Hi

 

I just uploaded the updated mailman module for Froxlor. As there is no module category in the forum, i added it to the bugtracker

 

http://bugs.froxlor.org/view.php?id=546

 

Please see the README if you use FCGI and report any bugs, so I can fix them

 

Cheers

atari

mailman-0.1.6 is in the bugtracker

Hi Atari,

 

When do you think you have a update for the mailman plugin with the new template ?

Love the new template but it's sad plugins do not yet support it .

i just uploaded mailman 0.1.7. I added the needed templates for the theme...

Installed the module & mailman as you wrote in the readme. Worked so far but after created the first real list with froxy the list isn't created. Instead I got an eMail as root from the crontab:

 

 

 

postsuper: Renamed to match inode number: 1 message

postsuper: warning: QUEUE FILE NAMES WERE CHANGED TO MATCH INODE NUMBERS

 

 

Uhm...

Nachtrag: I "played" a bit with the whole system. Compared the main.cf and added a change I had within syscp

 

#alias_maps = hash:/var/lib/mailman/data/aliases

alias_maps = hash:/var/lib/mailman/data/aliases, hash:/etc/aliases

 

 

...started "/usr/bin/php5 /var/www/froxlor/scripts/modules/mailman/mailmanscript.php" manually - and suddenly the lists get created. No idea what it was finally. But seems to work now!

 

Please give me a feedback if you use the module. As long as i don't get bug reports, i don't update. At least not as long as it's working for me ;-)

I have just moved my mailinglists from my old syscp-based host to a new one featuring froxlor.

To get mailman running in combination with fcgid i had to recompile suexec with max_gid and max_uid=30 to have the interface run as list. mailman itself refuses its work when run as a uid >= 100 (except for the nobody user).

 

But that's a mailman issue. Just wanted to let you know.

 

Something I am missing right now is the ability to disallow users to create mailing lists. I have 2-3 customers which use the ml's, and they're actually the only ones supposed to do so... but as long as others don't make things break ...