RE: [Mailman-Users] Mailman not creating HTML pages
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In your httpd.conf file insert the following directive:
Alias /pipermail/ "$prefix/archives/public/"
where $prefix is the directory where you install mailman
eg Alias /pipermail/ "/usr/local/mailman/archives/public/"
-----Original Message----- From: mailman-users-admin@python.org [mailto:mailman-users-admin@python.org]On Behalf Of Scott Kinnane-Systems Support Engineer PGS SPS Perth Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2000 12:04 AM To: Marc W. Mauss Cc: Mark Starr; mailman-users@python.org Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] Mailman not creating HTML pages
I have a hunch ...
Are you running an Apache web server?? Or more importantly, who owns the processes for CGI programs that your web server starts? "nobody' is it? That being the case "nobody" would need to be in your mailman group AND, group write permissions need to be set for the /home/httpd/html/mailman directory.
Hows that sound??
scott
"Marc W. Mauss" wrote:
Mailman-Users maillist - Mailman-Users@python.org http://www.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users
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Okay, I added the Aliases line into httpd.conf and restarted the webserver...
but... hmmm what now? I created a new mailman list, added the aliases to /etc/aliases... and then looked again in /home/httpd/html/mailman
Nothing...
(a) Where should mailman be creating these html files? (b) Should I be running ./newlist as su root? If not, I get errors.
I keep going over the INSTALL and pulling out hair...
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You should be looking for your html where you put the alias...
e.g. if you installed mailman in /usr/local/mailman....
and then in your http.conf you typed: Alias /pipermail/ "/usr/local/mailman/archives/public/"
then for the archives you should look in /usr/local/mailman/archives/public/your_list_name_here/
Also, it may not make a difference... but I would have sent at least one test message to make sure the archive files are built....
There is other html floating around in the other directories where you installed mailman, that allow you to configure how the html looks for subscribers, how the actual archive front end looks etc. But I gather right now you just want the html to work....
Also, you may have done this, but you didn't say it, make sure that you have run newaliases (not just restarted sendmail), after you have configured sendmail with the new aliases for the group you created....
Yes, newlist has to be run as root.... that script that was posted a couple of days ago is a dandy for creating the lists on the fly....
Hope that helps, Mark
-----Original Message----- From: mailman-users-admin@python.org [mailto:mailman-users-admin@python.org]On Behalf Of Mark Starr Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2000 10:17 PM To: Grace, Terry Cc: 'Scott Kinnane-Systems Support Engineer PGS SPS Perth'; 'Marc W. Mauss'; 'mailman-users@python.org' Subject: RE: [Mailman-Users] Mailman not creating HTML pages
Okay, I added the Aliases line into httpd.conf and restarted the webserver...
but... hmmm what now? I created a new mailman list, added the aliases to /etc/aliases... and then looked again in /home/httpd/html/mailman
Nothing...
(a) Where should mailman be creating these html files? (b) Should I be running ./newlist as su root? If not, I get errors.
I keep going over the INSTALL and pulling out hair...
Mailman-Users maillist - Mailman-Users@python.org http://www.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users
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Mark, I forgot to add....
You should also have the scriptalias in the srm.conf
e.g. ScriptAlias /mailman/ /usr/local/mailman/cgi-bin/
that way you can run scripts from that directory... which is how all the other html is built on the fly... based on the templates in the other directories... You'll never really find that html.
Have you looked in your error log for anything...
e.g. /usr/local/mailman/logs/error
Mark
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FIXING THE PROBLEM OF MAILMAN WEBPAGES NOT SHOWING UP
Okay, I was able to fix the problem, and these are the steps I had to take (mainly, I needed an alias line in http.conf and a correct one at that (thanks to Terry Grace).
The thing is, the INSTALL files doesn't seem to explicitedly say what to do for those of us grunts going through it line by line, it just has a paragraph to 'see your Apache documentation' (hullo, what? me worry?)
