Phillip Ryker wrote:
>I would like to inquire whether or not anyone has successfully setup
>multiple installations of mailman-2.1.9 and exim4 on the same server.
>If you have would it be possible to see a copy of your exim.conf? I
>have tried everything I can think of and believe I have run up ag
I would like to inquire whether or not anyone has successfully setup
multiple installations of mailman-2.1.9 and exim4 on the same server.
If you have would it be possible to see a copy of your exim.conf? I
have tried everything I can think of and believe I have run up against
some issues I cannot
Phillip Ryker wrote:
>
>I tried that and now exim -bt returns with the right response.
>However, I am getting the following in my logs:
>
>No such file or directory: failed to chdir to
>/virtual/:listsrv.domain1.com/mailman
>
>so it is now pritning that extra colon. When I remove it I get errors
>
I hear what you are saying. I changed it to braces instead of
parentheses and got the same error message:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] exim]# exim -bt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] cannot be resolved at this time:
failed to expand "/virtual/${lc" for require_files: "${lc" is not a
known operator (or
Phillip Ryker wrote:
>Sorry, let me be more specific:
>
>I have this for my config file:
>
>MM_UID=mailman
>MM_GID=mailman
>MM_HOME=/virtual/${lc::$domain}/mailman
>MM_WRAP=MM_HOME/mail/mailman
>MM_LISTCHK=MM_HOME/lists/${lc::$local_part}/config.pck
>domainlist mm_domains = listsrv.domain1.com : l
Sorry, let me be more specific:
I have this for my config file:
MM_UID=mailman
MM_GID=mailman
MM_HOME=/virtual/${lc::$domain}/mailman
MM_WRAP=MM_HOME/mail/mailman
MM_LISTCHK=MM_HOME/lists/${lc::$local_part}/config.pck
domainlist mm_domains = listsrv.domain1.com : listsrv.domain2.com
domainlist lo
OK,
I have used the refernece below to set everything up and now I am
getting this in my logs:
2006-10-28 14:40:49 1Gdt6v-tU-2A ==
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> R=mailman_router
T=mailman_transport defer (2): No such file or directory: failed to
chdir to /virtual/:listsrv.swiftnetwork
Phillip Ryker wrote:
>
>I have confirmed that from the web everything works properly. I can
>create new lists and modify them, however, I cannot get the
>configuration for exim to work for the multiple domain names. Here is
>what I have in my exim.conf file:
This looks like the stuff from the
I am trying to setup mailman to run for virtual domains on a single
server. I have followed the information provided in the manual very
closely but am still having some issues. I am running:
CentOS v4.4 2.6.9-42.0.3.EL
I have installed Exim from the CentOS rpm: exim-4.43-1.RHEL4.5
Before attemp
Hi,
How do I install Mailman in multiple places, and still be able to
configure through the web interface? I tried doing a regular install into
a user's home directory, but the config interface tries to go to
http://host/mailman/whatever.
I am using Mailman 2.0.11, on Apache 1.3.
Thanks very muc
I figured it out! Sendmail's smrsh is a bit deceiving. Even though
it says it's doing a "|/home/mailman/lists.erc/mail/wrapper post board",
it's REALLY running /etc/smrsh/wrapper, which was symlinked to my
original installation's wrapper. Took a look at README.SENDMAIL,
then added another sym
A few days ago, I asked for ideas on a problem I'm having setting
up multiple installations on the same machine. The one recommendation
I received was to set up all of the installations under the
"mailman.mailman" UID.GID, rather than creating separate users and
groups for each domain's installa
I guess I was just trying to keep things as separate as possible. I
can't think of a good reason not to set it up as you describe, and it
might work better that way. The end result should be the same, since
the actual Mailman installations are still separate.
I still don't understand why, since
Dave Melton wrote:
> I've now got my second installation of Mailman almost working, with
> a username and group of "mailmana" (mailmanb and mailmanc will happen
> as soon as I get the first one working).
Any reason why you're using different UID.GID combinations, instead of the
default mailman.
First, thanks to Roger for the tip about setting up my VirtualHosts!
I've now got my second installation of Mailman almost working, with
a username and group of "mailmana" (mailmanb and mailmanc will happen
as soon as I get the first one working). The installation was no
problem, I was able to
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