Re: [Mailman-Users] web interface permissions ?

2009-12-01 Thread Thomas Andrews
Mark Sapiro wrote: Thomas Andrews wrote: On a newly installed mailman setup, the "Submit All Data" button has no effect in the page "Tend to pending moderator requests". It doesn't matter if I select 'Accept' 'Reject' or 'Discard', the effect is the same - nothing. What happens when you c

Re: [Mailman-Users] web interface permissions ?

2009-12-01 Thread Adam McGreggor
On Tue, Dec 01, 2009 at 08:21:27AM -0800, Mark Sapiro wrote: > You should run 'check_perms -f' as root until the problems are fixed, > but there is one caveat. I think the Debian package installs a number > of symlinks and check_perms doesn't do well with symlinks. It checks > the ownership and mod

Re: [Mailman-Users] web interface permissions ?

2009-12-01 Thread Mark Sapiro
Thomas Andrews wrote: > >On a newly installed mailman setup, the "Submit All Data" button has no >effect in the page "Tend to pending moderator requests". It doesn't >matter if I select 'Accept' 'Reject' or 'Discard', the effect is the >same - nothing. > >On other admin pages I can do anything I

[Mailman-Users] web interface permissions ?

2009-12-01 Thread Thomas Andrews
Hi, On a newly installed mailman setup, the "Submit All Data" button has no effect in the page "Tend to pending moderator requests". It doesn't matter if I select 'Accept' 'Reject' or 'Discard', the effect is the same - nothing. On other admin pages I can do anything I want - add users, chan

[Mailman-Users] web interface permissions

2002-04-25 Thread Mozzi
Hi all tnx to all who responded I got my web interface up and running :-) Now I noticed in testing that if I log onto one list http:///mailman/admin/test/   and I just go in the url and change test with test2 it puts me into that interface immediately and I can view the other persons details