[Mailman-Users] Disparate list locations
Joel Becker
jlbec at evilplan.org
Wed Nov 13 20:47:04 CET 2002
(Please CC or direct reply, I'm not on the list)
Folks,
Is there any way to have multiple locations with one set of
binaries? I have a web structure like so:
/projects/bob
/sue
/john
All data for the project's web space exists under the project
path. So, a tar(1) or mv(1) of /projects/bob means that all of the data
for bob is included. I can move it about as I please.
My understanding of mailmain and mm_cfg.py is that I can't have
/projects/bob/mailman
/sue/mailman
where the mailman software is in /usr/lib/mailman, and each different
location has the proper bits. To clarify. I want
http://myhost/projects/sue/listinfo/sue-list to reference
/projects/sue/mailman/lists/sue-list. I want
http://myhost/projects/sue/archives/sue-list to reference
/projects/sue/mailman/archives/sue-list. The same for the bob and john
projects.
With the current mm_cfg.py, listinfo only accesses one
directory. There is (to my knowledge) no way to tell it where to go for
bob vs sue.
To be clear, I don't want to compile a new mailmain binary tree
for each project. That's overkill. I am guessing that the 'right'
answer is to create symlinks. So, /var/lib/mailman/lists/sue-list ->
/projects/sue/mailman/lists/sue-list and
/var/lib/mailman/archives/sue-list ->
/projects/sue/mailman/archives/sue-list. This allows the data to live
in the correct place.
Is there a better way?
Joel
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