[Mailman-Users] Missing archives and deleting archive messages.

2011-12-19 Thread JRC Groups
Hello, everyone.

I am experiencing two problems with my Mailman lists and wanted to ask if
any of you know the solutions.

Question 1:

Two (2) out of the five lists I created on my Mac OS X server are not
displaying their archives. I get as far as the default Mailman subscription
page for these two lists but once I click on the link on top of the page
that should go to the list's archives I get a blank browser page stating
Safari can't find the server (I'm on a Mac). On the next line it states
the following:

Safari can't open the page http://domain.com/mailman/private/listname/;
because Safari can't find the server domain.com.

Just to make this clear, I don't believe it can't find the server since this
works for the other three (3) lists I have on the server. Only two seem to
be displaying this behavior.

Question 2:

On a few of the lists I have created I have messages in their archives that
were sent just as test messages to ensure the lists were working right. I
don't want to have these messages as part of the lists' archives once I have
subscribers signing up for the lists. How can I (1) delete the entire
archive for a list and (2) delete only specific messages ?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Joe.


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Re: [Mailman-Users] Missing archives and deleting archive messages.

2011-12-19 Thread Mark Sapiro
JRC Groups wrote:

Question 1:

Two (2) out of the five lists I created on my Mac OS X server are not
displaying their archives. I get as far as the default Mailman subscription
page for these two lists but once I click on the link on top of the page
that should go to the list's archives I get a blank browser page stating
Safari can't find the server (I'm on a Mac). On the next line it states
the following:

Safari can't open the page http://domain.com/mailman/private/listname/;
because Safari can't find the server domain.com.


Is the host name (domain.com) the same as the host name in the URL of
the listinfo page you went to? If so, this is a Safari or Mac OS issue
of some kind. If not, the list's web_page_url attribute is wrong and
you need to run fix_url to fix it. See the FAQ at
http://wiki.list.org/x/mIA9.


Just to make this clear, I don't believe it can't find the server since this
works for the other three (3) lists I have on the server. Only two seem to
be displaying this behavior.

Question 2:

On a few of the lists I have created I have messages in their archives that
were sent just as test messages to ensure the lists were working right. I
don't want to have these messages as part of the lists' archives once I have
subscribers signing up for the lists. How can I (1) delete the entire
archive for a list and (2) delete only specific messages ?


See the FAQ at http://wiki.list.org/x/2YA9.

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Re: [Mailman-Users] Missing archives and deleting archive messages.

2011-12-19 Thread Adam McGreggor
On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 01:47:43PM -0800, JRC Groups wrote:
 Hello, everyone.
 
 I am experiencing two problems with my Mailman lists and wanted to ask if
 any of you know the solutions.
 
 Question 1:
 
 Two (2) out of the five lists I created on my Mac OS X server are not
 displaying their archives. I get as far as the default Mailman subscription
 page for these two lists but once I click on the link on top of the page
 that should go to the list's archives I get a blank browser page stating
 Safari can't find the server (I'm on a Mac). On the next line it states
 the following:
 
 Safari can't open the page http://domain.com/mailman/private/listname/;
 because Safari can't find the server domain.com.

Check DNS?

adam@hokey:~$ host -t ns domain.com
domain.com name server ns3.dotsterhost.com.
domain.com name server ns2.dotsterhost.com.
domain.com name server ns1.dotsterhost.com.

adam@hokey:~$ seq 1 3 | while read S; do host domain.com \
ns$S.dotsterhost.com; done # slight formating jig for clarity

Using domain server:
Name: ns1.dotsterhost.com
Address: 72.5.54.12#53
Aliases: 
domain.com has address 66.150.120.145
domain.com mail is handled by 10 sentry.domainbank.com.

Using domain server:
Name: ns2.dotsterhost.com
Address: 72.5.54.13#53
Aliases: 
domain.com has address 66.150.120.145
domain.com mail is handled by 10 sentry.domainbank.com.

Using domain server:
Name: ns3.dotsterhost.com
Address: 64.94.31.85#53
Aliases: 
domain.com has address 66.150.120.145
domain.com mail is handled by 10 sentry.domainbank.com.

Those nameservers point to the same address.

It would appear that the HTTPD config is also returning the wrong status codes;
404 != 301.

(q.v. https://github.com/Exim/exim/wiki/Dont-Obfuscate c)

 Just to make this clear, I don't believe it can't find the server since this
 works for the other three (3) lists I have on the server. Only two seem to
 be displaying this behavior.

Maybe check the host_name is the same for all lists?

 On a few of the lists I have created I have messages in their archives that
 were sent just as test messages to ensure the lists were working right. I
 don't want to have these messages as part of the lists' archives once I have
 subscribers signing up for the lists. How can I (1) delete the entire
 archive for a list and (2) delete only specific messages ?

This is in the FAQ. http://wiki.list.org/x/2YA9


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