On 2/1/20 9:54 AM, Tim H wrote:
>
> Top posting my reply, hope this is OK. Oddly, my host included a
> Terminal window! I have never seen that before.
And it appears from the # prompt in that window that you have root
access to the server. This seems to say to me that the host doesn't have
much of a clue at all about what they are doing.
> Attached are screen
> shots of some ls -l results.
>
> Mark are these normal for a mailman installation?
Your screenshots were removed by the list's content filtering, but I got
them in off-list mail. The only interesting one is
# ls -l /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/mailman
'x 2 mailman mailman 22 Nov 11 01:37 bin
'x 2 mailman mailman 170 Nov 11 01:37 cgi-bin
'x 2 mailman mailman 21 Nov 11 01:37 mail
Note, this would be much better just copied and pasted into your email
rather than attached as a screenshot.
Yes, these are normal, but there is much more missing. If this were
actually a working Mailman installation there would also be archives,
cron, data, icons, lists, locks, logs, Mailman, messages, pythonlib,
qfiles, scripts, spam and tests directories in addition to the bin,
cgi-bin and mail directories that are there.
So basically, Mailman is not really installed in any functional way.
--
Mark Sapiro <m...@msapiro.net> The highway is for gamblers,
San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan
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