Dennis Putnam wrote:
OK, now I understand what you are asking. I restarted mailman and let it
run for several minutes with no error in /var/log/mailman/error. Then I
submitted a help to -request. That is when the error occurred. I suppose
it might mot be the help request per se but rather
Mark Sapiro wrote:
OK, this is confusing. The public archive directories are links
(lrwxrwxrwx) to the private archive directories which contain the actual
archives. Those directories are drwxrwsr-x. The files are 755.
If the files are 755, that's OK, but they aren't executable so
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Prior to 2.1.10, check_perms had a bug and didn't check the owner and
group permissions on the archives/private directory itself.
Permissions should be 2771 or maybe 2770 (drwxrws--x or drwxrws---). If
archives/private is not o+x, it needs to be owned by the web server
for
Dennis Putnam wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Prior to 2.1.10, check_perms had a bug and didn't check the owner and
group permissions on the archives/private directory itself.
Permissions should be 2771 or maybe 2770 (drwxrws--x or drwxrws---). If=
archives/private is not o+x, it needs to be
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That advanced the ball. The problem was that the mailman's primay group was
mailman (Mandriva automagically creates a primary group for each user with the
same name as the user name, that has been a problem more than once). I changed
the primary group to mail. Thanks.
However, I am now getting
Dennis Putnam wrote:
However, I am now getting permission denied errors on the database folders.
IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied:
'/var/lib/mailman/archives/private/mailman/database/2008-October-date.lock.dap002.2271.2'
I ran check_perms and all is OK. This has always been about
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Dennis Putnam wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Can you go successfully go to a
http://www.example.com/mailman/listinfo/listname page for a known
listname even though it doesn't appear on the overview. If not, I
think your web server is pointing at the wrong place.
Dennis Putnam wrote:
I'm making some progress as the problems so far seem to be ownerhip and
permissions since the copy had to be done as root. I could not find
anything that tells me what the group and owner should be for each
associated directory but I think I have them all set to mailman:mail.
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Dennis Putnam wrote:
I am installing a replacement server and am having trouble migrating
Mailman. The installation works but none of my lists show up when I use
the browser interface. However, when I run 'list_lists' from the command
line they are there. Is this a
Dennis Putnam wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Dennis Putnam wrote:
I am installing a replacement server and am having trouble migrating
Mailman. The installation works but none of my lists show up when I use
the browser interface. However, when I run 'list_lists' from the command
line they are
Dennis Putnam wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Can you go successfully go to a
http://www.example.com/mailman/listinfo/listname page for a known
listname even though it doesn't appear on the overview. If not, I
think your web server is pointing at the wrong place.
OK, now we are making progress.
I am installing a replacement server and am having trouble migrating
Mailman. The installation works but none of my lists show up when I use
the browser interface. However, when I run 'list_lists' from the command
line they are there. Is this a config issue with just the HTML interface
or is there
Dennis Putnam wrote:
I am installing a replacement server and am having trouble migrating
Mailman. The installation works but none of my lists show up when I use
the browser interface. However, when I run 'list_lists' from the command
line they are there. Is this a config issue with just the HTML
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