Mailman 3 August 1999 - Mailman-Users

5 questions... too different to have a common subj :-(
by Andrea Trentini Aug. 6, 1999

Aug. 6, 1999

If there's no anwer to these questions... can I put them on the wish list? ;-) 1) is it possible to generate statistics? (e.g. a list of posters with the number of messages posted) 2) is it possible to have a periodic archive AND a complete archive? 3) can we search through the posts? (I mean from thw web) 4) is there a path to converting to majordomo (I'm not planning it for the moment, but who knows? ;-) 5) this is a "circa bug": when you DON'T want to advertise your list in the … [View More]

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More on Rejecting Messages
by Ken Kyler Aug. 5, 1999

Aug. 5, 1999

I'm using Version 1.0 If the list is not moderated, then the rejection notice works fine and the sender gets the rejection message. If the list _is_ moderated, then the rejection notices appear to go nowhere. Any help would be appreciated. -- Ken Kyler, ken(a)kyler.com eLists.org List Manager

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Rejecting Messages - MailMan v 1.0
by Ken Kyler Aug. 5, 1999

Aug. 5, 1999

We just installed MailMan v 1.0. When I reject a message, the originator is not receiving a response. Is this a bug? -- Ken Kyler ken(a)kyler.com

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Customizing the archives index page problem
by Igor S. Livshits Aug. 5, 1999

Aug. 5, 1999

Hello, I am trying this under Mailman 1.0. I wish to modify the way my $prefix/archives/private/<listname>/index.html file looks. I changed the $prefix/lists/<listname>/archives.html (manually and via the web interface), and I deleted the current archives directory and had it rebuilt with arch. However, the generated index.html files does not reflect my additions -- what am I missing? Is it simply not implemented yet (I am reading the TODO section of HyperArch.py)? Thanks much, igor

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Re: [Mailman-Users] mailman on macintosh?
by Joshua S. Freeman Aug. 5, 1999

Aug. 5, 1999

Stefan, let me know how you make out... I run QPQ and Frontier... For now, I use Macjordomo to run my mailing lists with the EIMS... J. I use mailman at work on Linux/apache.... ---------- >From: Stefan Neuenschwander <stefan.neuenschwander(a)id.unibe.ch> >To: mailman-users(a)python.org >Subject: [Mailman-Users] mailman on macintosh? >Date: Thu, Aug 5, 1999, 03:04 > > Hello to all > > Is anyone using Mailman on a Macintosh? There is a distribution of Phyton … [View More]

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Where is mail sent?
by Glen Malley Aug. 5, 1999

Aug. 5, 1999

Having gotten python to accept Japanese writing, and secured the use of Kanji conversion modules, I am no faced with the task of converting messages before they are sent out. However, on a rather quick perusal of the scripts Deliverer.py and MailList.py, it appears that mail from the system is treated differently from normal mail. In other words, the welcome mail, unsubscribe mail, and password updates don't appear to be sent using the same code as normal messages. My problem is this: once … [View More]

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mailman on macintosh?
by Stefan Neuenschwander Aug. 5, 1999

Aug. 5, 1999

Hello to all Is anyone using Mailman on a Macintosh? There is a distribution of Phyton for Mac. As a newbie I am just trying Mailman with WebTen a http-server for mac. thanx for help Stefan Neuenschwander

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Indexing private Mailman archives with ht://Dig?
by Gergely Madarasz Aug. 4, 1999

Aug. 4, 1999

Hi, You could go around the mailman authentication with a htdig.conf option local_urls. This specifies which URL-s to access directly thru the filesystem and how instead of accessing them thru the webserver. You just have to make sure that the user running htdig has read access to those files. -- Madarasz Gergely gorgo(a)caesar.elte.hu gorgo(a)linux.rulez.org It's practically impossible to look at a penguin and feel angry. Egy pingvinre gyakorlatilag … [View More]

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Indexing private Mailman archives with ht://Dig?
by Igor S. Livshits Aug. 4, 1999

Aug. 4, 1999

Hello, Since Mailman uses a proprietary authentication scheme, I cannot configure ht://Dig to properly authenticate and search private archives. Has anyone found a work-around? I know that I can use and external archiver, but I am not pleased with any of them, and would like to keep the built-in archiver. I'd appreciate any suggestions... Thanks, igor

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Creating links to archived attachements.
by Ben Gertzfield Aug. 4, 1999

Aug. 4, 1999

>>>>> "Lee" == Lee Marzke <tallyho(a)voicenet.com> writes: Lee> When viewing archives, any attachements are just included in Lee> the body of the message as a MIME attachment. Lee> Is any work going on to add an HTML link to the attachement Lee> as MHonarc does ? There hasn't been any work to this effect, no. It wouldn't be terribly difficult; I actually began learning Python for just this reason. :) There is a Python module floating around … [View More]

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