Re: Unsatisfied user.

Raymond Toy writes:

> When I commit something to cmucl, a git
> commit message is sent out.  These messages come from
> [email protected]

Ok, I just reset the /etc/mailname to 'common-lisp.net' ... does it work
now?

> I have no way of configuring my mailing lists.
>
> Can you tell me how to do that now?

We can simply chown the control dir your or the projects group, and symlink the
$LISTDIR/control directory over to your $HOME (or the /project/$DIR) 

http://mlmmj.org/docs/tunables/ has the things needed, and for that
matter I can set you up with a test mailing list so you can test things
out.

I do have plans to write a web front end for that configuration. It is
fairly easy all said and done, but has not been a top priority, and it
is fairly easy to configure at the shell.

Let me know what is required and for which lists, and it will be done.

 -- drewc


Raymond Toy writes:

>>>>>> "Drew" == Drew Crampsie <[email protected]> writes:
>
>     >> The main thing missing is the list of projects.  Where is it?  
>     Drew> http://common-lisp.net/news/2013/04/22_projects-site.html
>
>     >> Also, the mailing lists do not appear to work anymore.  Not just a
>     >> few.
>
>     Drew> Strange, as all the mailing lists I subscribe to work just fine
>     Drew> ... which ones are you referring to?
>
> For the mailing lists I use, they are working mostly.  My problem is
> with the cvs commit lists.  When I commit something to cmucl, a git
> commit message is sent out.  These messages come from
> [email protected].  But that address is not subscribed
> so I get sent messages saying that it's been held and I have to
> approve (or dismiss) them.
>
> First, shouldn't the from address be just @common-lisp.net?  It might
> be a sendmail config problem because the git commit script uses
> sendmail.  This all used to work on the old system.
>
> Also, the old mailman software had a list config web page where you
> could configure all kinds of things.  I can't find that anymore so now
> I have no way of configuring my mailing lists.
>
> Can you tell me how to do that now?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ray