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From: Mark Sapiro [mailto:m...@msapiro.net]
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2010 4:57 PM
To: Beyer, Clay; mailman-users@python.org
Subject: RE: [Mailman-Users] Permission Denied errors
Beyer, Claywrote:
-rw--- 1 mailman crontab /var/spool/cron/crontabs/mailman
Hello Everyone,
I am getting some permission denied errors that is causing about 2000
messages to appear in my mailbox, not sure what is going on. My
check_perms seems to run fine and fix all permissions, so looking for
any additional help. The error:
IOErro: [Errno 13] Permission denied:
Beyer, Clay
IOErro: [Errno 13] Permission denied:
'/var/lib/mailman/locks/gate_news.lock.NKADDWEB.4363.0'
Presumably this is from the emailed output of cron/gate_news which runs
every 5 minutes and mails you this message.
Was there a traceback. It would say exactly what was being attempted
-rw--- 1 mailman crontab /var/spool/cron/crontabs/mailman
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root /etc/cron.d/maiman
Those are the two places you mentioned.
Thanks,
ClayB
Beyer, Clay wrote:
How do I make the cron user (im too much of a newbie for this to be a
policy manager ;)) able to write
We are setting up a Debian web server and would like to use Mailman to
manage a couple of mailing lists that we control. After some initial
complications with Mailman and Postfix we decided to uninstall and
reinstall everything, before we get going again, I just wanted to get an
idea of what the
Hello,
Have successfully set up a Debian server and installed and configured
Postfix and have been trying to integrate Mailman. I am receiving the
following errors during the apt-get install mailman process:
Warning: I/O Error While Trying To Byte-Compile
Beyer, Clay wrote:
Have successfully set up a Debian server and installed and configured
Postfix and have been trying to integrate Mailman. I am receiving the
following errors during the apt-get install mailman process:
Warning: I/O Error While Trying To Byte-Compile
/usr/lib/mailman/bin
Beyer, Clay Wrote:
Mark Sapiro Wrote:
[...]
This is a Debian packaging issue. If you wish to install Debian's
Mailman package, you'll have to take this up with Debian.
How would I go about completely removing the current, albeit, partial
install of mailman? Is there a way to do any kind
Disregard that last email... I wasn't looking in the appropriate
directory. Sorry
Beyer, Clay Wrote:
Mark Sapiro Wrote:
[...]
This is a Debian packaging issue. If you wish to install Debian's
Mailman package, you'll have to take this up with Debian.
How would I go about completely removing
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This seems to be making the server go crazy, tons of processes running
at once, bogging down the server. Commenting these lines out returns the
server to normal operation, but then in my mail.info log file, I have
tons of Mail Transport Agent not found.
Please help.
ClayB
Beyer, Clay wrote:
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