At 12:32 PM -0700 2004/06/04, Scot Condry wrote:
Well I will definetly let people know if I figure it out. But now I am thinking of just running Apache and hosting my previous web pages on my Linux machine. It seems hard to believe that no one has tries to do what I am doing before, hsoting web pages on a windows machine and at the same time hosting Mailman on a linux server.
You can certainly split your Mailman web host from the mail server which actually handled the incoming and outgoing messages. That's not a problem. But I've never heard of anyone trying to have the web server on one box (using IIS, no less) and the Mailman hosting on another box.
But you are saying (the faq info was a little vague) that if I use IIS and under Home Directory tell it to go to a URL its not going to work right with Mailman anyway?
You could get Mailman to work under Windows 2000, using the instructions at <http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=show&file=faq05.002.htp>.
Short of that, I can't see any way to integrate Mailman and IIS.
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