Apologies for following up to my own post, but here's a few further data points :
- my PC and the server's clocks are in sync, so it's not that old problem. - fortunately, it only seems to be happening on a particular list - both the "nomail" setting and the message approval that wouldn't work were for the same list. I just had another message approval come through on a different list that I was able to approve without any trouble at all. - I'm using the same virtual host to access the web pages as what's listed in the lists' "preferred virtual host", if that matters. ajc wrote : > I've just upgraded Mailman on our Solaris 7 box (Python 2.1.1, Postfix > 1.1.7), from 2.0.8 to 2.0.9, this morning. > > > I first noticed this afternoon that when I went to set somebody's list > subscription to "nomail" via the admin web interface, it ignored me > (ie. I checked nomail, hit submit, and it reloaded the page with > nomail stil unset). Ok, fine, I've got a command-line tool to twiddle > the nomail flag for somebody, I'll go and do that. > > > Next, I had to approve a message I sent to a list (I'd used the wrong >>From address). On the pending requests web page, I checked "approve", > hit "submit", and it reloaded the page with the mail still held, > waiting for my approval. > > > There's no stray lock files in ~mailman/lock. > > > I've tried from the following browsers, in case it was a browser > problem... > > - galeon 1.2.0 (linux), my usual browser > - opera 6.0b1 (linux) - I even got it to "forget all private data" > (hence the cookies), and it didn't help > - IE 6.0 under Windows XP > > ...but the behaviour's the same under all of them. > > > I tried downgrading to 2.0.8 and the same thing happens, so I'm a > little stuck here. > > > confused, > Andrew -- Andrew J Cosgriff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ego missile desert robot memory ------------------------------------------------------ Mailman-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users Mailman FAQ: http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py