So this is what you need to explicitly do (and maybe this needs to be added in that section of the INSTALL readme file):-)
Add the following line to httpd.conf: (run locate httpd.conf to find where httpd.conf lives)
add a line in the httpd.conf file that reads:
Alias /mailman/ "/usr/share/mailman/archives/public/"
or
Alias /mailman/ "/usr/local/mailman/archives/public/"
depending if you can cd into /usr/share/mailman or usr/local/mailman *if no luck, try 'locate mailman' to find out where you installed it -- got to love locate.
Editing httpd.conf I did a search inside of httpd.conf for the string "Aliases:" which turned up the appropriate spot in the httpd.conf to add it, but it doesn't matter, add it to the end if you want.
But that's not enough, then you have to post a message to the list to get the files created... (so to speak)
Of course, subscribe I subscribed myself to the mail list with a message to listname-request@yourdomain.com with SUBSCRIBE in body, then confirm yourself, then post with a message to listname@yourdomain.com
Once you post a new message the directory structure is created somewhat enough to see it
Then access the site with:
http://yourdomain.com/mailman/
(note! you have to put the trailling slash!) (thanks to Jim Tittsler there)
and you should see some directory tree...follow some links...
The ALias line was the trick, it tells Apache that if it gets a URL with yourdomain.com/mailman/ not to lookin in home/httpd/html/mailman where it would normally look for, but to do the substition to look in /usr/share/mailman/public instead for that URL... slight of hand
My thoughts: perhaps the mailman software should probably add the alias line in http.conf upon install, and also create a directory structure or "return" one even if no users have yet subscribed to the list or posted to the list...
![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/724109562e6224b2ada31681fc1e5649.jpg?s=120&d=mm&r=g)
Well I wrote a script for installing on RH6.x and seems to work for me. AND I sent it to the list.... Some reported to have used it and it worked
Some one should write for your OS.
Mark Starr wrote:
-- Regards,
Garret Krampe (Managing Director)
SATIX Pty Ltd. http://www.satix.net
ACN 090 976 015 Western Australia
"The Satellite Internet Exchange"
(08) 6278 2649 0412 303 504 Mobile ICQ 11 25 26 11 garret@satix.net
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Hi, all, hi, Mark, running Mailman on Linux, you may add one statement:
If you use COMANCHE, all changes to httpd can be made in the httpd.conf-file, ´cause COMANCHE puts evthing into this file; is you do *not* use COMANCHE, you have to edit the access.conf, srm.conf and httpd.conf -files for the necessary changes. And one remark: you may add option --with-cgi-ext=.pl to ./configure,
- if you don´t, some strange problems occur (at least with my 2.0.36). The problems may be due to the fact, that my own cgis in /var/httpd..... have ext=.pl, so apatche gets confused somehow.
This, of course, leads to the http-call http://www.your.domain/mailman/listinfo.pl/.....
- watch the *.pl*.
Actually, for Linux it´s quite good to do an *explicit* ./configure with all available options set, i.e. don´t just do ./configure naked. Just my personal experience (three installs of Mailman on three servers running all right).
One question from here to the list: running saint, my system gave pretty good results. After installing Mailman, I get all kinds of cgi-complaints, that are probably due to the Alias and ScriptAlias addings. Nothing really to worry about - but: are there security problems arising from Mailman-install ? If yes: which ?
Thanks, Guenter
At 04:02 27.01.00 -0500, you wrote:
:) have a nice day - alles Gute - :) Guenter Wessling (hypnose@t-online.de)
- Westfalian Society of Hypnosis -
- Westfaelische Gesellschaft fuer Hypnose - 48165 Muenster, Germany fax: 0049 (0)2501 27273
http://home.t-online.de/home/hypnose
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hi, i need help: thanks
- how do i migrate users of one server with majordomo+smail (lists are in /usr/smail/lib/lists and /etc/aliases) to a one with mailman+smail, i need something automatic for 5000 users
- i have problems when a user send a message to the list with an attach, it doesnt sometimes arrive.
-- Oscar
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hi, i need help: thanks
- how do i migrate users of one server with majordomo+smail (lists are in /usr/smail/lib/lists and /etc/aliases) to a one with mailman+smail, i need something automatic for 5000 users
- i have problems when a user send a message to the list with an attach, it doesnt sometimes arrive.
