Edward Muller wrote:
>
>Yes, patched the correct edithtml.py. In fact I applied the entire patch.
>Today I erased edithtml.pyc and it's not being re-created when I vist:
>http://www.mission2007.org/mailman/edithtml/traffic
>But it was re-created when I visited:
>http://www.mission2007.org/mailman/e
On Tuesday 07 February 2006 07:05 pm, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Edward Muller wrote:
> >I reviewed the patch a bit and it looks reasonable to apply, so I applied
> > it.
> >
> >However edithtml/traffic (traffic being the name of the list) still
> > returns a 500 error and there is nothing in the error l
Edward Muller wrote:
>
>I reviewed the patch a bit and it looks reasonable to apply, so I applied it.
>
>However edithtml/traffic (traffic being the name of the list) still returns a
>500 error and there is nothing in the error log.
>
>http://www.mission2007.org/mailman/edithtml/traffic
Are you su
Edward Muller wrote:
> I reviewed the patch a bit and it looks reasonable to apply, so I applied it.
>
> However edithtml/traffic (traffic being the name of the list) still returns a
> 500 error and there is nothing in the error log.
If nothing in the mailman log, then check the httpd (apache?)
I reviewed the patch a bit and it looks reasonable to apply, so I applied it.
However edithtml/traffic (traffic being the name of the list) still returns a
500 error and there is nothing in the error log.
http://www.mission2007.org/mailman/edithtml/traffic
On Tuesday 07 February 2006 04:16 pm,
Edward Muller wrote:
>
>So which part of this patch fixes the problem I'm getting?
The part that adds
import re
to Mailman/Cgi/edithtml.py
But you may run into one of the other bugs sooner or later, so why not
apply the whole patch?
--
Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> The highway is for
Nope, nothing in the error log.
On Tuesday 07 February 2006 02:59 pm, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Mark Sapiro wrote:
> >Look in Mailman's error log although there might be nothing there. If
> >there is nothing, try running the edithtml cgi-bin wrapper from the
> >shell with the command.
> >
> >path/to/ed
Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>Look in Mailman's error log although there might be nothing there. If
>there is nothing, try running the edithtml cgi-bin wrapper from the
>shell with the command.
>
>path/to/edithtml
>
>The expected output is some html including
>
>List name is required.
Actually, I just tr
