Vladimir Mikhelson wrote:
Yes, I can. I have tried "nomail" and "ack" back and forth with no problems.
Then I don't know what the issue might be. The unsub checkbox works for me. What is your Mailman version? Is there an appropriate POST transaction in your web server logs from when you did the 'unsub'?
If you look at the source of a membership list page in your browser, does a typical row look as follows except for the actual user name and address and the available languages?
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<td><center><INPUT name="mark%40msapiro.net_unsub"type="CHECKBOX" value="off" ></center></td> <td><a href="../../options/gpc-test/mark--at--msapiro.net">mark@msapiro.net</a><br><INPUT name="mark%40msapiro.net_realname" type="TEXT" value="Mark Sapiro" size="22" >
</td> <td><center><INPUT name="mark%40msapiro.net_mod" type="CHECKBOX" value="off" ></center></td> <td><center><INPUT name="mark%40msapiro.net_hide" type="CHECKBOX" value="off" ></center></td> <td><center><INPUT name="mark%40msapiro.net_nomail" type="CHECKBOX" value="off" ></center></td> <td><center><INPUT name="mark%40msapiro.net_ack" type="CHECKBOX" value="off" ></center></td> <td><center><INPUT name="mark%40msapiro.net_notmetoo" type="CHECKBOX" value="off" ></center></td> <td><center><INPUT name="mark%40msapiro.net_nodupes" type="CHECKBOX" value="on" CHECKED ></center></td> <td><center><INPUT name="mark%40msapiro.net_digest" type="CHECKBOX" value="off" ></center></td> <td><center><INPUT name="mark%40msapiro.net_plain" type="CHECKBOX" value="off" ></center></td> <td><center> <Select name="mark%40msapiro.net_language"> <option value="ca"> Catalan </option> <option value="de"> German </option> <option value="el"> Greek </option> <option value="en" Selected> English (USA) </option> <option value="es"> Spanish (Spain) </option> <option value="fr"> French </option> <option value="he"> Hebrew </option> <option value="ja"> Japanese </option> <option value="pt_BR"> Portuguese (Brazil) </option> <option value="ru"> Russian </option> </Select></center></td> </tr>
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