> Since you're working with a Debian package, you're probably better off
> seeking help from Debian resources.
Checkperms were ok indeed, so I'll head off to the Debian resources.
Cheers,
Brenno.
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Brenno J.S.A.A.F. de Winter wrote:
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>Thanks for the pointer. I worked through it all, which I didn't solve
>the issue and everything seemed normal. There is one thing different:
>there is no user mailman. But that may be due to a difference between
>RedHat and Debian. Renewed testing learned me th
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the pointer. I worked through it all, which I didn't solve
the issue and everything seemed normal. There is one thing different:
there is no user mailman. But that may be due to a difference between
RedHat and Debian. Renewed testing learned me that there is really no
logging d
Brenno J.S.A.A.F. de Winterwrote:
>
>I have a new server with mailman installed on it. When testing the
>MailMan-functionality I have the strangest thing. When I sent a mail to
>the test list, it is delivered to the wrapper (according to the log).
>But after that the e-mail seems to be archived in
Hi,
I have a new server with mailman installed on it. When testing the
MailMan-functionality I have the strangest thing. When I sent a mail to
the test list, it is delivered to the wrapper (according to the log).
But after that the e-mail seems to be archived in /dev/null, since there
is no trace.
