Milan Obuch writes:
c5# couriermlm create /var/List/1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] URL=http://c5.dino.sk/cgi-bin/webmlm/test1 LISTNAME=test1 LISTDESCR=TestMLM1
The following mailing lists are available on this server: test1 test2(test1 and test2 are links to http://c5.dino.sk/cgi-bin/webmlm/1 and
That's your clue right. The URL for this list is NOT http://c5.dino.sk/cgi-bin/webmlm/test1 but it should be: http://c5.dino.sk/cgi-bin/webmlm/1That's your hint from webmlm what your URL in the list configuration should be set to.
Having said that, the URL in confirmation requests is taken directly from the URL setting of the mailing list. If the confirmation URL is wrong, fix the mailing list's URL setting.Well, then maybe we need some doc note stating that local part of mailing list address, last slash delimited part of both URL and internal filename should be equal... if that's the intention.
Yes it is.
I would like to have internal list directory name different, but if that's not possible, I can live with that. I just need to know.
That's not possible. If you review the docs again, there is a big honking note in there that says that all mailing lists should have a unique last path component. webmlm will not start if you put two directories in LISTS with the same last pathname component. webmlm handles multiple lists, and it uses the first component in the URL, that follows the part that resolves to the cgi-bin script, to figure out which list the URL refers to.
This can only work if all lists have unique last path components.
Hm, it works without this call, but not with it. I will try to ask on FreeBSD mailing list for more, no idea here yet.man 2 mknod tells me for EINVAL (which was the reported error code)Creating anything else than a block or character special file (or a whiteout) is not supported.So this looks like i could not leave this call uncommented.
Yes, it works, because it assumes that webmlmd will be able to start and create the socket for real. That's fine and good, except if there was a permission problem on the directory that, when started for real, would prevent webmlmd from creating the socket.
> I can use OS > specific patch to handle this, but I would like to ask... How exactly to you go about creating a filesystem socket node on FreeBSD?Looking at source I think actual creation is done in start_daemon() function on cgidaemond.c file with socket() call. The same function is used in sqwebmaild, and there is no mknod() call.
So, there's no way to do it except for a real socket() call. I'll change that.
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