Paul Kleeberg wrote:
>I have moved several lists to a new box with virtual domains. I have moved
>/archives and /lists, used with_list and fix_url but I remembered something
>about aliases and looked and saw ~/mailman/data/aliases does not contain the
>moved lists. Is that a manual build, a c
I have moved several lists to a new box with virtual domains. I have moved
/archives and /lists, used with_list and fix_url but I remembered something
about aliases and looked and saw ~/mailman/data/aliases does not contain the
moved lists. Is that a manual build, a command I should run, or is
Mark> Mailman was always intended to use relative href's in the web
Mark> interface, but due to a bug , this didn't work in 2.1.x prior to
Mark> 2.1.12.
Thanks. I'll see if I can get the powers-that-be to upgrade.
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s...@pobox.com wrote:
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>We're running MM 2.1.9 at work. I noticed much to my chagrin today that
>all the links in the admin interface appear to be absolute URLs.
Mailman was always intended to use relative href's in the web
interface, but due to a bug , this didn't work in 2.1.x prior to
2.1.12
We're running MM 2.1.9 at work. I noticed much to my chagrin today that
all the links in the admin interface appear to be absolute URLs. At
work they have this annoying habit of never using the FQDN for hosts, so
our MM machine is just "lists". I can edit the URL to use the FQDN and
thus get to
