Thanks for the replies, guys. I had a mailman account several years ago
with another provider that did provide direct access to the archive, hence
my confusion on the matter.
I like the idea of creating a user for back up. I can pipe the incoming it
to hypermail or some other such thing.
I've als
On 9/3/2011 2:58 PM, Michael Cooley wrote:
> I'd understand if mailman cannot be run from a user account. Hostmonster
> does provide it, but does not allow shell access to the archive. I need
> that for back-up purposes and to integrate my old archive with the
> new--and just because I'd expect tha
On Sat, 3 Sep 2011, Michael Cooley wrote:
With some slight edits to the configure script, I've successfully
installed mailman on my Hostmonster user account. Not knowing where to go
from there, I went into the cgi-bin dir and ran 'admin' from my shell
account. This error showed up in the log:
a
I'd understand if mailman cannot be run from a user account. Hostmonster
does provide it, but does not allow shell access to the archive. I need
that for back-up purposes and to integrate my old archive with the
new--and just because I'd expect that kind of access.
How do I do this?
* Find a way
With some slight edits to the configure script, I've successfully
installed mailman on my Hostmonster user account. Not knowing where to go
from there, I went into the cgi-bin dir and ran 'admin' from my shell
account. This error showed up in the log:
admin(19369): File "/home1/ancestr2/local/ma
