On 1/26/15 11:27 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
On 01/26/2015 09:12 PM, Bill Christensen wrote:
All the archives work when in private state.  But I had to manually
change the owner of all the publicly available list archives to _www in
private in order for them to be readable.  Otherwise they get a big
"Forbidden" message.  Should *all* the lists be _www? Everything in
archives/private, or just the archive folders and not the mbox folders?
The archives/private folder itself is already _www.

Thanks for your continued tolerance and assistance.

For public archives to work, the web server needs to be able to search
the archives/private directory that the archives/public/ symlinks point
into.

Normally this only requires that the archives/private/ directory itself,
not any subordinates, be either o+x or owned by the web server user. The
subordinate LISTNAME and LISTNAME.mbox directories are normally
rwxrwsr-x and Mailman's group so Mailman can read and write them and
subordinates will be created in Mailman's group and the web server can
read and search them.

It's only archives/private itself which is in Mailman's group and either
rwxrws--x or if rwxrws---, owned by the web server user. Otherwise,
ownership doesn't matter.

See <http://www.list.org/mailman-install/node9.html>.

Well, I had it all working on Monday night.

I got a report today that someone was getting "Forbidden" again.

The owner of the list in question (and only that one list, not any of the other publicly archived lists - which have not seen any posts in the last two days) had changed back from _www to root. CHOWNing it back to _www again brings up the archive, but then it was only showing the last two days worth of archives (owner of those posts: _mailman, the rest were root). Rebuilding the archives with --wipe and running Check perms -f (which is already cron jobbed to run every night) made the rest of them visible again.

What do i need to do so that I don't have to jump these hoops daily?

Thanks yet again.





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