[SAC] Mailmain password reminders

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Folks,
apparently some lists still have the monthly password reminder active. I
remember that there was general consent that we should turn these off.
But Mailman does not have an option to do this for all lists at once (or
/me too dumb to find the setting). OSGeo currently operates 200 public
plus a few dozen private lists and I am too lazy to check them all
individually. But I did turn off discuss (this one) and a few other
larger onces now.

Please feel free to ping me if you are on a list that still reminds you
and want it turned off by an admin.

If you are a list operator yourself please check the setting "Send
monthly password reminders?" and set it to off - except at least 51% of
your subscribers cry out in pain and want it back on. :slight_smile:

Have fun,
Arnulf

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http://arnulf.us
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(SAC only)

On Mon, Aug 26, 2013 at 10:44 AM, Seven (aka Arnulf) <seven@arnulf.us> wrote:

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Folks,
apparently some lists still have the monthly password reminder active. I
remember that there was general consent that we should turn these off.
But Mailman does not have an option to do this for all lists at once (or
/me too dumb to find the setting). OSGeo currently operates 200 public
plus a few dozen private lists and I am too lazy to check them all
individually. But I did turn off discuss (this one) and a few other
larger onces now.

Question: who from SAC turned them all off some months ago?
Please teach us the trick...

thanks
Markus

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On 26.08.2013 10:55, Markus Neteler wrote:

(SAC only)

On Mon, Aug 26, 2013 at 10:44 AM, Seven (aka Arnulf)
<seven@arnulf.us> wrote:

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Folks, apparently some lists still have the monthly password
reminder active. I remember that there was general consent that
we should turn these off. But Mailman does not have an option to
do this for all lists at once (or /me too dumb to find the
setting). OSGeo currently operates 200 public plus a few dozen
private lists and I am too lazy to check them all individually.
But I did turn off discuss (this one) and a few other larger
onces now.

Question: who from SAC turned them all off some months ago? Please
teach us the trick...

thanks Markus

Markus,
my understanding was that there is no such option, unfortunately -
just people looking for it. Otherwise why would Discuss still have
been turned "On"? I just turned it "Off" this morning using the web
interface. If anybody thinks this list should sty turned "On" please
holler.

Cheers,
Arnulf

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Exploring Space, Time and Mind
http://arnulf.us
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Hi,

I think I have figures it out, script attached which I have executed
on the list server.
So the job should be done for all 200 lists.

cheers
Markus

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http://gis.cri.fmach.it/neteler/

mailman_turn_off_pw_reminders.sh (539 Bytes)

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Ah great, well done. Thanks!

Cheers,
Arnulf

On 26.08.2013 15:15, Markus Neteler wrote:

Hi,

I think I have figures it out, script attached which I have
executed on the list server. So the job should be done for all 200
lists.

cheers Markus

- --
Exploring Space, Time and Mind
http://arnulf.us
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