[Mailman-Users] Incorrect link on empty archive page
Mark Dale
mdale at geniusmoon.com.au
Wed Nov 14 22:49:32 CET 2007
Yes, the "%(listname)s" bit is fine when there is something in the
archive. It's weird that it gets malformed (i.e the missing slash) when
the archive is empty.
I tried some edits on "emptyarchive.html" file and restarted Mailman,
but these edits didn't show up - so does that mean the empty arhive page
is coming from somewhere other than "emptyarchive.html"?
cheers
Mark Dale
Barry Finkel wrote:
> Mark Sapiro reponded recently to one of my postings that the archive
> page is static. If you post something to the list, then the archive
> page will be rebuilt and will have the proper hyperlinks. I followed
> Mark's advice, and my hyperlinks were corrected. Why the hyperlink is
> bad I do not know. In my cases, it was due to different
>
> DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN =
>
> values when I was initially installing Mailman on my test system.
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Barry S. Finkel
> Mark Dale <mdale at geniusmoon.com.au> wrote:
>
>> On the Archives page, when the archives are empty, Mailman displays the
>> following message (which is correct).
>>
>> "No messages have been posted to this list yet, so the archives are
>> currently empty. You can get <more information about this list>."
>>
>>
>> However, there is an error with the "more info" link - a slash is
>> missing between "mailman" and "listinfo" in the link, and of course I
>> get a "Not found" reply.
>>
>> Not Found
>> The requested URL .../cgi-bin/mailmanlistinfo/gen... was not found on
>> this server.
>>
>> I had a look at "emptyarchive.html" and it looks fine. The
>> "%(listinfo)s" works on other pages.
>>
>>
>> --- snip from /etc/mailman/en/emptyarchive.html
>>
>> <h1>The %(listname)s Archives </h1>
>> <p>
>> No messages have been posted to this list yet, so the archives are
>> currently empty. You can get <a href="%(listinfo)s">more information
>> about this list</a>.
>>
>> --- end snip
>>
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