That's a never mind. Turns out I missed the forest while looking at the trees.
the mailman/cgi-bin/'s permissions were fine, but the mode on a directory a
level or so up were too restrictive to let apache look that deep to read what
was inside. a chmod 02775 fixed that and I now can browse
It didn't matter. I backed it out.
I then replicated my apache.conf vhost definition as gibberish.validdomain.org,
where the vhost file for validdomain includes the first working mailman
installation.
This time, I got a working listinfo page reporting no lists for
gibberish.validdomain.or
Hugh Esco wrote:
>
>As an experiment, I'll try the advise for suEXEC. If it doesn't get me
>anywhere, I'll back it out.
It doesn't matter whether Apache was compiled with it. If you do NOT
have an SuexecUserGroup directive in your virtual host or globally in
your Apache configuration, then thi
I added the + sign, restarted the apache server and still got the same errors
in the borwser and apache log: "Permission denied: access to /mailman/listinfo
denied".
I'm running gentoo (not SELinux) on this server, while my experience is with
debian. A choice made by others, I'm afraid. So
Hugh Esco wrote:
>
>The apache error log for mumble still says:
>
> [Tue Dec 20 13:29:44 2005] [error] [client nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn]
> (13)Permission denied: access to /mailman/listinfo denied
So apparently, adding
Options ExecCGI
SetHandler cgi-script
didn't
Mr. Sapiro:
Thank you sir, for your help.
Yes, I ran check_perms with and without -f as root until I got good results.
I've now added the following stanza to my vhost.conf file:
Options ExecCGI
SetHandler cgi-script
I don't know what would have undone that. That stan
Hugh Esco wrote:
>I might need to do several instances of mailman before the new year, sailed
>right through my first install, but got stuck on the second one. I'm seeking
>advice on how to build this. Apparently I will need a distinct instance for
>each virtual host of the $prefix heirarchy.
I might need to do several instances of mailman before the new year, sailed
right through my first install, but got stuck on the second one. I'm seeking
advice on how to build this. Apparently I will need a distinct instance for
each virtual host of the $prefix heirarchy. I'm wondering though