-- Oscar
![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/a3ad6e17f00c2d39c3f9bcc7458d2afb.jpg?s=120&d=mm&r=g)
Okay, I added the Aliases line into httpd.conf and restarted the webserver...
but... hmmm what now? I created a new mailman list, added the aliases to /etc/aliases... and then looked again in /home/httpd/html/mailman
Nothing...
(a) Where should mailman be creating these html files? (b) Should I be running ./newlist as su root? If not, I get errors.
I keep going over the INSTALL and pulling out hair...
![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/97ab8ebb2871c01010ad37b6a57e47ce.jpg?s=120&d=mm&r=g)
You should be looking for your html where you put the alias...
e.g. if you installed mailman in /usr/local/mailman....
and then in your http.conf you typed: Alias /pipermail/ "/usr/local/mailman/archives/public/"
then for the archives you should look in /usr/local/mailman/archives/public/your_list_name_here/
Also, it may not make a difference... but I would have sent at least one test message to make sure the archive files are built....
There is other html floating around in the other directories where you installed mailman, that allow you to configure how the html looks for subscribers, how the actual archive front end looks etc. But I gather right now you just want the html to work....
Also, you may have done this, but you didn't say it, make sure that you have run newaliases (not just restarted sendmail), after you have configured sendmail with the new aliases for the group you created....
Yes, newlist has to be run as root.... that script that was posted a couple of days ago is a dandy for creating the lists on the fly....
Hope that helps, Mark
-----Original Message----- From: mailman-users-admin@python.org [mailto:mailman-users-admin@python.org]On Behalf Of Mark Starr Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2000 10:17 PM To: Grace, Terry Cc: 'Scott Kinnane-Systems Support Engineer PGS SPS Perth'; 'Marc W. Mauss'; 'mailman-users@python.org' Subject: RE: [Mailman-Users] Mailman not creating HTML pages
Okay, I added the Aliases line into httpd.conf and restarted the webserver...
but... hmmm what now? I created a new mailman list, added the aliases to /etc/aliases... and then looked again in /home/httpd/html/mailman
Nothing...
(a) Where should mailman be creating these html files? (b) Should I be running ./newlist as su root? If not, I get errors.
I keep going over the INSTALL and pulling out hair...
Mailman-Users maillist - Mailman-Users@python.org http://www.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users
![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/97ab8ebb2871c01010ad37b6a57e47ce.jpg?s=120&d=mm&r=g)
Mark, I forgot to add....
You should also have the scriptalias in the srm.conf
e.g. ScriptAlias /mailman/ /usr/local/mailman/cgi-bin/
that way you can run scripts from that directory... which is how all the other html is built on the fly... based on the templates in the other directories... You'll never really find that html.
Have you looked in your error log for anything...
e.g. /usr/local/mailman/logs/error
Mark
![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/a3ad6e17f00c2d39c3f9bcc7458d2afb.jpg?s=120&d=mm&r=g)
FIXING THE PROBLEM OF MAILMAN WEBPAGES NOT SHOWING UP
Okay, I was able to fix the problem, and these are the steps I had to take (mainly, I needed an alias line in http.conf and a correct one at that (thanks to Terry Grace).
The thing is, the INSTALL files doesn't seem to explicitedly say what to do for those of us grunts going through it line by line, it just has a paragraph to 'see your Apache documentation' (hullo, what? me worry?)
So this is what you need to explicitly do (and maybe this needs to be added in that section of the INSTALL readme file):-)
Add the following line to httpd.conf: (run locate httpd.conf to find where httpd.conf lives)
add a line in the httpd.conf file that reads:
Alias /mailman/ "/usr/share/mailman/archives/public/"
or
Alias /mailman/ "/usr/local/mailman/archives/public/"
depending if you can cd into /usr/share/mailman or usr/local/mailman *if no luck, try 'locate mailman' to find out where you installed it -- got to love locate.
