I've noticed that the web interface for this list is mailman? I'm trying to find a graphical interface for smartlist, and was wondering if mailman is a solution.
Thnxs, dansan.
I and at least another person experience the same problem, although
it does not ALWAYS occur (about 5% of the time, I guess) on my list.
Do not know if the newer versions addressed the problem.
Please refer to archives on this list with the Subject: "This should
NOT be right" around March, 1999.
Zhiliang
On Mon, 20 Nov 2000, Del Kimbler wrote:
> Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2000 07:19:14 -0500
> From: Del Kimbler <kimbler(a)ces.clemson.edu>
> To: smartlist(a)lists.RWTH-Aachen.DE
> Subject: procbounce unsubs the sender
>
> Occasionally procbounce detects an excessive number of bounces and proceeds
> to unsubscribe the sender, not the bouncing address. Have looked at
> procbounce and rc.request, but I can't find how this can happen. I am using
> the default bounce parameters, using 3.13.1 in a Solaris environment with
> the public (not Sun) sendmail. Any ideas?
>
> Del
>
> D. L. Kimbler, Ph.D., P.E.
> Professor, Industrial Engineering
> Clemson University
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I am trying to set up Smartlist (is there a separate list for that?).
Do I need root access to do this? I have my own domain and shell
access on the system where all mail to this domain gets delivered but
I don't have root acces there. I can install Smartlist but it
appears to need accesss to /usr/lib/aliases, is there any other way
to do it?
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Hello,
I have reviewed all the Smartlist FAQ and manuals and they all miss
one point:
+ What is the way for a moderator to re-send an approved message
without becoming the sender of the approved message?
I have started moderating a list and since then, all messages seem
to be posted by myself, and what is worst, answers are sent to me
instead to the original sender.
Maybe the trouble is the e-mail SW that I use (Pegasus), but my
guess is that SmartList has to process somehow the message in
order to clean all moderator data.
Jorge Astray Rodriguez-Lafora
I see the xcommand.phtml page at several web sites, but have been unable to
find the actual script. I'd like to get this up and running as quickly as
possible, so don't want to mess around with writing my own script.
I alreay have smartlist up and running just fine.
-Adam
Hi!
I just started using SmartList yesterday.
I've got "Reply-To: $listaddr" in my rc.custom file but it doesn't work for
all subscribers. When I hit reply to some of the members' messages, the
reply goes to the sender. I don't have this problem myself - I get the list
address when I hit reply to my own messages.
Does this have something to do with the way the various mail programs are
set up?
Kind regards,
Anne-Marie Oualit
Copenhagen, Denmark
Hello,
My host offers mailing lists through the installed SmartList program. I am
also a reseller for said host, so my customers may also have mailing lists.
Can you point me towards any resources that deal with SmartList specifically
from the beginning end-users standpoint? End-users who do not have access
via/(or don't want to use) telnet and also don't have access to modify the
program itself, just their own directory files, and who also don't know a
whole lot about programming.
For instance, I've seen a lot of the same FAQs over the past few days saying
to de-link the accept file from the dist file. I discovered quite by
accident that if I deleted the accept file then recreated a new one, they
were no longer linked. Now that is something a newbie can handle!
Jo
Afternoon, folks.
Although not directly SmartList-related, I'm wondering if anyone can point
me in the direction of the RFCs detailing the List-* headers that are
recommended for mailing lists; adding them to rc.submit.20 and .bin/digest
should be trivial, assuming I can figure out what the "standard" proposal is.
Charlie
What is the current status of choplist? It is mentioned in the
manuals, but none of the distributions I've seen (one RPM of 3.13, the
3.15 tarball from procmail.org, and a 3.10 tarball from a mirror) seem
to contain this tool. I saw something in the HISTORY file for 3.12
[choplist wasn't counting addresses correctly], but all the
documentation seems to make reference to it. Should I just use
sendmail, or is there a current version of choplist?
Thanks,
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