Christian Ready wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>I am new to the world majordomo administration, so please excuse what must
>be some pretty mundane questions:
>
>1. I'd like the list I've created to have the name of the list in the
>subject prefix. When I run a configshow command, I see:
>
>configset mdwg-aviation subject_prefix = MDWG-AVIATION
>
>...and yet, when I send something to the list, the MDWG-AVIATION does not
>appear. Am I missing something?
>
Yes.
First, you should probably ask this on the mj2-dev@csf.colorado.edu list
-- most people here are Mj1 users and have no idea what you're asking. :)
Second: subject_prefix says what the prefix is FOR USERS WHO HAVE THE
"prefix" FLAG SET; it's a per-user choice.
If you want to see the prefix, you need to
set mdwg-aviation prefix
for yourself. If you want that to be the default behavior, add "prefix" to the list's "default_flags" setting. If you don't want to allow subscribers to turn it off, remove it from "allowed_flags." If you have current users and want to apply it to all of them, you need to
set-pattern-allmatching mdwg-aviation prefix /./
(which says for all addresses where one character matches 'any character' -- that is, all addresses -- do the "set" operation.)
>2. When I reply to my test message, I'm replying to the sender (in this
>case, myself). What I'd like to do is have the user reply to the entire
>list so that this may be a "discussion" list. Running my configshow
>command, I find:
>
>configset mdwg-aviation reply_to = mdwg-aviation@$HOST
>
>where $HOST is defined as:
>
>configset mdwg-aviation resend_host = lists.mdwg.cap.gov
>
>So, I am expecting a reply to the message to be a reply to the list, but
>that doesn't seem to be the case.
>
>Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?
>
>
See answer #1 but replace "subject_prefix" with "reply_to" and "prefix"
with "replyto".
The bottom line is that these settings are per-subscription flags in
Mj2, and the per-list settings only set the value for subscriptions that
have the flags on.
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