We are going to be changing the name of our Host Name on our Red Hat Linux box that Mailman 2.0.8 is running on. I would like to change all the lists and configuration for mailman over to this new Host Name. I don't want to setup a CNAME in DNS to keep the old Host Name accessible.
What steps are involved in accomplishing this task. I know you use the "withlist" with the command below.
python -i bin/withlist -l mylist
m.web_page_url 'http://newname.com' m.Save() ^D
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At 10:55 AM 4/22/02 -0600, you wrote:
We are going to be changing the name of our Host Name on our Red Hat Linux box that Mailman 2.0.8 is running on. I would like to change all the lists and configuration for mailman over to this new Host Name. I don't want to setup a CNAME in DNS to keep the old Host Name accessible.
What steps are involved in accomplishing this task. I know you use the "withlist" with the command below.
python -i bin/withlist -l mylist
m.web_page_url 'http://newname.com' m.Save()
If they're all changing to the defaults, then after changing the host on the system, rerun configure and install again, so that Defaults.py picks up the new DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN and DEFAULT_URL_HOST and such. Then just use fix_url.py in the bin directory. (Which essentially does what you're doing above, but computes everything for you).
And if it applies to all lists, you can save time by using the -a option to iterate through all lists..
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