David Anderson writes:
> I am trying to back up some mailman archives on a cPanel hosted website.
>
> I know your stance on cPanel, and quite understand it, but
> unfortunately I have to work in those constraints.
Note that the stance on cPanel is not that we *won't* support Mailman
users on
David Anderson wrote:
>
>What needs to be in the archive directory for things to work properly?
An 'empty' list archive for a list named 'junk' looks like the following
[m...@sbh16 ~]$ ls -ld mmv/archives/private/junk*
drwxrwsr-x 2 mark mailman 4096 Jan 12 16:48 mmv/archives/private/junk
drwxrw
I am trying to back up some mailman archives on a cPanel hosted website.
I know your stance on cPanel, and quite understand it, but
unfortunately I have to work in those constraints.
I have got my provider to move all the archive files to an ftp area
where I am trying to clear the message files.
How do you delete one archived post, or all archives for a list?
Thanks
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