Hi. I'm using the mailman release supplied with the current stable debian distribution. The package version is: ii mailman 1.0rc2-5 Powerful, web based list processor
The problem I'm having is that I've partially but notcompletely got mailman working. I can create a newlist with 'newlist', subscribe to it, post stuff, all that. I can subscribe via the web. But if I try to go to the web admin page, going to the url supplied in the mail sent when the list was created, I get a 'premature end of script headers' message. I've read the FAQ about possible uid/gid problems, but reading the logs doesn't produce any of the syslog messages I'm warned to be looking for. All I can find in syslog or the apache logs is the 'premature end of script headers' message that I already know about (in the apache error log).
On Thu, Sep 30, 1999 at 12:36:50PM +0100, Michael Stevens wrote:
Hi. I'm using the mailman release supplied with the current stable debian distribution. The package version is: ii mailman 1.0rc2-5 Powerful, web based list processor The problem I'm having is that I've partially but not completely got mailman working. I can create a newlist with 'newlist', subscribe to it, post stuff, all that. I can subscribe via the web. But if I try to go to the web admin page, going to the url supplied in the mail sent when the list was created, I get a 'premature end of script headers' message. I've read the FAQ about possible uid/gid problems, but reading the logs doesn't produce any of the syslog messages I'm warned to be looking for. All I can find in syslog or the apache logs is the 'premature end of script headers' message that I already know about (in the apache error log).
Following up on myself, the problem was an invalid cookie somewhere, as it went away when I was advised to try trashing my cookies file and did so.
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