Thanks Mark. That did it. In mm_cfg.py, PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL was set to
'/list-archives'. I changed it to:
PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL = 'http://%(hostname)s/list-archives/%(listname)s'
since we do not use pipermail. We may do so in the future.
Darren
ODU
On Thu, 2005-10-13 at 19:42, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> D
Darren G Pifer wrote:
>
> I wrote this one off too soon. This problem still exists
>even though I thought it was fixed. While looking at a list serve using
>a browser, the link shows:
>
>http://list.odu.edu/listarchives
>
>when I would expect something like:
>
>http://list.odu.edu/listarchives
Hello,
I wrote this one off too soon. This problem still exists
even though I thought it was fixed. While looking at a list serve using
a browser, the link shows:
http://list.odu.edu/listarchives
when I would expect something like:
http://list.odu.edu/listarchives/listname
Anyone come ac
Hello,
I found out what the problem was; the web server's directory
root did not have the "Indexes" option. I set this and everything
is now fine.
Darren
On Wed, 2005-10-12 at 12:19, Rae wrote:
> Make sure that the user is listed in the server group for mailman.
> Something like this:
>
> mail
Make sure that the user is listed in the server group for mailman.
Something like this:
mailman:*:1000:LOGIN,www,USER
If you don't have access to the group file, you will need to talk to
your webhost.
Also check that your archives directory has the mailman:mailman
permissions ownership set.
We had a list admin who complained that he does not have permission
to view his list serve's archive. I logged as the mailman user and
clicked on "Go to list archive" and got the same message he was seeing.
Here it is:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /list-archives/ on this server.