[Fwd: RE: [Mailman-Users] Removing lists]

[Dan Mick]

No, Trevor, that's not the problem at all.  The error message says

/usr/bin/env: No such file or directory

which means getting to rmlist wasn't the issue at all, and as Neil points 
out, neither is getting to /usr/bin/env.

Neil, /usr/bin/env can't find Python; "python" must not be on your path.
You should fix that.

Trevor Lauder wrote:

> You are running a program not in your path, if you are in /home/mailman type
>
> ./bin/rmlist ciam
>
> You could also type:
>
> /home/mailman/bin/rmlist ciam
>
> from any directory and it would work too, or
>
> cd /home/mailman/bin
> ./rmlist caim
>

Neil Dombrowski said:

 >> thanks for all the help, but still having problems. I run the command,
 >> and I get 'no such file or directory'. The mailing list exists, and the
 >> executable file /usr/bin/env exists. What is this telling me?
 >>
 >> Thanks,
 >> 	Neil
 >>
 >> mailman at brak% pwd
 >> /home/mailman
 >> mailman at brak% bin/rmlist ciam
 >> /usr/bin/env: No such file or directory
 >> mailman at brak% ls /usr/bin/env
 >>   12 /usr/bin/env*
 >> mailman at brak% head
 >> bin/rmlist                                                 ~
 >> #! /usr/bin/env python
 >> #