Tad Dixon wrote:
>Can you run those commands through the FTP? Do you think that this will
>solve the web page not working probleM?
No and No
You *must* have shell access to your mailman installation. If you don't
have it, I don't understand how you got this far without it.
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Can you run those commands through the FTP? Do you think that this will
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Tad Dixon wrote:
>No, when I do that, it says there is no mailing list name create. I am over
>my head I think.
No, that's the correct response from mydomain/mailman/admin/create
>I just installed this and I dont know what to do. I do not have an admin
>password. I have been reading up and it se
No, when I do that, it says there is no mailing list name create. I am over
my head I think.
I just installed this and I dont know what to do. I do not have an admin
password. I have been reading up and it seems like I have to create a site
list with an admin password first? Can I do that through
Tad Dixon wrote:
I just installed mailman and I am able to get the site up.
ie.mydomain/mailman/listinfo. I am continuing with the directions and trying
to go to mydomain/mailman/create. It says page not found. Are there any
suggestions.
What version are you installing and what directions are refer
Tad Dixon wrote:
>I just installed mailman and I am able to get the site up.
>ie.mydomain/mailman/listinfo. I am continuing with the directions and trying
>to go to mydomain/mailman/create. It says page not found. Are there any
>suggestions.
Can you go to mydomain/mailman/admin?
Is there a 'crea
On Feb 20, 2005, at 5:57 PM, Ian Truelsen wrote:
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 18:48:46 -0500
"Tad Dixon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just installed mailman and I am able to get the site up.
ie.mydomain/mailman/listinfo. I am continuing with the directions and
trying to go to mydomain/mailman/create. It say
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 18:48:46 -0500
"Tad Dixon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just installed mailman and I am able to get the site up.
> ie.mydomain/mailman/listinfo. I am continuing with the directions and
> trying to go to mydomain/mailman/create. It says page not found. Are
> there any suggesti
I just installed mailman and I am able to get the site up.
ie.mydomain/mailman/listinfo. I am continuing with the directions and trying
to go to mydomain/mailman/create. It says page not found. Are there any
suggestions.
Thanks
Tad Dixon
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Jeffery Cann wrote:
>
>So, I was losing messages. I didn't think that I was previously
>because the one list I was testing did have the correct permissions
>and so archiving was working correctly.
>
>I can ask users to send me a copy of an mbox for the lists that were
>not archiving. I'm wonderin
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 09:00:23 -0800, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Two things you could look at are Mailman's 'error' log and
> bin/check-perms
I did check the error log and sure enough it's a permissions problem:
Uncaught runner exception: [Errno 13] Permission denied:
'/var/lib/mai
Jeffery Cann wrote:
>I posted a previous thread on this topic :
>http://www.mail-archive.com/mailman-users@python.org/msg29658.html
>
>I thought that the bin/arch -wipe {list} fixed my problem. But no
>messages posted to the list are actually added to the archives.
>
>I checked my mailman qrunner
Felix E. Klee wrote:
For each message sent to a Mailman mailing list, I want to put a
corresponding entry into an PostgreSQL table with the following columns:
subs - mailing list name
msgid- message ID
postordr - a number for determining the order in which messages were
posted (p
For each message sent to a Mailman mailing list, I want to put a
corresponding entry into an PostgreSQL table with the following columns:
subs - mailing list name
msgid- message ID
postordr - a number for determining the order in which messages were
posted (per mailing list woul
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