[Mailman-Users] 14 hours and still not there
Paul H Byerly
paul at thcwd.com
Tue Mar 11 19:43:40 CET 2003
Jon Carnes wrote:
>Looks like you are setting up Mailman in a chrooted environment.
Correct. If I understand correctly, in chroot the server does not
know anything above it exists? It thinks that tmblists.com is the root
directory?
>This is not for the faint of heart.
Tell me about it!
>I've done a few of these and they take a lot of tweaks to setup properly.
I've tweaked every way I can think of. I need to do some searching
on changing the sendmail configuration I guess.
>The only real advice I can give is to take it slowly and test each step.
>If you understand what mailman is doing and how chrooted environments work
>then you will persevere
Unfortunately my understanding of both is limited. I'm willing to
take the time to learn, but I don't even know where to start. Any hints
where I can find the resources to learn what I need to know? I did a
search on Google for ' "chrooted environment" +mailman ' and got a lot of
hits - but they all have "mailman" in an included URL as it's part of a
mailman list and nothing of help. I've been thru all the readmes in mailman.
>Good Luck - Jon Carnes
I'm going to need it! I have found plenty of people looking to get
Mailman working under Ensim, but no one offering a how to. Ensim is
becoming more and more used, and sooner or later someone is going to cover
this. If I ever get it running I will do a how to.
One other question, on getting CGI to run. Apparently Ensim won't
deal with cgi files that have permissions above 755. When I ran a
re-configure after changing the CGI directories to 755, the checkperms saw
this as an error and changed it. If I change the permissions after I'm up
and running is this going to break anything in Mailman?
<>< Paul, who would get a plain Red Hat box for Mailman if he had the $$.
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