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3.4 KiB
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87 lines
3.4 KiB
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{ type: install
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message: <<EOM
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Mailman has been installed, but requires further configuration before use!
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WARNING ATTENTION DANGER ATTENTION WARNING
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==========================================
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mail/mailman requires proper directory permissions to run; but due to
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pkg 1.4.1 or libarchive bugs, directory permissions can not be created
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properly.
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If you installed mailman with pkg -I, --no-script or --no-install-scripts,
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you MUST(!) run the post-install script now, as root:
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env "PKG_PREFIX=%%PREFIX%%" sh \
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%%MAILMANDIR%%/bin/FreeBSD-post-install x POST-INSTALL
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WARNING ATTENTION DANGER ATTENTION WARNING
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==========================================
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You will have to configure both your MTA (mail server) and web server to
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integrate with Mailman. If the port's documentation has been installed,
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extensive post-installation instructions may be found in:
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%%DOCSDIR%%/FreeBSD-post-install-notes
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Note (1): - ESPECIALLY RELEVANT FOR USERS OF THE BINARY PACKAGE -
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The FreeBSD binary package is built for use with Sendmail, and it will
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not work properly with alternative MTAs such as Exim or Postfix.
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In order for Mailman to work with an alternative mailer,
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the port must be installed from source, with proper options configured.
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The separate poudriere port can be used to locally build a binary
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package of Mailman with non-default options.
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- FOR USERS OF A PORT BUILT FROM SOURCE -
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If you use an alternate MTA (meaning "not Sendmail"), you MUST
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be sure that the correct value of MAIL_GID was used when this port or
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package was built. You can choose your MTA with the correct MAIL_GID by
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running "make config" in the Mailman port's directory.
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Note (2): The entire Mailman installation resides under %%MAILMANDIR%%.
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The command-line scripts necessary to administer Mailman have been
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installed in %%MAILMANDIR%%/bin.
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Note (3): As of version 2.1, Mailman's queue runner runs as a daemon and
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is started by a script in %%LOCALBASE%%/etc/rc.d
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In order to make private archives searchable with namazu2, you need
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to copy or link %%LOCALBASE%%/libexec/namazu.cgi to
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%%MAILMANDIR%%/archives/private/<ML_name>/ and configure .namazurc.
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Refer to %%LOCALBASE%%/etc/namazu/namazurc.sample.
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EOM
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}
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{ type: upgrade
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maximum_version: 2.1.18
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message <<EOM
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UPDATE INFORMATION FOR UPDATES OF 2.1.18/OLDER TO VERSION 2.1.19 AND NEWER:
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Changed behavior
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- Mailman's log files, request.pck files and heldmsg-* files are no
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longer created world readable to protect against access by untrusted
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local users. Note that permissions on existing log files won't be
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changed so if you are concerned about this and don't rotate logs or
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have a logrotate process that creates new log files instead of letting
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Mailman create them, you will need to address that. (LP: #1327404)
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The mailman newsyslog.conf(5) filename has been changed:
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OLD: %%PREFIX%%/etc/newsyslog.conf.d/mailman.newsyslog
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NEW: %%PREFIX%%/etc/newsyslog.conf.d/mailman.conf
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Any file found at the old location has been automatically moved to
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the new location. This was done to ensure log rotation continues to
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work after change r340318 made to FreeBSD base, where the default
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newsyslog configuration now only includes filenames that end with
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'.conf' and do not begin with '.'.
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If you use provisioning/configuration management tools to create or
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edit this file, you will need to change their configuration to use
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the new filename.
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EOM
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}
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]
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