At 13:30 + 3/17/2002, Mark Johnson wrote:
>the install seemed to go fine, there was a strange message when i setup the
>test list, something about "getpass may echo passwords" apart from that its
>all goo. i can see the list web pages fine etc.
Older Python version...which should not be a problem. It's warning you
that, when bin/newlist prompts you for a password for the administrator of
the new list, the call to getpass() *might* show what you type.
This is a problem if
1. it actually does show what you typed (you already know whether it
did); and
2. you're in the habit of setting up mailing lists with bad guys
looking over your shoulder.
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>"A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
>recipients. This is a permanent error. The following address(es) failed:
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>Child process of list_transport transport returned 2 from command:
>/home/mailman/mail/wrapper"
I'll defer the above to others who have encountered the problem. It would
likely be helpful if you mentioned what mail transfer agent (MTA:
sendmail, Exim, Postfix, qmail, etc) you are using, and what Linux/Unix
version.
--John
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