Re: looks like mailman has a problem with selinux

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Scott Berry wrote:
> Yeah I got the postfix problem all sorted out.  Something else was
> on port 25 that I had installed I just deleted cause it wasn't
> anything too important at all.  Now as for the mailman aliases file
> I goofed.  Here is a better look at it sorry about that.

Well, that looks much better then.  So then the task is to see what
happens to mail when you try to subscribe.  I just tested here
subscribing and unsubscribing via mail and via the web interface.
Both worked, so I don't think there's a general problem like selinux
or anything.

From an ssh session, can you try subscribing and ensure that the
message makes it to mailman?  To subscribe root to the mailman
site-list for example:

# mail -s subscribe mailman-request < /dev/null

You should see messages in /var/log/mailman/subscribe,
/var/log/mailman/smtp, /var/log/maillog.

If you find something in /var/log/mailman/errors at the time you run
this, post it here.  If the error log is small, perhaps just post it
in full.

If you have mutt installed, you can run it as root to read the mail
and check if the subscription confirmation was delivered.

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