Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Cool. Not a problem. I learned a few things in the process.
I'm glad there was some value in it.
> I suppose if it really bugs you, you might be able to add a urlhost
> value to the config.pck file and then modify the GetBaseArchiveURL()
> call to look for it
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Gour wrote:
> Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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>> All right. I see now. When you look at the code for
>> GetBaseArchiveURL(), you see that it inverts the VIRTUAL_HOST
>> dictionary (or is it a list?) and uses emailhost as the key. So with
>> th
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi Todd!
Fortunately I did not bet on Apache :-)
> All right. I see now. When you look at the code for
> GetBaseArchiveURL(), you see that it inverts the VIRTUAL_HOST
> dictionary (or is it a list?) and uses emailhost as the key. So with
> the emailhost the sam
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Gour wrote:
> Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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>> Perhaps you could post all your add_virtualhost() calls from
>> mm_cfg.py. That might help someone spot something useful.
>
> DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST = 'lists.domain.com'
> DEFAULT_URL_HOST = 'lists.domain
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> The private archive url uses a different method to create the URL,
> bypassing the VIRTUAL_HOSTS list. You can take a look at the code in
> Archiver.py where GetBaseArchiveURL() is defined to see the difference
> in how the URL's are determined.
OK. Clear.
> Wh
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Gour wrote:
> Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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>> If you don't see the old URL in config.pck using dumpdb, then the
>> URL has to be getting picked up from the general mailman config,
>> either in mm_cfg.py or Defaults.py, I would think.
>
> There is
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> If you don't see the old URL in config.pck using dumpdb, then the URL
> has to be getting picked up from the general mailman config, either in
> mm_cfg.py or Defaults.py, I would think.
There is nothing like that and why should private url work?
> Here's a quick
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Gour wrote:
> dumpdb shows that everything is clean.
H.
> I'll check (again) with PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL, but what about
> config.pck?
If you don't see the old URL in config.pck using dumpdb, then the URL
has to be getting picked up from the general
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> config_list doesn't output every list setting. Using dumpdb you might
> find where the bad url is stored. Then you can add that to a
> config_list output file, change the value to what you want and
> re-import it with config_list.
dumpdb shows that everything i
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Gour wrote:
> I have tried wiht config_list and there was nothing suspicious in
> non-working list.
config_list doesn't output every list setting. Using dumpdb you might
find where the bad url is stored. Then you can add that to a
config_list output
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> That's not too difficult. Basically, you can use the fix_url.py
> script as an example of how to create a withlist script to change any
> list values you need. You can also use config_list to export the list
> config to a file and then add or edit the value you
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Gour wrote:
> Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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>> Here's a WAG, does it matter that PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL is set before
>> DEFAULT_URL_HOST? I don't know how Python handles that. If order
>> counts, then PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL would be picking up the host
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Here's a WAG, does it matter that PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL is set before
> DEFAULT_URL_HOST? I don't know how Python handles that. If order
> counts, then PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL would be picking up the hostname from
> what's defined in Defaults.py. If order is irrelevant
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Gour wrote:
> PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL = 'https://%(hostname)s/pipermail/%(listname)s'
> DEFAULT_URL_HOST = 'lists.vediclists.net'
> DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN = 'https://%s/mailman/'
Here's a WAG, does it matter that PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL is set before
DEFAULT_URL_H
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Well, just so we'll all know, what are they set to?
PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL = 'https://%(hostname)s/pipermail/%(listname)s'
DEFAULT_URL_HOST = 'lists.vediclists.net'
DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN = 'https://%s/mailman/'
> Was mailman restarted after they were last changed, b
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Gour wrote:
> Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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>> Check what you have PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL and DEFAULT_URL_HOST set to in
>> either Defaults.py or mm_cfg.py. Here's some text from Defaults.py
>> regarding PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL:
>
> They're set (in mm_cfg.
Todd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Check what you have PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL and DEFAULT_URL_HOST set to in
> either Defaults.py or mm_cfg.py. Here's some text from Defaults.py
> regarding PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL:
They're set (in mm_cfg.py) and the mystery is that for some lists everything is
OK, while o
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Gour wrote:
> If the listinfo is on http://lists.domain.com/mailman/listinfo/listname and
>admin on http://lists.domain.com/mailman/admin/listname why is the
> lists' archive on http://www.virtualdomain.com/mailman/pipermail/.. ?
Check what yo
Simon White ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> The archives are stored as full messages including headers; these
> headers will not change if you change the parameters because they are
> stored as the were before.
>
> You can use the mbox style archive store to change the headers, by using
> sed on the
16-Dec-03 at 09:40, Gour ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> The problem is that I used fix_url script to transfer few lists from old
> www.virtualdomain.com virtual domain to the new lists.domain.com, but although
> new messages have correct List-* headers, I cannot change List-Archive header,
> i.e. it
Hi!
I transferred several mailing lists from oldserver (V2.0.x) to the new server
with Mailman 2.1.x.
The problem is that I used fix_url script to transfer few lists from old
www.virtualdomain.com virtual domain to the new lists.domain.com, but although
new messages have correct List-* headers, I
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