Getting closer.... domain name includes host + no mailman subdir in Apache's html dir
Getting closer...BUT no fat stogie.
cut from the mail sent to to the new admin of "klug" which I deleted with the rmlist script after I realized the problems:
You can configure your mailing list at the following web page: http://eagle.maneuveringspeed.com/mailman/admin/klug The web page for users of your mailing list is: http://eagle.maneuveringspeed.com/mailman/listinfo/klug
2 problems. Although eagle.maneuveringspeed.com resolves, I'd rather have it be www. or just the domain name of "maneuveringspeed.com".
The more serious problem: There is no page to link to! in html/ I only have my park pages which you can see for yourself. Were they created someplace else?
I'm not sure where to configure this, as I don't see any scripts that will configure these defaults.
Did I mess up in ./configure before installing?
Stock RedHat 7.2 install with Apache and postfix.
thanks, Greg
Greg Long wrote:
You can configure your mailing list at the following web page: http://eagle.maneuveringspeed.com/mailman/admin/klug The web page for users of your mailing list is: http://eagle.maneuveringspeed.com/mailman/listinfo/klug
The more serious problem: There is no page to link to! in html/ I only have my park pages which you can see for yourself. Were they created someplace else?
In the README file, it mentions how to configure your web server properlyfor this. http://<host>/mailman/ should point to where you're mailman installation is, straight to the cgi-bin. 'admin' and 'listinfo' are both CGI scripts under that directory that need to run for that to work.
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