Ralf Hildebrandt writes:
> Today I issued "prune_arch -l flohmarkt -d 30" and wondered about
> the immense size of the corresponding archive directory
> archives/private/flohmarkt
> Shouldn't prune_arch also clean out the "attachments" directory?
> (mailman-2.1.34)
Probably, but that's up t
Today I issued "prune_arch -l flohmarkt -d 30" and wondered about the
immense size of the corresponding archive directory archives/private/flohmarkt
du quickly showed me why:
# du -s * | sort -n
4index.html
4pipermail.pck
84 2020-November.txt
296 2020-December.txt
332
For some reason, messages are not being archived. I see no error in the
logs and check_perms says no problems found. Any suggestions on how to
get archive working? Thanks.
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Camel wrote:
> does someone have a specific example of the correct settings
> or lines in the httpd.conf file (v.8x or v.9x) - I have a feeling there needs
> to be a secondary directive beyond just Alias /listname/pipermail/
> "/var/www/mailman/archive/[public or private]/"
>
> the physical archi
does someone have a specific example of the correct settings
or lines in the httpd.conf file (v.8x or v.9x) - I have a feeling there needs
to be a secondary directive beyond just Alias /listname/pipermail/
"/var/www/mailman/archive/[public or private]/"
the physical archives are where they belon
Camel wrote:
> OK.. this is weird - the alias in httpd.conf points to /public/
> and the archives are being re-directed to /private/ ???!!???
> here is the alias:
> Alias /pipermail/ "/var/www/mailman/archives/public/"
> (like the docs say...)
> but it's going to /var/www/mailman/archives/private
John W Baxter wrote:
> At 8:27 -0400 10/10/2001, Camel wrote:
> >I'm still getting a "forbidden" accesing my archives - everything else is
> >working just fine - any ideas (seems to be a permissions issue)
Your archives won't be "there" unless you have actually posted messages to
the list.
At 8:27 -0400 10/10/2001, Camel wrote:
>I'm still getting a "forbidden" accesing my archives - everything else is
>working just fine - any ideas (seems to be a permissions issue)
Apache (in particular) "does" forbidden not only if the permissions are
wrong, but if it is pointed to a directory and
I'm still getting a "forbidden" accesing my archives - everything else is
working just fine - any ideas (seems to be a permissions issue)
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