That depends. In case you have the default page design the code snippet should look like

        <div class="box-content" id="subscribe">

          <h3 class="title title01">Subscribe</h3>

          <MM-Subscribe-Form-Start>

          <table>

            <tr><td>Your e-mail address:</td><td><MM-Subscribe-Box></td></tr>

            <tr><td>Your name (optional):</td><td><mm-fullname-box></td></tr>

            <!-- Optional Password Fields (can leave out for public lists as Mailman auto-generates) -->

            <!-- Password reminders can always be requested through web interface -->

            <!-- Most likely only to be used with lists with private archives or subscription lists -->

            <!-- <tr><td>Password:</td><td><MM-New-Password-Box></td></tr> -->

            <!-- <tr><td>Confirm Password:</td><td><MM-Confirm-Password></td></tr> -->

            <!-- Part of the multilingual selector below -->

            <tr><td>Preferred language:</td><td><MM-list-langs></td></tr>

          </table>

          <p><MM-Reminder></p>

          <p><mm-digest-question-start> Would you like to receive list mail batched in a daily digest?

          <MM-Undigest-Radio-Button> No <MM-Digest-Radio-Button>  Yes <mm-digest-question-end></p>

          <!-- MM-List-Subscription-Msg gives extra details about the subscription rules of the list -->

          <!-- This is optional, and will include variations between subscription rules (confirm vs confirm and approve) -->

          <!-- On the majority of lists this can be commented out as subscription rules will simply be confirm -->

          <MM-List-Subscription-Msg>

          <p style="text-align: center"><MM-Subscribe-Button><MM-Form-End></p>

        </div>

which would remove the entire "Subscribe" section, including the subscription form.

Regards,

Leon

Am 11.05.2018 um 20:25 schrieb Trijnstel wp <trijnstel@hotmail.com>:

The regex isn't working for me either. @Leon Liesener: what exactly should I remove in the HTML interface?

I'm afraid I will remove too much...

Trijnstel

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Van: Listadmins <listadmins-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org> namens Patrick Rother <krd@gulu.net>
Verzonden: vrijdag 11 mei 2018 19:35
Aan: listadmins@lists.wikimedia.org
Onderwerp: Re: [List admins] aol.com continues, yahoo.com started

 

Hello.

Am 11.05.18 um 00:47 schrieb James Alexander:
> I can't speak for doing it globally but on your own lists you can go
> to the Subscription rules (under privacy options) and add "^.*$" (no
> quotes, this bans "everything") to a new line under List of addresses
> which are banned from membership in this mailing list (the
> 'ban_list'). It will also ban you from adding people manually but you
> can temporarily remove it and add back. I've done this on a couple
> lists I moderate which didn't generally accept new subscriptions
> anyway atm and has stopped the spam.
That doesn't work for "my" lists, there are still subscriptions, and as
I deleted more than 500 pending requests manually today, I again kindly
request any global solution. Please!



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