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On Apr 3, 2009, at 2:21 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Since the RedHat package already installs its own /etc/init.d/mailman,
I think this is a good solution for the RedHat package. For the rest
of us, we're pretty far from FHS compliance and presumably goo
Daniel Novotny wrote:
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>The solution I created is to create a new script called
>"mailman-update-cfg"'which contains the following:
>
>#!/usr/bin/python
>import py_compile
>
>py_compile.compile("/usr/lib/mailman/Mailman/mm_cfg.py")
>
>in the mm_cfg.py there's a note, that if you use SELinux,
>you
- "Mark Sapiro" wrote:
> I understand your issue with mm_cfg. All I can suggest is symlinks
> might help. I thought the current RedHat package currently has a
> symlink /etc/mm_cfg.py -> /usr/lib/mailman/Mailman/mm_cfg.py (or vice
> versa). Does this help?
yes, the symlink is there, but neve
Daniel Novotny wrote:
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>we are now having a problem, how to adapt mailman configuration (mm_cfg.py)
>to SELinux policy:
>
>it resides in /usr and the SELinux maintainer argues /usr should be read-only,
>which is not satisfied, when you change the configuration (and the .pyc file
>has to be generat
hello,
we are now having a problem, how to adapt mailman configuration (mm_cfg.py)
to SELinux policy:
it resides in /usr and the SELinux maintainer argues /usr should be read-only,
which is not satisfied, when you change the configuration (and the .pyc file
has to be generated in /usr/lib/mailman
