Check the file structure of the public/private folders for the archives.
Make sure that they have the same structure and rights as the ones that are
working. "ln -l" should be all you need to use to look at the archive
files.
Good Luck - Jon Carnes
- Original Message -
From: "timduru" <[E
You would copy the script to a file and then make the file executable:
chmod a+x
Then you would run the file nightly as either the user root or the user
mailman. To do this as the mailman user you would:
su mailman
crontab -i
This will let you edit the crontab for mailman. The following l
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> I have mailman on a slackware box with sendmail.ww1.mydomain.com
> The mailserver for ww1 is mx.mydomain.com. It is a WinNT box running
Domino
> Mail Server.
Seems like a pretty basic problem to
