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Title: Mailma vs EZMLM
Post by: alterego on October 25, 2004, 01:57:20 PM
Hi

I run a small list using ezmlm. However a few of the people on there would like me to ditch ezmlm and go over to mailman.

I don't mind doing it if its easy to install and get set up and has as useful a server manager panel as ezmlm.

Can anybody offer me any advice on this?

Go easy on me I'm not a trained admin, I do this as a hobby from home, and although I've been at it a few years I don't have a hugh amount of knowledge!

Cheers
Title: Re: Mailma vs EZMLM
Post by: psoren on October 26, 2004, 12:19:51 AM
Quote from: "alterego"
Hi

I run a small list using ezmlm. However a few of the people on there would like me to ditch ezmlm and go over to mailman.

I don't mind doing it if its easy to install and get set up and has as useful a server manager panel as ezmlm.

Can anybody offer me any advice on this?

Go easy on me I'm not a trained admin, I do this as a hobby from home, and although I've been at it a few years I don't have a hugh amount of knowledge!

Cheers


Go to http://chaloner.ca he has a good howto on mailman. I don't know mailman but it is not integrated in the server manager like ezmlm.

Per
Title: Mailma vs EZMLM
Post by: alterego on October 26, 2004, 06:17:20 AM
Hi

Thanks that is useful.

He mentions a script for a tarball to install containing -

e-smith-mailman-1.0-7.noarch.rpm
htdig-3.1.6-6.i386.rpm
mailman-2.1.3-1.i386.rpm
mhonarc-2.6.8-1.noarch.rpm

However he does not mention who has done this or where it can be found.

Anybody know?

Cheers
Title: Mailma vs EZMLM
Post by: alterego on October 26, 2004, 07:01:02 AM
Hi

OK found it.

Just installing and setting up now.

Will post again when it does not work!

;-)
Title: Mailma vs EZMLM
Post by: alterego on October 26, 2004, 08:30:18 AM
Ok here goes...

Right installed it all OK...

Set up a mailing list all worked fine.

Then decided I wanted to do the changfes suggested so i did not have to use lists.mydomian.com

Now I need to delete the list I created in lists.mydomain.com so i can recreate it at mydomain.com

Basically how the flinkin eck do I delete a mailing list.

The FAQ says

"To delete a list via the web interface you must set the variable OWNERS_CAN_DELETE_THEIR_OWN_LISTS to yes in the mm_cfg.py file. It is no by default."

However I've opened all of the files in mm_cfg.py and none of them seem to have this variable so I don't know which one to put it in!

I'm assuming the obvious one would be 10defaults?

Cheers

John
Title: Mailma vs EZMLM
Post by: chaloner on November 08, 2004, 06:11:01 PM
I made a small script I put in /root/bin called removelist with the following line inside;

/opt/mailman/bin/rmlist -a $1

To use it;

# removelist name_of_your_list

Or manually, simply;

# /opt/mailman/bin/rmlist -a name_of_your_list

(the -a removes all of the archives as well)

Chaloner Hale
Title: Mailma vs EZMLM
Post by: chaloner on November 09, 2004, 04:59:24 AM
Look at Defaults.py

Chaloner Hale

Quote from: "alterego"
Ok here goes...

Right installed it all OK...

Set up a mailing list all worked fine.

Then decided I wanted to do the changfes suggested so i did not have to use lists.mydomian.com

Now I need to delete the list I created in lists.mydomain.com so i can recreate it at mydomain.com

Basically how the flinkin eck do I delete a mailing list.

The FAQ says

"To delete a list via the web interface you must set the variable OWNERS_CAN_DELETE_THEIR_OWN_LISTS to yes in the mm_cfg.py file. It is no by default."

However I've opened all of the files in mm_cfg.py and none of them seem to have this variable so I don't know which one to put it in!

I'm assuming the obvious one would be 10defaults?

Cheers

John
Title: Mailma vs EZMLM
Post by: jdanvers on November 19, 2004, 12:17:29 AM
Ok...  I'm game.  ~WHERE~ did you find said tarball???

Thanks...

-=- jd -=-

Quote from: "alterego"
Hi

OK found it.

Just installing and setting up now.

Will post again when it does not work!

;-)
Title: Mailma vs EZMLM
Post by: jdanvers on November 19, 2004, 12:29:02 AM
never mind...  I finally found it.