[Mailman-Users] Trouble moving mailings lists to replacement system
Richard Crane
richard.crane at haskins.yale.edu
Tue Aug 8 21:28:41 CEST 2006
On Aug 8, 2006, at 3:09 PM, Dragon wrote:
> Richard Crane sent the message below at 11:37 8/8/2006:
>> I have almost successfully moved a set of lists to a new computer.
>> Both are running OS X server, the older Mailman 2.1.6, the new
>> 2.1.8 All I need to do is make the lists advertised on the listinfo
>> page, even though they are on the old system. If I directly enter
>> the URL of a list for either regular or admin, I can get to it and
>> all the information appears to be clear.
>>
>> Any suggestions on how to get the lists appear on the summary page?
> ---------------- End original message. ---------------------
>
> If these lists were shown on the old server they should be shown on
> the new one if you copied the list config.pck files over.
>
> To set display of these lists, you need to go to the list admin
> page, select Privacy options, then on the Subscription rules page
> set advertised = Yes.
I did copy the lists/ directories. Running bin/dumpdb on a new list
shows this properly set:
[----- start pickle file -----]
<----- start object 1 ----->
'acceptable_aliases': '\n',
'admin_immed_notify': True,
'admin_member_chunksize': 30,
'admin_notify_mchanges': False,
'admin_responses': {},
'administrivia': True,
'advertised': 1,
'anonymous_list': False,
'archive': True,
'archive_private': 0,
'archive_volume_frequency': 1,
[ .... ]
Richard Crane
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