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Re: Mailman 3 installation from latest Debian packages

by Brian Carpenter

On 2/12/21 7:49 AM, Matthew Blissett wrote: > I found https://lists.gem5.org/archives/list/gem5-announce@gem5.org/ > which is running the same version, but presumably not using these > Debian packages as the Javascript is slightly different. > > Could this be a problem with the Debian packaging, or perhaps my > configuration -- which is very close to the defaults (i.e. Mailman and > Apache configuration generated by dpkg). > > Has anyone set up a working installation using these packages? The above reference URL is actually one of our clients running on one of our Mailman 3 shared servers. Mailman 3/Postorius/Hyperkitty were all installed using a virtual environment via pip. I don't use packages at all for our Mailman 3 installations. -- Brian Carpenter Harmonylists.com Emwd.com

4 years, 8 months

Re: nginx configuration on a multitasking server

by David Newman

On 12/10/21 12:57 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote: > On 12/10/21 10:22 AM, David Newman wrote: >> >> 1. At least on my system, the proxy_pass statement will only run >> without errors if I change this to a fully formed URL, e.g., >> 'proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8000'. Is this a typo in the docs? > > > I changed it at > https://docs.mailman3.org/en/latest/install/virtualenv.html#nginx-configura… > but I wonder if we shouldn't be using `uwsgi_pass` instead of proxy_pass. > > See https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_uwsgi_module.html#uwsgi_pass > > Are you using uwsgi or some other wsgi server. uwsgi, per the venv and PDF docs. Thanks for the fix. Regarding the uwsgi_pass docs, would 'uwsgi_pass_header' directives replace the 'proxy_set_header' ones in the venv doc? Looking at the uwsgi doc, it seems they might do different things. >> 2. What document root(s) and alias(es) to use for Postorius and >> Hyperkitty and the Django admin on a server that also runs other >> services (e.g., Postfix for non-list mail and Roundcubemail)? > > > If you can separate Mailman from other services by subdomain Alas, I can do that for all but one of the subdomains I have in production. For the past 15 or so years, users of that subdomain have used mail.domain.tld for MM2, roundcubemail, and an admin web UI that manages regular mail. The "/" has gone to roundcubemail, and users to go other directories for the other services. For example, MM2 users currently go to /mailman. , you can > configure them separately and for Mailman, root is irrelevant as > everything is proxied or aliased in a location directive. For example, > Mailman on the server that supports this list uses the > lists.mailman3.org domain and we have (excerpted) > ``` > server { > listen 443 default_server; > root /usr/share/nginx/html; > index index.html index.htm; > # root and index are probably irrelevant as we never go there > server_name lists.mailman3.org; > ssl on; > #ssl stuff > location / { > proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8000/; > # other proxy stuff In this example, / goes to MM3. The assumption here and in the MM3 docs is that we're standing up a dedicated server where MM3 pages should be served as the default. That's a totally valid design decision, and one could argue it's superior to running a bunch of other services on one machine. It's not the situation I have to deal with, though. Short of changing a long-standing URL, what I'm looking to do is have "/" continue to default to roundcubemail, and have users type in longer URLs for MM3 and other services. You're right that the root and index directives above are irrelevant since / goes to MM3 via proxy. What I'm asking is what root(s) and location(s) to use with nginx where MM3 isn't the default. Thanks again! dn > } > location /static/ { > alias /var/spool/mailman-web/static/; > } > location /robots.txt { > alias /usr/share/nginx/html/robots.txt; > } > location /favicon.ico { > alias /var/www/listorg/images/favicon.ico; > } > } > ``` > And for the other stuff we have > ``` > server { > listen 443; > server_name .list.org mirror.list.org mirror.mailman3.org; > root /var/www/listorg; > ssl on; > # ssl stuff > } > >

3 years, 10 months

Re: Chinese characters in list name shows question mark (?)

by Franklin Weng

Hi Mark, Thanks for your reply. Mark Sapiro 於 2019/10/24 上午6:10 寫道: > >> Is there any other setting I should look at? > > The list's preferred_language setting (Postorius -> Settings -> List > Identity -> Preferred Language. The list welcome message is encoded in > Mailman's character set for the list's preferred_language. If this is > English (USA), the character set is us-ascii. If it is set to Chinese > (Taiwan), the character set is utf-8, and it should work. However in my settings -> List Identity page I didn't see Preferred Language option. https://nextcloud.slat.org/index.php/s/45tGaE7ALgAFQFK What may be possible wrong that I couldn't see Preferred Language settings in the web interface? Thanks, Franklin

5 years, 11 months

Re: at the finish line of mailman3 docker, but can't sign in.

by bob B

ok ./manage was the piece I was missing so getting closer :). I set the MAILMAN_ADMIN_EMAIL in the .yaml, but what url do I use to login ? http://mailman.domain.com/postorius/lists/. **This url does not like the email address I used for forget password. or http://mailman.domain.com/admin **** this url has no password reset option I added that environment variable "MAILMAN_ADMIN_EMAIL" after i already upped my containers, But I then ran "docker-compose down" then "docker-compse up -d". Does that reload and setup everything again? or could that be the issue? When I tried to send the test email it said "socket.gaierror: [Errno -2] Name does not resolve" sp maybe my mailman-web container can get dns???