Editing httpd.conf I did a search inside of httpd.conf for the string "Aliases:" which turned up the appropriate spot in the httpd.conf to add it, but it doesn't matter, add it to the end if you want.
But that's not enough, then you have to post a message to the list to get the files created... (so to speak)
Of course, subscribe I subscribed myself to the mail list with a message to listname-request@yourdomain.com with SUBSCRIBE in body, then confirm yourself, then post with a message to listname@yourdomain.com
Once you post a new message the directory structure is created somewhat enough to see it
Then access the site with:
http://yourdomain.com/mailman/
(note! you have to put the trailling slash!) (thanks to Jim Tittsler there)
and you should see some directory tree...follow some links...
The ALias line was the trick, it tells Apache that if it gets a URL with yourdomain.com/mailman/ not to lookin in home/httpd/html/mailman where it would normally look for, but to do the substition to look in /usr/share/mailman/public instead for that URL... slight of hand
My thoughts: perhaps the mailman software should probably add the alias line in http.conf upon install, and also create a directory structure or "return" one even if no users have yet subscribed to the list or posted to the list...
![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/724109562e6224b2ada31681fc1e5649.jpg?s=120&d=mm&r=g)
Well I wrote a script for installing on RH6.x and seems to work for me. AND I sent it to the list.... Some reported to have used it and it worked
Some one should write for your OS.
Mark Starr wrote:
-- Regards,
Garret Krampe (Managing Director)
SATIX Pty Ltd. http://www.satix.net
ACN 090 976 015 Western Australia
"The Satellite Internet Exchange"
(08) 6278 2649 0412 303 504 Mobile ICQ 11 25 26 11 garret@satix.net
![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/a07436699c9cd7344cd5c34f2fb3a33d.jpg?s=120&d=mm&r=g)
Hi, all, hi, Mark, running Mailman on Linux, you may add one statement:
If you use COMANCHE, all changes to httpd can be made in the httpd.conf-file, ´cause COMANCHE puts evthing into this file; is you do *not* use COMANCHE, you have to edit the access.conf, srm.conf and httpd.conf -files for the necessary changes. And one remark: you may add option --with-cgi-ext=.pl to ./configure,
- if you don´t, some strange problems occur (at least with my 2.0.36). The problems may be due to the fact, that my own cgis in /var/httpd..... have ext=.pl, so apatche gets confused somehow.
This, of course, leads to the http-call http://www.your.domain/mailman/listinfo.pl/.....
- watch the *.pl*.
Actually, for Linux it´s quite good to do an *explicit* ./configure with all available options set, i.e. don´t just do ./configure naked. Just my personal experience (three installs of Mailman on three servers running all right).
One question from here to the list: running saint, my system gave pretty good results. After installing Mailman, I get all kinds of cgi-complaints, that are probably due to the Alias and ScriptAlias addings. Nothing really to worry about - but: are there security problems arising from Mailman-install ? If yes: which ?
Thanks, Guenter
At 04:02 27.01.00 -0500, you wrote:
:) have a nice day - alles Gute - :) Guenter Wessling (hypnose@t-online.de)
- Westfalian Society of Hypnosis -
- Westfaelische Gesellschaft fuer Hypnose - 48165 Muenster, Germany fax: 0049 (0)2501 27273
http://home.t-online.de/home/hypnose
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hi, i need help: thanks
- how do i migrate users of one server with majordomo+smail (lists are in /usr/smail/lib/lists and /etc/aliases) to a one with mailman+smail, i need something automatic for 5000 users
- i have problems when a user send a message to the list with an attach, it doesnt sometimes arrive.
-- Oscar
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hi, i need help: thanks
- how do i migrate users of one server with majordomo+smail (lists are in /usr/smail/lib/lists and /etc/aliases) to a one with mailman+smail, i need something automatic for 5000 users
- i have problems when a user send a message to the list with an attach, it doesnt sometimes arrive.
-- Oscar
participants (5)
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Garret Krampe
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Grace, Terry
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hypnose@t-online.de
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Mark Herzog
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Mark Starr