2004/01/27, Andy Malato wrote:
I have a situation where one of my list adminstrators managed to get
illegal characters into the address field, so there are about a dozen
addresses that appear invalid.
See http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq03.013.htp.
On Tue, 27 Jan 2004, Brad Knowles wrote:
! At 9:01 AM -0500 2004/01/27, Andy Malato wrote:
!
! I have a situation where one of my list adminstrators managed to get
! illegal characters into the address field, so there are about a dozen
! addresses that appear invalid.
!
! See
On Tue, 27 Jan 2004, Brad Knowles wrote:
! At 9:01 AM -0500 2004/01/27, Andy Malato wrote:
!
! I have a situation where one of my list adminstrators managed to get
! illegal characters into the address field, so there are about a dozen
! addresses that appear invalid.
!
! See
On Thu, Jun 13, 2002 at 10:07:57AM -0400, Yannick Gingras wrote:
Hi,
I'm really pleased with mailman, this is helping me a lot to get my
delelopers in touch.
I just have a little problem here. I accidentaly created a list with spaces
in it's name and I can't remove it with the
Hi,
I'm really pleased with mailman, this is helping me a lot to get my
delelopers in touch.
I just have a little problem here. I accidentaly created a list with spaces
in it's name and I can't remove it with the rmlist script. I supose it is
related to the spaces in it's name. What
Hi,
I'm really pleased with mailman, this is helping me a lot to get my
delelopers in touch.
I just have a little problem here. I accidentaly created a list with spaces
in it's name and I can't remove it with the rmlist script. I supose it is
related to the spaces in it's name. What
Have you tried enclosing the name in quotes?
bin/rmlist list name
And try bin/rmlist list\ name
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Hello,
Darren writes:
When I try to remove it, I get:
fbsd# ./rmlist Hinds\ calculus\ ii
Try to remove the list like this:
./rmlist Hinds calculus ii
Szilard Vizi
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mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] UIN:10676592
I am installing Postfix and Mailman on FreeBSD.
I've found the rmlist file and have attempted to use it (from within the
/bin directory). But, for some reason, my list keeps showing up. I've
tried following the link to the list from localhost using lynx. The page
returns, No such list hinds.
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