On Thu, 2002-10-03 at 15:11, Trish Morley wrote:
> I have exactly the same problem as Mariano, with RedHat. What are the
> "features"? How do we circumvent them?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Jon Carnes wrote:
> >Are you installing this on a Linux box? What Distribution? Red Hat
> >adds some interesting
I have exactly the same problem as Mariano, with RedHat. What are the
"features"? How do we circumvent them?
Thanks.
Jon Carnes wrote:
>Are you installing this on a Linux box? What Distribution? Red Hat
>adds some interesting security "features" to Sendmail that need to be
>circumvented for
First place to check is the log files for Mailman: ~mailman/logs/..
Then run through your MTA's log files.
If you don't find any errors logged or bounced/refused messages then you
need to look at your firewall rules and the setup of your MTA.
Are you installing this on a Linux box? What Distrib
I downloaded the last version from the list.org site,
installed it with no problem, configured the cron job
and created a test list. The notification to the owner
of the list was correctly sent.
The problem is when I try to suscribe or ask for help
to the list (sending a mail to test-request@myh
