BW> If you're interesting in helping out with this effort, please join
BW> mailman-developers.
Unfortunately all the development I can do (on Dreamhost) is pasting
into the edithtml.cgi window, and no matter how much I do I still
can't remove imbalanced tags from parts of mailman I have no access
t
Andrew Oakley wrote:
> Never mind, I've fixed it. It seems you need to run:
> newlist --urlhost=sub.domain.com --emailhost=domain.com list-name
> when you create the list and it works.
What you really want is
DEFAULT_URL_HOST = 'sub.domain.com'
DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST = 'domain.com'
VIRTUAL_HOSTS.cl
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On 01/19/2008 01:11 PM, Khalil Abbas wrote:
| hello all..
|
| I have a dedicated server with CentOS installed.. I need to perform
some mailman commands without going thru the administrative interface
that doesn't work due to an 'internal server error'
hello all..
I have a dedicated server with CentOS installed.. I need to perform some
mailman commands without going thru the administrative interface that doesn't
work due to an 'internal server error' message..
now mailman commands are installed here:
/usr/lib/mailman/bin
for example I
Khalil Abbas wrote:
> I have a dedicated server with cent-OS .. I access my mailman using:
>
> http://www.mydoman.com/mailman/admin/listname
>
> based on the message below, a nice fellow answered my questions by:
> path-to-mailman/bin/
>
> now I browsed my server using SSH but couldn't find
hi,
I have a dedicated server with cent-OS .. I access my mailman using:
http://www.mydoman.com/mailman/admin/listname
based on the message below, a nice fellow answered my questions by:
path-to-mailman/bin/
now I browsed my server using SSH but couldn't find the path to mailman
a
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On Jan 19, 2008, at 1:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What you currently have now is each translator not only responsible
> for translating message strings -- but also faithfully reproducing the
> whole HTML structure of the English version -- intac
Never mind, I've fixed it. It seems you need to run:
newlist --urlhost=sub.domain.com --emailhost=domain.com list-name
when you create the list and it works.
Seems this option isn't available in the web interface though.
Andrew Oakley wrote:
> I'm trying to set up a list "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", but
I'm trying to set up a list "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", but I want the web
interface to appear at http://sub.domain.com/mailman/ I have set
POSTFIX_STYLE_VIRTUAL_DOMAINS = ["domain.com"] in my mm_cfg.py, but I
can't spot a way to set the web interface location.
With the current setup http://sub.domai
