Well, thanks to those who responded with information. Sounds like this is
going to be one of those cases where the cooker release of something got
too weird for me to want to deal with. :-)
ML 9.1 shipped with Apache2 as the default web server, but I uninstalled
that and fell back to Apache (1), because I was having too hard of a time
trying to get the fscking thing to work as desired (and I knew how to do it
with Apache(1)). Maybe I'll try Apache2 again sometime down the road.
I still don't know *why* the web page created all links to refer to
localhost.localdomain with the mailman interface. You'd think it would
just default to whatever the site was that you're connected to. I mean,
when *I* build a website, my HTML code refers to directory/file and not
some.sitename/directory/file, and then any connecting browser will find
what's needed by simply referring to that. Don't know why mailman needs to
put a site name into it.
And lastly (and most importantly), I'm not interested in upgrading to the
cooker version of postfix just to see if it will get along with the cooker
version of mailman. :-)
I suppose I'll find out when ML 9.2 goes final. <grin>
--Dave
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