At 6:59 PM -0700 7/4/08, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Bill Christensen wrote:
I just moved my Mailman/Apache/Postfix server to a new hard drive,
and in the process managed to make the public archives inaccessible.
Private archives work fine, as does everything else as far as I can
tell.
I suspect that the problem has to do with my renaming the root hard
drive (though of course the paths would typically still be
/usr/local/mailman/ which accounts for most everything still working).
I've tried switching to private archives and back again in the hope
of building a new working symlink, but there's no difference. I made
no changes to the Apache config file, and all the paths and rules
there look like they should work.
Any ideas where else I should search for a fix?
What does Apache say when you try to access a public archive? What's in
Apache's error log?
Symbolic link not allowed.
Is SELinux or some other security policy management involved?
nope.
What are the ownership and permissions of
/usr/local/mailman/archives/private ? In particular, is it either
owned by the apache user or o+x ?
they were were
drwxrws--- nobody mailman private
drwxrwsr-x billc mailman public
I looked on the old hd and found them set as
drwxrwx--- billc mailman private
drwxrwxr-x billc mailman public
I tried a perms fix, but that didn't do the trick.
So I tried changing them to that. Bad idea, now I'm getting a "we've
hit a bug in mailman 2.1.9..." message when logging in to the web
interface. I tried another perms fix, and the symptoms are
unchanged.
Help, Mr Wizard! I have no idea how to set an "rws" to get it back
to broken but generally functional.
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