At 11:57 AM -0500 9/22/06, John Heim wrote:
> We have mailman installed on our mail server. But we don't want to run
> apache on that machine. We already have apache running on another machine.
> Can we have the cgi scripts run on our web server?
In theory, yes.
> What we've done so far is to nfs mount the mailman directory on the web
> server. But we are running into permissions problems.
The Mailman developers have done a lot of work to try to make Mailman
as NFS-safe as possible. However, any time you introduce NFS into
this kind of a system, there are going to be a number of additional
issues you may face which otherwise might not have been a problem.
Mailman has tools that you can use to try to help diagnose such
problems -- specicially the command-line program "check_perms". See
FAQ 4.9 and the site admin documentation for more information.
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