Hi (sorry for top posting)
I’m using Postgres, not SQLite. It uses the defaults set in settings.py . How I can tell is that the user trying to log in to postgres is what is set in settings.py, and *not* settings_local.py/mailman3-suite.py . I set different things (user, db, pswd) there. If it’s fixed, yay, and TY ! From: Jonas Meurer<mailto:jo...@freesources.org> Sent: March 3, 2018 05:51 To: mar...@runout.at<mailto:mar...@runout.at>; 891...@bugs.debian.org<mailto:891...@bugs.debian.org>; ericcotelnu+debian...@gmail.com<mailto:ericcotelnu+debian...@gmail.com> Subject: Re: [Pkg-mailman-hackers] Bug#891703: DB user isn't read from setting_local (mailman3-suite.py in /etc) Hi Markus, hi Eric, I'm pretty sure that the bug you discovered is not that the DB settings are read from wrong file (settings.py instead of settings_local.py). Instead it's that the permssions for the SQLite database file were wrong. The initial django-admin commands in the postinst maintainer script were run by root, which is wrong. I fixed this now in the mailman3-suite packaging Git repo and the fix will be part of the next mailman3-suite upload. Am 02.03.2018 um 01:07 schrieb Markus Gschwendt: > as a sidenote: > there are 2 .db files in that directory: That's now fixed as well :) Cheers, jonas [SNIP]
