[Mailman-Users] redirection and firewall

2005-11-10 Thread Lionel Roubeyrie
Hello all,
I new in the mailman world, I installed it (mailman 2.1.1) on a RedHat ES3 
server with apache and postfix. This server is on our local network, and the 
network is behind a firewall. pythie (the local server) is the host for 
several websites (internals) and mailman works fine in this configuration. 
Now, on another server on the net, we have our official website 
(http://www.limair.asso.fr) but the provider doesn't provide a mailing-list 
server, then I want to redirect the users from the official website to our 
local server when they want to subscribe to our mailinglist.
To do so, I have opened the appropriate port on the firewall and redirect all 
incoming requests to pythie. The subscription page appears clearly and the 
confirm-email is send to the user, but in the mail the user have to go to 
http://pythie/mailman/confirm/... and not 
http://www.limair.asso.fr/mailman/confirm/...
Another thing is when the web-user connects on pythie and request the listinfo 
page, he see the firewall-IP Mailing Lists and no mailing lists in the 
list :-(
What do I have to do, I search on the documentation but I don't find anything 
for that case?
Thanks 
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LIMAIR
http://www.limair.asso.fr

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Re: [Mailman-Users] redirection and firewall

2005-11-10 Thread Mark Sapiro
Lionel Roubeyrie wrote:

I new in the mailman world, I installed it (mailman 2.1.1) on a RedHat ES3 
server with apache and postfix.


Why 2.1.1? Current is 2.1.6.


This server is on our local network, and the 
network is behind a firewall. pythie (the local server) is the host for 
several websites (internals) and mailman works fine in this configuration. 
Now, on another server on the net, we have our official website 
(http://www.limair.asso.fr) but the provider doesn't provide a mailing-list 
server, then I want to redirect the users from the official website to our 
local server when they want to subscribe to our mailinglist.
To do so, I have opened the appropriate port on the firewall and redirect all 
incoming requests to pythie. The subscription page appears clearly and the 
confirm-email is send to the user, but in the mail the user have to go to 
http://pythie/mailman/confirm/... and not 
http://www.limair.asso.fr/mailman/confirm/...
Another thing is when the web-user connects on pythie and request the listinfo 
page, he see the firewall-IP Mailing Lists and no mailing lists in the 
list :-(
What do I have to do, I search on the documentation but I don't find anything 
for that case?

The second problem is easy to fix. Set

VIRTUAL_HOST_OVERVIEW = On

in mm_cfg.py, and all public lists will appear on all host's overview
pages.

The real solution to both problems however is to configure your local
network so that pythie is accessable from 'inside' via
www.limair.asso.fr, and configure Mailman so that everything is in
that domain. See
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq04.029.htp

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Re: [Mailman-Users] redirection and firewall

2005-11-10 Thread Mark Sapiro
Mark Sapiro wrote:

The second problem is easy to fix. Set

VIRTUAL_HOST_OVERVIEW = On


Oooops. That should be 'Off', not 'On'

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