[Mailman-Users] Mailman problem

[Matthew R Anderson]

Mark-  Thanks for the reply!

> -----Original Message-----
> The n/a means the message object has no message-id attribute. As to
> why, I don't know. Is there a Message-Id: header in the posts received
> from the list?

Yes, there's an ID on the outbound posts on the list.  I'm willing to ignore
this for now, though.

> Yes. Just run cron/mailpasswds. In fact, to try to diagnose this
> further, what happens if you manually run
> 
> cron/mailpasswds --listname=<list>
> 
> where <list> is one of the problem lists?

This led me to discover my crontab for user mailman was broken in a very odd
manner.  Wiping it out and installing from crontab.in fixed the problem.
I'm sorry for this being mundane, I half expected the crontab entries to be
managed from mailmanctl and didn't look deeper than seeing if crontab -l
looked as expected.

Big problem solved!  Everyone knows their password now.  Best regards,

-Matt