I get the following error message bouncing back when I try to post or subscribe to a mailing list I set up on a Cobalt server. It is compliled to use a local version of Perl 6 and is also compiled with a prefix.
It seems that wrapper is looking for /home/mailman/post in /usr/local/majordomo and is obviously having problems. Why would it be doing this and how do I fix it?
wrapper: Trying to exec /usr/local/majordomo/post failed: No such file or directory Did you define PERL correctly in the Makefile? HOME is HOME=/usr/local/majordomo, PATH is PATH=/bin:/usr/bin, SHELL is SHELL=/bin/sh, MAJORDOMO_CF is MAJORDOMO_CF=/usr/local/majordomo/majordomo.cf 451 "|/home/mailman/mail/wrapper post uknews"... Operating system error
It seems that wrapper is looking for /home/mailman/post in /usr/local/majordomo and is obviously having problems. Why would it be doing this and how do I fix it?
See README.SENDMAIL:
-- For example, if you've installed Mailman in the standard location, you can just execute these commands (you might have to do these as root):
% cd /etc/smrsh
% ln -s /home/mailman/mail/wrapper wrapperOne complication: if you're running Majordomo and Mailman
simultaneously (i.e. in the process of migrating from MD to MM :),
then you might have a small problem because Majordomo also uses a
program called wrapper'. In this case, Paul Tomblin suggests calling the Mailman symlink mailman_wrapper', and changing the alias entries
to call this instead of `wrapper'. You might want to hack bin/newlist
to output this instead.
Gergo
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