Ralph Utbult wrote:
>
>My problem is partially solved - changed ID for data/aliases* to mail
>mail.
I assume you are saying that this allows mail delivery to Mailman to
work.
>It seems that the web interface is working (at least locally, on
>the mail server). I will try to access it from a wind
> Mark Sapiro writes:
>
> > Then, the question is why doesn't bin/check_perms -f fix
> it? Are you > running this as root?
>
> This may have improved more recently, but sometimes I've had
> to run check_perms -f more than once.
Ran it a couple of times myself ;-)
My problem is partially sol
Mark Sapiro writes:
> Then, the question is why doesn't bin/check_perms -f fix it? Are you
> running this as root?
This may have improved more recently, but sometimes I've had to run
check_perms -f more than once.
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Ralph Utbult wrote:
>
>Todd, my /usr/lib/mailman/subdir-files all have mail as GUID. Isn't that
>suppose to mean mail client (Postfix)?
They should all be GID = the group of the 'mailman' user, which is
probably 'mailman' judging from the group mismatch error you reported.
Then, the question is w
Ralph,
Also, you should check out the Mailman install manual, at least the
section on integrating Postfix.
http://www.list.org/mailman-install/node13.html
And of course, peruse the Mailman FAQ if you haven't already done so.
If the package you are using has omitted some of these steps you may
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Ralph Utbult wrote:
> Installed package via X (Gnome). Version 2.1.9.
What distro and distro version?
> Since I'm not a regular Un*x administrator (fix some simple mail
> problem once a month) I tend to like GUI over CMD ;-)
Fair enough. Though mailman provides no GUI method of installing, so
Ooops - sent this to Dan instead of the list...
> > I run mailman with Postfix. Have MTA='Postfix' and have run
> check_perm
> > a number of times, with -f How do I tweak the mail server (a.k..a
> > Postfix) to run the script as group "mail"?
>
> If you installed Mailman from source, it's usually
