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artifacts are removed, as is the C files which we will no longer need.
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ran chmod before chown... It really shouldn't, since chmod'ing first opens
up a security vulnerability, and chown can remove setuid bits. I'm also
somewhat confused about the 'install' target installing the CGI executables
and setting them g+s, and the 'finish' target chowning them and setting them
u+s, but I left that part alone.
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Jr, after much checking and rechecking (and some massaging) by me. Checking
in now before I fall asleep and forget what all this was for.
This patch adds the ability to 'make DESTDIR=/some/dir/tree install' that
doesn't influence the paths stored in e.g. Defaults.py at all, which is of
good use for various package managers. It is not all that package managers
must do, however! Running make install with DESTDIR set means bin/update is
never run, and mm_cfg.py is always written; package managers should make
sure the appropriate post-installation is done, and that mm_cfg.py is
treated as a config file.
This patch inadvertently fixes some bogus whitespace: 8-spaces where
surrounding code used tabs. The difference was harmless because the 8-spaces
were used inside shell-continued-oneliners, but it is confusing and could
lead to future harm. I'm too tired to make those two or three changes in a
separate checkin, sorry.
This patch also assumes the various packages that are installed using
distutils do not record (or rather, use) their installation paths anywhere,
but this seems to hold true at least for the moment.
Also, I've done so many slow cvs diff's, I'm wondering when we'll switch to
Subversion. Unfortunately, I've also done so many 'cvs diff -c > file; patch
-p0 -R < file's to switch back and forth between patches and change sets,
I'm wondering when we'll switch to Aegis as well. :-P
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Helps BSD installations.
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of numeric ids. Initial idea and patch by Todd Vierling, fleshed out
by Barry.
Specific changes here:
MAIL_GID -> MAIL_GROUP
CGI_GID -> CGI_GROUP
MAILMAN_UID -> MAILMAN_USER
Also, safely pass the group names via the -D options.
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program to `mailman'.
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CFLAGS=-Wall ./configure --stuff
closes SF bug #110906
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experiment with the addaliases stuff).
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anything, to disallow bin/newlist creating lists with bogus admin
addresses.
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standard libraries.
This fix has been verified to work on SCO OpenServer 5, which was the
OS for which this change was originally needed. The previous attempt
at a fix, stolen from GNU sh-utils, proved insufficient.
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propagate version string changes to the public (you have to
autoreconf, then reconfigure and reinstall).
Now, VERSION is set directory in Defaults.py.in and the Release.py
script updates that file directly. Now we just need to run
./config.status and do a re-install. I hope this will make things
easier.
I'm also bumping the version to 1.0b8, so I can do a release tomorrow.
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to figure out.
common.c now sports a global variable running_as_cgi which, when true
causes fatal() to output some mildly more helpful HTML in addition to
the syslog entry. Since this usually only occurs when the site admin
is installing Mailman, this helpful HTML should give a better clue as
to what's going wrong, rather than an unhelpful Web server message and
syslog entry alone.
Naturally, main() in cgi-wrapper.c sets running_as_cgi to 1; it is
initialized to 0 so as to not upset mail-wrapper.c.
Finally, because I think this is a kludge, I've wrapped this all in an
#ifdef HELPFUL, and set Makefile.in to turn this on by default. My
thought is that for some future version, if the site admin specifies
--with-cgi-gid to configure, that proves they're somewhat clueful, and
we'd default the HELPFUL macro to "off".
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versions of make, and aren't really necessary anyway.
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That way, if the admin re-runs configure (or config.status), possibly
changing the CGI or Mail GID's, the wrappers will get automatically
recompiled.
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Original patches are from The Dragon de Monsyne with the following changes:
-added support for private archives as well as public
-added support for archiving daily and weekly
-made archiving happen in real time
-replaced use of pipermail's BSDBDatabase with homegrown python version
-took out the need for DocumentTemplate
here's a listing of changed files and relevant changes:
Makefile.in - added public_html/archives to installdirs
Mailman/Archiver.py - changed ArchiveMail to do real time archiving
Mailman/Defaults.py.in - added archive frequency and and archive url
extension variables
Mailman/MailList.py - changed .Save() to alter perms on public vs. private
archives
Mailman/htmlformat.py - changes directly from The Dragon do Monsyne's patches.
I don't know what they are exactly, but all the cgi's
seem to work fine, so I assume they are OK.
Mailman/versions.py - changes to add archiving based variables back to the list
Mailman/Cgi/private - changed to make it work with default installation and
made background white on login page
src/Makefile.in - changes to make all wrappers setuid mailman:
since various processes may access an archive, and the
archiving mechanism uses "chmod", all archives must be owned
by mailman, so all wrappers need to be owned by and setuid mailman
added files:
Mailman/HyperArch.py - from The Dragon de Monsyne with changes made noted above
Mailman/HyperDatabase.py - the replacement for pipermail.BSDBDatabase
scott
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value from autoconf
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wrapper scripts. Apparently the Roxen server requires this.
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common.o should also depend on common.h
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