[Mailman-Users] Mailing list setup

Todd Freedom_Lover at pobox.com
Mon Jul 21 21:12:26 CEST 2003


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Mark Haney wrote:
> I'm a newbie to Mailman and need a bit of help getting my setup
> configured properly.  I have finally managed to get to the Admin page,
> but at the bottom it has a link for all 'porky.devel.redhat.com' mailing
> lists.  I've tried to configure mm_cfg.py to use the DEFAULT_URL_HOST,
> DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST values, but I keep getting an error that the host
> 'www' is undefined.  Where am I supposed to configure that in Mailman?
> I have the FQDN's in DNS as well as /etc/hosts, so I know that's not it.
> What am I missing?  Any help would be appreciated.

Sounds like you're using the mailman rpm from redhat.  If so, there *should*
be a README.REDHAT file in the doc dir (/usr/share/doc/mailman-<version>).

I say should because I think the rpm shipped with redhat 9 didn't include
any docs (among it's other deficiencies).  If that's the rpm you have, you
probably want to either rebuild from source (which is very easy if you
follow the instructions) or get an updated mailman rpm from redhat's rawhide
(search the archives for this list for a url to some bugzilla reports about
the problems with the redhat 9 rpm's).

The README.REDHAT file details the basic steps you need to take to get
mailman configured for your system after installation.  The rpm doesn't (and
really can't) do some of these things for you.

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