I'm pretty sure it has to be the directory indexes thing. Adding index.html to the end of the archive URL it works. I tried adding +Indexes in the Option line for the archive directory in /etc/httpd/conf.d/mailman.conf, but that seems to make the whole mailman site give me a 404.
Justin Georgeson wrote:
I have the 2.1-7 RPM from RedHat's Rawhide installed on RedHat 7.3, with
Postfix 1.7 (the RedHat 7.3 RPM, with some minor tweaks). It's mostly
working. I have a test list created with members subscribed, but the
archive doesn't seem to be working. From
https://server/mailman/listinfo/list/, I click the archive link, which
takes me to https://server/pipermail/list/ and I get back a 404 from the
web server. I have the Alias defined in my Apache config.
/var/mailman/archives/public/list[.mbox] is a symlink to the corresponding file in the private archive folder. I think it's a problem with either the Apache config (directory index diabled?) or file permissions.
I want to have the mailman site 'protected' with a username/password, but am not sure where the .htaccess file should go to do this.
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