[Mailman-Users] Archive URL for 3rd-party search engine

[Richard Barrett]

At 19:09 12/05/2003, Cynthia.Leslie at CitationSoftware.com wrote:
>Hello.
>
>My company manages several Web sites that are hosted on a dedicated server 
>maintained by an out-of-state ISP. This ISP offers us the use of a Mailman 
>mailing-list system. We have configured the system for a mailing list that 
>we want to host, and it works fine except that it does not allow us to 
>search its archives.
>
>I believe that I can probably set up my own archive-searching system by 
>using a third-party search engine (e.g., FreeFind, Google Lycos) to do a 
>site-specific search. However, I am having trouble determining what the 
>URL for the site should be.
>
>The domain for our list is list.objectinnovations.com.grassroots-marketing 
>and, as I've said, it's hosted by our ISP, whose URL is 
>www.intermedia.net. I have tried the following URLs:
>
>http://list.objectinnovations.com/Grassroots-marketing
>
>http://mailman.intermedia.net/mailman/listinfo/grassroots-marketing
>
>http://mailman.intermedia.net/pipermail/grassroots-marketing
>
>None of these seem to work.
>
>Can someone help?
>
>Thanks.
>
>- Cynthia Leslie

http://mailman.intermedia.net/pipermail/grassroots-marketing/ worked for 
me. It is the arget of the link on 
http://list.objectinnovations.com/mailman/listinfo/grassroots-marketing 
under the heading "How to see prior postings".

http://mailman.intermedia.net/pipermail/grassroots-marketing/index.html 
also works OK

But http://mailman.intermedia.net/pipermail/grassroots-marketing does not 
work. If it were me, I would ask the ISP to put a RewriteRule into the 
Apache httpd.conf file so that it did.


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Richard Barrett                                      http://www.openinfo.co.uk