Patrick Valencia wrote:
>
>Ohh... *slaps forehead* python isn't in the chrooted environment. But
>wouldn't the cgi executable require python to output the error message?
No. The CGI executable wrapper is a compiled/bound C program (mostly
because SETGID doesn't work with 'scripts'). So the wrap
Ohh... *slaps forehead* python isn't in the chrooted environment. But
wouldn't the cgi executable require python to output the error message?
Should I just install another copy of python into
/var/www/usr/local/bin/python? Do you know much about chrooting
applications? This isn't really a mailm
Patrick Valencia wrote:
>
>Ok, so the /var/www/etc/group file works, but now it's giving me another
>error:
>
>No such file or directory.
Where do you see this error?
Is there an entry in Mailman's error log (/var/www/mailman/logs/error I
think in your case)?
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Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, so the /var/www/etc/group file works, but now it's giving me another
error:
No such file or directory.
It mentions storing the output into a syslog, but from checking apache's
error_log and access_log, I don't see anything useful. It shows
/mailman/admin getting a 200 response, which means O
Patrick Valencia wrote:
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>Matter of fact, when I configure it, the DCGI_GROUP="\"www\"" and so does
>the DMAIL_GROUP. I think it's taking the 67 as a gid and finding the group
>it belongs to.
That's right. See my other reply.
>I'm still not exactly sure how it can't see the gid when it
>goes
Patrick Valenciawrote:
>
>I configured it as such:
>
>./configure --prefix=/var/www/mailman --with-mail-gid=67 --with-cgi-gid=67
>--with-username=_mailman --with-groupname=_mailman
>
>(using the _mailman user & group from the port install) and I still get the
>same error:
>
>Failure to find group
Matter of fact, when I configure it, the DCGI_GROUP="\"www\"" and so does
the DMAIL_GROUP. I think it's taking the 67 as a gid and finding the group
it belongs to. I'm still not exactly sure how it can't see the gid when it
goes to run the cgi script I thought it would be able to, especially sin
I configured it as such:
./configure --prefix=/var/www/mailman --with-mail-gid=67 --with-cgi-gid=67
--with-username=_mailman --with-groupname=_mailman
(using the _mailman user & group from the port install) and I still get the
same error:
Failure to find group name for GID 67. Mailman
expected
Patrick Valencia wrote:
>I need help setting up mailman in a chrooted OpenBSD environment. I've
>copied the /usr/local/lib/mailman and /var/spool/mailman directories to
>/var/www/mailman, as well as the modules it needed, but now I'm getting an
>error that says:
>
>Mailman CGI error!!! The Mailma
I need help setting up mailman in a chrooted OpenBSD environment. I've
copied the /usr/local/lib/mailman and /var/spool/mailman directories to
/var/www/mailman, as well as the modules it needed, but now I'm getting an
error that says:
Mailman CGI error!!! The Mailman CGI wrapper encountered
a fat
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