4 years, 2 months

Re: mailman3 on new Debian 12 installation, got ssl apache working on all URLs except /mailman3

by Stephen J. Turnbull

Philip Bondi writes: > Again. We're almost there with ssl apache configs. You're done with the Apache configuration for Mailman suite, it's working. That's what the error message "Service Unavailable The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later." means: "We got through to your server, but it is having problems right now." The problem arises after successfully connecting to the WSGI service. Since everything but location /mailman3 (including /postorius, which invokes the same views as /mailman3) is working, then most likely the configuration for /mailman3 in urls.py is either missing or corrupted. Steve

6 months, 2 weeks

Re: still up to date?

by Abhilash Raj

On Tue, Aug 27, 2019, at 7:14 AM, mailman3(a)malevil.cc wrote: > I have subscribed to the following rss feeds to keep track of updates: > > https://libraries.io/pypi/mailman/versions.atom > https://libraries.io/pypi/mailman-hyperkitty/versions.atom > https://libraries.io/pypi/HyperKitty/versions.atom > https://libraries.io/pypi/postorius/versions.atom > https://gitlab.com/mailman/mailman-suite/commits/master?feed_token=yitiVdhX… > > but none of them was updated for half a year, is that actually the > status? No current releases or updates for mailman3? I am planning a new release, but waiting to find some time to fix a blocker issue in Hyperkitty. > _______________________________________________ > Mailman-users mailing list -- mailman-users(a)mailman3.org > To unsubscribe send an email to mailman-users-leave(a)mailman3.org > https://lists.mailman3.org/mailman3/lists/mailman-users.mailman3.org/ > -- thanks, Abhilash Raj (maxking)

6 years, 1 month

Django site - how to create programmatically - new install

by daniel.botting＠codethink.co.uk

Hi all, I've mainly setup mailman3 to replace our mailman 2.1 install using Ansible, a point I could do with some assistance on is setting the fqdn used programmatically. I've been doing alot of reading before creating this thread. To create a domain I currently navigate to: https://serverfqdn.com/postorius/domains/ and click 'Add Domain'. I believe this is setting the name of the Django site, please accept my apologies if I'm wrong and the SITE_ID=1 is then used, I am only planning to use one domain only. I'm using Postgres and when I check the contents of the Django_mailman3_maildomain table as below afterwards: mailman3web=# TABLE django_mailman3_maildomain; id | mail_domain | site_id ----+--------------------------------------+--------- 1 | mailman3-test2.guest.codethink.co.uk | 1 Many thanks Daniel

