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Hi |
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For some reason my mailman has stopped responding... probably after a |
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upgrade but I'm not sure. |
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I can't seem to start or stop mailman... |
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# /etc/init.d/mailman stop |
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* Stopping mailman |
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... |
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[ !! ] |
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# /etc/init.d/mailman start |
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* WARNING: mailman has already been started. |
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I tried to start mailman manually with '/usr/lib/mailman/mailmanctl |
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start' but got this error: |
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Site list is missing: mailman |
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Then I ask mailman to display my lists with '/usr/lib/mailman/bin/ |
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list_lists' which gave me this response: |
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No matching mailing lists found |
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which is somewhat odd as I checked that the lists was located where they |
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have been the whole time at '/usr/local/mailman/lists/' which was the case. |
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I have tried to kill all mailman processes but without any luck in |
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regards to starting the service again. |
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My best bet is that I have missed some crucial change when accepted |
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changes to a conf file after an upgrade using dispatch-conf, but I have |
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no idea which. |
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Anybody had the same problem and found a solution? |
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Worst case scenario, how do I move my existing lists to a fresh |
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installation of mailman? |
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Regards / Venlig hilsen |
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Johannes Skov Frandsen |
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/You live and learn. At any rate, you live. [Marvin]/ |
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