Never mind. It turned out to be a bad Ethernet cable. I was thinking it
might have something to do with using Python < 2.0.
Rich
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I just put a new machine online running Trustix Linux 1.2, etc. etc. and
Mailman 2.0.3-J. Now I'm trying to add 250 users to a mailing list via the
admin Web page but I'm having some trouble.
I tried pasting all 250 addresses into the form at once (one to a line,
Windows Netscape 4.75) but tha
>Recent threads in this list explained how to get old mailboxes in
> pipermail.
I'd much rather search old posts instead of writing new ones, but the
search interface of this list doesn't seem to work as advertised.
"Archives of this list are searchable by using the general Python.Org
Where can I find information about the "hooks" for using mhonarc with Mailman?
We've been using majordomo+mhonarc, and I'd like to the archives to
continue where they left off. If anyone has already done this, can you give
me some ideas of what the procedure is?
From what I've gathered so far
I *can* compile Mailman on Trustix 1.2 as root. I can't as any other user.
richpav@academy-if /tmp/mailman-2.0.3+J1$ ./configure
loading cache ./config.cache
checking for --with-python... no
checking for python... (cached) /usr/bin/python
checking Python interpreter... /usr/bin/python
checking Py
I'm having a problem getting the Japanese version of Mailman 2.0.3 to run,
but it's not a Japanese language problem. Basically, there's a module that
works right when I run Python via the CLI but not when it's run as a CGI. I
read the FAQ. Didn't help.
The Japanese version uses the module kcon
