I've decided that I want to go ahead and set up Gentoo on my server PC
(currently running Fedora Core 1). That PC is currently in use and
provides www/ftp/email services for myself and three other users. I
thought I could work around this by creating a similar environment on my
client PC
Michael,
I've had the same problem before. In order for Mailman to work
properly, it has to know the gid of the mail program at compile time.
In this case it was told the mail program's gid was that of group
mailman, but when the script was executed it was with the gid of group
deamon. The
Should I submit a bug report about this? If this is the only way to
make a mailman install successful after an emerge, then shouldn't the
gid of the daemon group be the default in the ebuild? I found the
daemon's gid and changed mail_gid in the ebuild that Gentoo wanted to
install and am
Michael Sullivan wrote:
Should I submit a bug report about this? If this is the only way to
make a mailman install successful after an emerge, then shouldn't the
gid of the daemon group be the default in the ebuild? I found the
daemon's gid and changed mail_gid in the ebuild that Gentoo wanted
