Am Monday 20 September 2010 schrieb mir Néstor Díaz Valencia: > Who is serving mailman web interface? apache2?
Yes. > Have you checked web server logs? Yes. If I post something, I get a HTTP 302. The redirect points to the site, where you come from. No error nowhere. > Have you checked web interface HTML code? (It's ctrl+u in most > browsers) > > Fore example, in general Options web page in my setup I can read this: > <FORM action="http://somedomain.com/admin/mailman/general"; > method="POST" I checked this already. And I can see the POST in the web server log. > Can it be that your mailman forms are sending information to the old > url? I don't think so. I've made a dump of the traffic, too. I see the complete form: POST /cgi-bin/mailman/admin/club/members?letter=d HTTP/1.1 Host: xxx.com [Header with Form] HTTP/1.1 302 Found [...] Location: xxx.com/cgi-bin/mailman/admin/club/members?letter=d Is there a way to split the whole action into two parts. The apache gets now the requests, the CGIs collect the information from the form and call something. Can I call this something manually as the apache user to test where the problem is and how can I do this? Regards Oli
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