Your apache server is executing the cgi as root. You have run
./configure --with-cgi-gid=apache but it needs to be ./cofigure
--with-cgi-gid=root. But this is a bad idea better to change how your
webserver is running. It probably should be executing the cgi as group
is apache in httpd.conf there
I looked in the sources catalogs, there are no editarch.* files at all
there, so I guess it's a "SuSE thing"...
I've got an installation with separated catalogs;
prefix=/usr/lib/mailman
var-prefix=/var/lib/mailman
So, to get a "clean" install, I guess I should just delete the
/usr/lib/mailma
I installed 2.1.2 from the SuSE Pro 9.0 distribution, then I updated it with
2.1.3 compiled from source in this case.
In the file /Mailman/Cgi/editarch.py (and also reflected in
editarch.pyc) I have this section:
# Add the listname to the file of archives to be reprocessed
def TagForArchProcessi
I recently installed a Debian Woody Linux system. I requested the Mailman
package from debian and it installed 2.0.11. This is a binary. I didn't
compile it. I read the post install instructions to make sure that the
permissions were correct. I then tried to make my list. Here is the script
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