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speckados
What system uses Plesk 5 for manage Mail Groups?

There're more information, for comand on email to suscribe, unsuscribe, lists, ... ?
LadyHawk
The problem we found with mail groups is anyone who sends and email to the name you sent up for your mail group can send out email to everyone in that group. My suggest would be to setup mailman mailing list on your server. It is available as an RPM and people can subcribe and unsubscribe from a webpage.
speckados
A lot of thanks...
d-woo
NightHawk,

AS a designer, I really don't know System Admin that well, but am reading up as much as I can.

Your How To for upgrading to Plesk 5.05 was very explanatory and fool-proof.

Could you please post here how to install the latest version of Mailman?

Currently it is 2.1.1.

I went to atomicrocketturtle.com.

The source files are here

and

The binaries are here


I'm using RedHat7.3 and Plesk 5 RPM.

Which one(s) should I load, the binaries or the source?

I assumed the binary was compiled specifically for PSA so I currently have that sitting in /home/admin/rpm

What do I do from here?

Many thanks NightHawk!
speckados
Well, I've got a monday, the sources for mailman-2.1.1 on atomicrocketturtle.com.

The firts problem, it's whit rpmbuild -bb mailman*.spec, becuase problem with create dir with users and groups.

I tried compiling mailman form other source and installing. (This create dirs and user and groups.)

After, compiling mailman-psa-2.1.1

Dont' work.

Go to forum on atomicrocketturtle.com.

See the permission for /var/mailman

Change to popuser.popuser

Same error...

Go this link:
Error

Thanks for you time.

NOTE: Redhat 7.3, plesk 5.0.5
speckados
I'm forget any permisssions...

Work fine.,...
d-woo
Okay ...

I used the binary since it was specifically compiled for PSA.

I ran the following in SSH root at /home/admin/rpm

CODE
rpm -Uvh mailman-psa-2.1-1.i386.rpm


I received the following error:


error: failed dependencies:
python2 >= 2.1 is needed by mailman-psa-2.1-1
/usr/bin/python2 is needed by mailman-psa-2.1-1


...hmmm
d-woo
speckados,

check the Plesk forum.

There is a solution by jimroe here

Qmail runs as GID qmail instead of popuser
d-woo
okay I added the binary for Python 2.2 and received the following error:

CODE
error: failed dependencies:

       libdb-3.2.so   is needed by python2-2.2.2-1
Prod
I installed Mailman RPM for PLESK 5, AND IT DOESNT WORK!!! Has a lot of bugs.
At the end I installed manually Mailman 2.1.2 with Python 2.3
It goes perfect but I can still make it works under PLESK.
I saw at this HOW TO http://forum.plesk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6914
that addnewdomain.sh and addnewlist.sh scripts solves this problem, but they are for 2.0 version or standard PSA.

I have RED HAT 7.3 + PLESK 5.05 and mailman under /var/mailman directory. I would be grateful in anyone can post addnewdomain.sh and addnewlist.sh for this configuration

THANKS A LOT!!!!
NightHawk
QUOTE
Originally posted by Prod
I installed Mailman RPM for PLESK 5, AND IT DOESNT WORK!!! Has a lot of bugs.
At the end I installed manually Mailman 2.1.2 with Python 2.3
It goes perfect but I can still make it works under PLESK.
I saw at this HOW TO http://forum.plesk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6914
that addnewdomain.sh and addnewlist.sh scripts solves this problem, but they are for 2.0 version or standard PSA.

I have RED HAT 7.3 + PLESK 5.05 and mailman under /var/mailman directory. I would be grateful in anyone can post addnewdomain.sh and addnewlist.sh for this configuration

THANKS A LOT!!!!


that's strange..I have that rpm installed a few of my own psa5.0.5 boxes....and it works great....try uninstalling it (rpm -e) and reinstalling it....check dependices first....and don't forget to do the extra steps at the site...

beyond that..maybe atomicrocketturtle will comment...since he has joined this forum.
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