Mailman 3 January 1999 - Mailman-Users

Re: [Mailman-Users] exim
by J C Lawrence March 31, 1999

March 31, 1999

On Thu, 28 Jan 1999 10:45:19 -0500 Brad Crittenden<bac(a)ivc.com> wrote: > hello: i've followed the threads on qmail and exim but i'm a bit > confused. it seems that mailman does not yet support qmail but > may soon. does it actually work with exim? I find that mailman works fine with Exim, and requires no patches or other tweaks to do so. -- J C Lawrence Internet: claw(a)kanga.nu (Contractor) Internet: coder(a)… [View More]

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Web-based e-mail using mailman?
by g.c.prasad＠usa.net March 19, 1999

March 19, 1999

Hi, I've just subscribed to this list, and since there's no FAQ, I'm posting this question to the list: Does mailman provide a way for a website to offer Hotmail-style web-based e-mail to its users? That would be a very useful feature, i my opinion. I have been looking for such a (free) tool, but there doesn't seem to be one available. Thanks and regards, Ganesh C. Prasad ____________________________________________________________________ Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1

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creating lists via email ?
by mark williamson March 12, 1999

March 12, 1999

Is there an email interface for creating/removing mailing lists? We'd like to be able to send a message to an admin address and create/remove mailing lists, or via a web browser. Is this possible? Thanks, Mark Williamson

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Attachments and Anonymous form entry
by temple＠temple.inre.asu.edu Feb. 1, 1999

Feb. 1, 1999

Hello, I just installed Mailman. My complements to the chef! The only issue I have is with attachments in the archive. This is how they look: --------------822653280415A9C2C35F3AE4 Content-Type: application/msword; name="IS_Server_Organization.doc" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-Disposition: inline; filename="IS_Server_Organization.doc" 0M8R4KGxGuEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPgADAP7/CQAGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABAAAAUwAAAAAA AAAAEAAAVQAAAAEAAAD+////AAAAAFIAAAD////////////////////////////////////… [View More]

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Web-based e-mail using mailman?
by Mark Williamson Feb. 1, 1999

Feb. 1, 1999

>Does mailman provide a way for a website to offer Hotmail-style web-based e-mail to its users? That would be a very useful feature, i my opinion. I have been looking for such a (free) tool, but there doesn't seem to be one available. actually, it's pretty funny, but there's a product called Mailman that does just that. It looks just like the yahoo mail or excite mail, and i found it by searching for mailman on excite. It's fully customizable and is written in perl.

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Running Mailman, webs server and mail transport on separate servers.
by Greg Stein Jan. 31, 1999

Jan. 31, 1999

[was out of town last week; sorry for the delay] John Morton wrote: > Greg Stein writes: > > List is: pycom-dev > > Host name: pythonpros.com > > URL: http://mailman.pythonpros.com/mailman/ > > > > People send to pycom-dev(a)pythonpros.com. That mail is handled on the > > mail exchanger box. Visiting www.pythonpros.com brings you to a > > Linux-based web server. Mailman runs on mailman.pythonpros.com which is > > on the third Linux box.… [View More] > > So under these circumstances, you don't need to have a wrapper script > that ssh's to the mailman machine and runs the CGI? That's what I'd > like to do, but I'm have problems setting up the PATH_INFO variable > via ssh on the mailman machine. Here are my machines: ns1.lyra.org : primary mail server, primary DNS cartman.lyra.org : Mailman machine, with a mail server and web server www.pythonpros.com : general web server mailman.pythonpros.com is a CNAME for cartman. On ns1, I have pycom-dev(a)pythonpros.com forwarded to pycom-dev(a)cartman.lyra.org. cartman's /etc/aliases forwards that to Mailman where it gets processed. cartman performs all outbound deliveries of the mail lists under the "pythonpros.com" domain name. cartman also handles mailman web requests under the mailman.pythonpros.com virtual host. www.pythonpros.com goes to the general web server. No SSH or funny CGI or anything is involved. > > The NT box is a colocated box which runs some other domains' web sites. > > Their mail and mailing lists are handled by the appropriate linux box. > > So mailing list mail is forwarded the mailman box, and the MTA on that > machine calls the mail wrapper, etc? The NT box merely hosts web pages. The domains' MX records point to ns1. If the domain is hosting a mailing list, then the inbound mail is forwarded (by ns1) to cartman for Mailman processing. The NT box can link people to mailman.example.com on cartman, or the NT machine can actually contain the subscription form and simply post it to mailman.example.com. > > Yah, seems like overkill on the number of machines, but then again: > > they're mostly 486's with small memory; and I don't want to run a beta > > Mailman on the mail exchanger (which is also primary DNS) since I've > > seen earlier Mailman versions bumble the box. > > That seems sensible. We've got web servers set up like that, but I'm > running mailman-1.0b8 on the mail server machine. I took it off my primary mail machine. I found that 1.0b6 could throw my machine into a mail loop and chew up the CPU. At one point, the mail machine was refusing all incoming mail and was not even serving DNS properly. Since it is a critical piece of the network, I removed Mailman to a dedicated box. This actually works out well. Inbound mail (relatively light) goes thru ns1. The heavy mail distribution and queueing and Mailman CGI processing occurs on a dedicated machine. Cheers, -g -- Greg Stein, http://www.lyra.org/ [View Less]

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publicly-advertised or not
by Zsolt Szilagyi Jan. 31, 1999

Jan. 31, 1999

Hello! I have a little problem. My lists don't appear at /mailman/listinfo , but at /mailman/admin they are ok on the web interface. /mailman/listinfo says: 'There currently are no publicly-advertised mailman mailing lists on... ' /mailman/admin says: 'Below is the collection of publicly-advertised mailman mailing lists on...' and there are my lists' names correctly there. What should I do to make my lists visible at /mailman/listinfo ? Regs, Szesze Sorry for language mistakes.

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Archive work fine, but mail not delivered to members
by Maznan Deraman Jan. 30, 1999

Jan. 30, 1999

I've installed mailman 1.08b on my Linux to create a mailing list. I supposed, everything was configured correctly because no error message appear in my /var/adm/syslog and /home/mailman/logs/error. I've created a newlist called test and subscribe to it using 2 email accounts for testing. When i post to the list (test(a)list.hostname.org), it stored the post in archive dir and i can browse it via homepage. But, why it doesn't mail a copy to the list member?(I choose non-digest membership … [View More]

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Pipermail bug.
by Mark A. Imbriaco Jan. 29, 1999

Jan. 29, 1999

I just installed Mailman 1.0b8 on a Cobalt RAQ MIPS based Linux machine and it's working great for the most part. Kudos for an excellent piece of software. I think that I've stumbled across a bug in Pipermail, but I'm not sure exactly what caused it or how to duplicate it. The header from one message got attached to the body of a second. I'm thinking that it has something to do with the goofy MIME-encapsulated HTML that the first message was sent in. Any ideas? -Mark

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running newlist script from within a script
by Mark Williamson Jan. 29, 1999

Jan. 29, 1999

I need to execute another script like from the command line, passing arguments just as i would do it at the command line. what i am trying to do is build an interface to the newlist script via email, so i attempted: def ProcessNewListCmd(self, args, cmd, mail): if len(args) < 4: self.AddError("missing arguments") return cmd = "%s %s %s >> /etc/aliases" % (mm_cfg.PYTHON, "/home/mailman/bin/newlist", args) cmdproc = os.… [View More]

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