> I've seen this mentioned on a number of Ensim lists, it just won't > work with anything over 755. When I get far enough it matters, I'll dig > into it more.
Jon said:
Interesting, because I remember using UID and GID's that were in the 1000+ range for the chroot (but that was six months ago so I could just be hallucinating)
Sorry, I did not quote enough to get context. The issue here is not the GID's but the permissions on directories that run CGI. As far as I can tell Ensim will not run CGI if the directory or script has permissions over 755. This conflicts with what mailman wants. Will changing the permissions on the mailman cgi-bin to 755 kill mail man?
- su as the local chrooted user that runs the webserver (generally the admin of the chroot) - run the admin cgi from the command line: ~mailman/cgi-gin/admin
This should dump out the source of a web-page to the command line (like when you look at a web-page and click on "View Source". It's a simple check. If that works then your Mailman install is working fine and the problems must be in the Chroot web-server setup.
Ah, another problem. 'Mailman expected the CGI wrapper script to be executed as group "apache", but
the system's web server executed the CGI script as group "admin". ' That I can fix by rerunning configure .... I think!
That plain Red Hat box is looking cheaper and cheaper!
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