[Mailman-Users] Problems with Mailman under 'secure' Linux kernels

Barry A. Warsaw barry at zope.com
Thu Jan 10 16:59:43 CET 2002


>>>>> "MB" == Mike Burton <mburton at jo.birdsense.com> writes:

    MB> Thank you, Richard.  This sounds like a reasonable answer to
    MB> what is happening.  I'm not sure that I want to reload Lunix
    MB> to accomplish setting up Mailman.  I certainly hope there is a
    MB> workaround that someone can share.  I also didn't mention that
    MB> this was only through the web interface.  I can use the mail
    MB> interface to subscribe without incident.  Oh well, guess I'll
    MB> just have to sit back and see if there is an answer for this
    MB> problem that comes forth.  Otherwise I guess I'm just not
    MB> going to be able to consider Mailman on my system.  Bummer...

Has README.LINUX not helped?  I'm attaching a few files from Mailman
2.1 just in case they have more useful or up-to-date information.
The script itself is probably too MM2.1-centric, but it might be
useful so I'm including it for completeness.

-Barry

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