> "J" == JT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
J> If the below suggestion doesn't work, I'd recommend rebuilding
J> Python (you did build it from source, didn't you ;-) and I
J> guess remove the pyc files too, although I don't really know
J> anything about Python bytecode, so take
I expect that this analysis is on target - FreeBSD did make some
changes with crypt around 4.2 that disrupted a few things. If your
system is on one side of that change and your Python installation on
the other, that could be the source of the problem.
If the below suggestion doesn't work, I'd r
The problem could be with Python's crypt module, which depending on
the platform and the way Python was built on it, may not exist or may
be broken.
Note that MM2.1 uses SHA1 for all hashing, as this has proven to be
the most reliable (and the most reliably extant).
My suggestion for you is to
On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 03:40:09PM +0200, Enriko Groen wrote:
> $1$FI$4ajCrrR4WADe8XOcBYUp8/$ mmsitepass
> $1$CU$3hwEZaPPSDJOMx8Vv7TyS0
> I entered the same password on both occasions, however the resulting strings
> are completly different.
> Shouldn't they both be the same?
>
> I looks like t
> From: Enriko Groen
> > Try using the bin/mmsitepass script in your mailman account's
> > shell. You
> > have to be user mailman for it to succeed.
> >
> > @ Enriko Groen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) :
> > > I'm still having difficulties to change the sitepassword
> > for mailman.
>
> I tried that b
> From: Fil [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Try using the bin/mmsitepass script in your mailman account's
> shell. You
> have to be user mailman for it to succeed.
>
> @ Enriko Groen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) :
> > I'm still having difficulties to change the sitepassword
> for mailman.
I tried tha
Try using the bin/mmsitepass script in your mailman account's shell. You
have to be user mailman for it to succeed.
@ Enriko Groen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) :
> I'm still having difficulties to change the sitepassword for mailman.
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Mailman-Users m
Hi
I'm still having difficulties to change the sitepassword for mailman.
All I get is a message "Password change failed".
I already tried to set the rights of the password file to allow anyone to
read or write it, but it did not help.
I run Mailman 2.0.5 on a FreeBSD 4.2 machine.
Any suggestio
