List created on localhost; now configuration has "localhost" instead of real domain name
Hello,
I've have mailman running on my linux redhat 8.0 setup for a couple of years now. Today I added a new list, and for some reason I used the web interface instead of the commands, as I have in the past.
My workstation is my web server, so in order to reach the mailman web interface I had to browse to "http://localhost/...".
Perhaps due to this, if I visit my list web page from another domain, I can't reach various pages, because they list the domain as "localhost" instead of the real domain.
Is there a nice way to fix this? Or perhaps I should just remove the list, then set it up again from a different domain (I have a couple at home, so this is not too hard to do)?
Thanks, Michael
michael@michaelshiloh.com wrote:
My workstation is my web server, so in order to reach the mailman web interface I had to browse to "http://localhost/...".
Perhaps due to this, if I visit my list web page from another domain, I can't reach various pages, because they list the domain as "localhost" instead of the real domain.
Is there a nice way to fix this? Or perhaps I should just remove the list, then set it up again from a different domain (I have a couple at home, so this is not too hard to do)?
Run bin/fix_url.py stand alone for instructions on how to use it to fix this.
-- Mark Sapiro <msapiro@value.net> The highway is for gamblers, San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan
On Sun, 8 Jan 2006, Mark Sapiro wrote:
michael@michaelshiloh.com wrote:
My workstation is my web server, so in order to reach the mailman web interface I had to browse to "http://localhost/...".
Perhaps due to this, if I visit my list web page from another domain, I can't reach various pages, because they list the domain as "localhost" instead of the real domain.
Is there a nice way to fix this? Or perhaps I should just remove the list, then set it up again from a different domain (I have a couple at home, so this is not too hard to do)?
Run bin/fix_url.py stand alone for instructions on how to use it to fix this.
That's it - thanks!
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