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delete_mailman_thread.md
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How to delete a thread in mailman.
How to delete a thread in mailman.
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**NOTE**
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Go to the [mailman site](https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/) on the top right corner select `Sign In`
Go to the [mailman site](https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/)
on the top right corner select `Sign In`
Do not login through the username and password fields, login using the third party `Fedora` link to assume fas permissions.
Do not login through the username and password fields,
login using the third party `Fedora` link to assume fas permissions.
Once logged in select the thread you wish to delete either directly by url or by searching through the archive. On the right hand side of the page there will be a box containg the `Delete this thread` option. If you do not see this then you don't have the required permissions. Click this and you will be asked to confirm deletion.
Once logged in select the thread you wish to delete either directly by url
or by searching through the archive.
On the right hand side of the page there will be a box containg the
`Delete this thread` option.
If you do not see this then you don't have the required permissions.
Click this and you will be asked to confirm deletion.
After deletion try to navigate back to the page to ensure the thread is removed.
After deletion try to navigate back to the page to ensure the thread is
removed.

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Make mailman user an admin
Go to the [mailman site](https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/) on the top right corner select `Sign In`
Go to the [mailman site](https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/) on the top
right corner select `Sign In`
Do not login through the username and password fields, login using the third party `Fedora` link to assume fas permissions.
Do not login through the username and password fields, login using the
third party `Fedora` link to assume fas permissions.
Once logged in navigate to the [django admin page](https://lists.fedoraproject.org/django-admin) you should see in the top right corner that you are logged in.
Once logged in navigate to the [django admin page](https://lists.fedoraproject.org/django-admin)
you should see in the top right corner that you are logged in.
Search for the user who you wish to make admin, click on the name and tick the `staff status` box. Click the save button at the bottom. Admin access should now be present for the user.
Search for the user who you wish to make admin, click on the name and
tick the `staff status` box. Click the save button at the bottom.
Admin access should now be present for the user.