3 years

Re: Changing subscription address

by Abhilash Raj

> On Mar 20, 2021, at 4:36 AM, Stephen J. Turnbull <turnbull.stephen.fw(a)u.tsukuba.ac.jp> wrote: > > Abhilash Raj writes: > >>> There does need to be a way to revert each option to inherit, and >>> there currently doesn't seem to be one. The 'Preferences' interface I >>> described in the previous post doesn't provide it either. I will >>> think about that. >> >> The implementation of this isn’t very difficult, but the UX of this is >> something I don’t know how to implement in that page to be very >> honest. > > Oh, I can play Liz Warren on that one! :-) "I have a plan for that." > >> We do already have ability to switch from an explicit address to Primary >> Address subscription. I would imagine it would be more than just a >> button, but more like a dropdown to choose an email or primary address >> and switch all subscriptions to that. > > Allan's situation is that for some reason he has a lot of users (or at > least suspects he does) who would be happy to have only one address > that there's only one place to change, but for some reason that > address is copied to (not inherited by) each of several subscriptions. This is a common situation actually, given that Postorius until recently only allowed subscribing individual addresses. Also, any subscriptions imported from Mailman 2.1 are also subscribed as address. > > We should address that, because I'm pretty sure his suspicion is > correct. For example, until I changed one of them -- and got two > emails about it for my discard pile :-) -- all of my python.org > Mailman 3 subscriptions were explicit. I still have about 8 to > go. :-) +1 >> This is how Core actually does work[1] if you subscribe via Email >> and you already have a primary address. It will lookup a user using >> the address and if the address is the primary address of the user, >> it will subscribe the primary address. > > If you say so, I guess it's true. Nevertheless, both Allan and I have > observed users with only one address, with that address subscribed > literally each time to several (~10) lists. Well a couple of stars have to align for it to work unfortunately. I realized that Core will use the primary address if you *already* have one set during email -join command processing. Add to that you can’t set an address as primary using just email commands, you end up with what you are seeing. Also, like I mentioned above, imported subscriptions are always address based. Another thing I thought I should clarify is that when I said subscribed via Primary Address in this or previous emails, I really meant that the User was subscribed and subscription inherits whatever the primary address of the user is. As opposed to explicit address itself (which could also be the email address currently set as primary address). > >> However, if it isn’t the primary address, and this is a new address, it will >> subscribe the address instead of user because the address isn’t >> verified at this point and hence can’t be a primary address. We could >> extend the subscription workflow to add an additional step to set this >> address as primary and subscribe the primary address. > > Yes, please, I think. Users who don't want this for subscriptions to > the primary address are going to be (rare) edge cases. If we need an > additional attribute on the user to handle the case of an unverified > primary address, I think that's an acceptable cost. Note that to > "claim" this User as her own, she has to verify that address. And if > she *can* verify that address, we can't stop her from doing so, we can > just make it more annoying. We don’t necessarily need the flag on user to set an unverified primary address, we might be able to get away without that. We could set the address as primary *after* we verify it. We always verify addresses regardless of the choice of the subscription mode (user or address). > >> Postorius has the full ability to define its own workflow because >> REST API provides full expression capability and doesn’t enforce >> anything. Previous versions didn’t had support for subscribing as >> Primary Address, but that has since changed and is the default one >> in the dropdown. >> >> This is for authenticated subscription, the anonymous subscribe works >> similar to email -join command. Mass-subscribe is probably working the >> same way. > > All of these should unify all subscriptions-by-this-address to one > User, in my opinion. +1 > >> Like mentioned above, it should be possible to do what you suggest. I >> am getting into the implementation details here, but the Subscription >> workflow would need an additional flag that would verify an address >> and use the flag to determine if it should subscribe the address or >> addresses’s user if an address is provided to the workflow. > > I don't think so. Just do the lookup, if it succeeds and matches > primary address, use inherit. If it doesn't succeed, create a User > and use inherit. If it does succeed, and doesn't match, use the > explicit address. Right now, P is explicit about it. You can choose if you want Primary Address or one of the explicit addresses added to your account. The primary address is the pre-selected choice, so if you go and just click on subscribe button, you get the primary address being subscribed. If you choose the explicit address then we subscribe the explicit address. Is that something you think needs modifying? The email join command does the first part you suggested, (if the lookup succeed and matches primary address, use inherit) but doesn’t do the second part (it will create a user, add the address to it and then use the address to subscribe). We can and should fix that. > It seems to me that this flag would be impractical for email > subscriptions (email commands with parameters are generally beyond the > kind of user this is most important for) or mass subscriptions (how > does the list owner know what the user wants?) anyway. If somebody > really wants all their subscriptions via primary address to be copies > of the primary address rather than user, I'm sorry, but they'll have > to deal with that. I can't imagine that it's the usual case, and > there's an easy workaround: make your primary address something other > than your usual subscription address! The flag I was talking was not really a user visible one but just thinking code flow. It might have to be a flag in API though to differentiate between the “verify this address and subscribe it” vs “verify this address, set it to primary and subscribe the User” cases. I agree that in situations where we just have an address to subscribe and no user exists, we create a user, add the address and verify and set it to primary and then use inherit. This should apply to, mass subscribe, anonymous subscribe and -join command. > If you disagree with me about the relative burden, then maybe we > shouldn't do this at all, but I'm pretty sure this is something we > should either do for all subscriptions, or for none. No, I think it shouldn’t be a big burden. > >> Primary Address is also an attribute of the Mailman User, so it >> should be possible for an admin to set that for a user if the user >> doesn’t have an account. When they sign up, they’d be able to >> manage and update accordingly. > > True, but AIUI Allan has a *lot* of users and on average they're > relatively needy compared to, say, my user population. The point of > his request is to smooth workflows for admins with user populations > where the admin *wants* to do many things for their users, or to have > smooth user workflows when they teach their users to do it for > themselves. That's why I'm focusing on the "I have one address and if > it changes I want to change it once" case. Makes sense. -- thanks, Abhilash Raj (maxking)

4 years, 6 months

Re: mail host choices when creating a new list

by Abhilash Raj

Hi Andrew, On Tue, Oct 24, 2017, at 11:58 AM, Andrew Hodder wrote: > Hi! > > So, I'm trying to create a new list and pick one of the other mail > domains > we have configured (from the django admin panel), yet in the "Create New > List" page in postorius, I see only a single option (the first domain > we'd > added/set as the default) in the drop-down under "Mail Host". Am I > missing > somewhere else I need to add alternative mail domains to? Thanks in > advance! Yes, you can add new 'Web Hosts' from the Django's Admin console (admin/django_mailman3/maildomain/). Note that you need to be a superuser to do this. -- Abhilash Raj maxking(a)asynchronous.in

7 years, 11 months

Re: list of subscribers

by Simon Hanna

On 02/06/2018 09:13 PM, Peter Münster wrote: > On Tue, Feb 06 2018, Simon Hanna wrote: > >>> user = User.objects.get(email = ...) >>> if user is found then >>> print next to email address: user.first_name + user.last_name >>> >> Yeah, that way you make quite a lot of database queries. > Is this a problem? Let's say, only moderators can see such a list. And I > guess, that they won't do it so often, that the server crashes... > > Could you please show me, where I should add these 3 lines, so that I can > patch my local mailman installation? > > TIA, You will need to patch the list_member_view in views/list.py to pass along all relevant information to the template which is templates/postorius/lists/members.html

7 years, 8 months

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