What are the permissions and ownership on your */spool/mqueue directory?
The only places I can think output would be created is in the outgoing
mqueue. I'm not up to speed with sendmail on FreeBSD, but if it defaults
to using smrsh, you need to make sure your link to majordomo's wrapper is
in the right location too. Is it possible your partition was full? What
about /tmp?
Dan Liston
Paul Diaguila wrote:
> Solved group writable problem with the chmod on the files and directory
> permissions. Now I see this:
> ----- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors -----
> include:/usr/majordomo-1.94.5/lists/test-l (reason: Can't create output)
> (expanded from: <test-l@x.y
>
> Also was able send mail to test-l-outgoing and it was delivered to the
> people on the list, which indicates a sendmail problem....??
>
> thanks again...
>
> Paul
>
>
> Daniel Liston wrote:
>
>> Paul Diaguila wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Greetings...
>>>
>>> Have installed Majordomo-1.94.5 on FreeBSD. Am able to retrieve
>>> command replies such as help ok, but after creating a list test-l,
>>> I'm get the following error:
>>>
>>> 550 5.2.4 :include:/usr/majordomo-1.94.5/lists/test-l... Cannot open
>>> /usr/majordomo-1.94.5/lists/test-l: Group writable directory
>>>
>>> Went so far as to set the directory and file permissions to owner,
>>> group, and world read, exe, and write, but no change... Have
>>> majordomo set as trusted in the sendmail.cnf and submit.cf file.
>>> Any ideas would be appreciated......
>>>
>> This was the wrong direction. Sendmail was complaining that the
>> directory
>> was already "group" writable. You need to take away group write
>> permission
>> on the entire tree up to and including the directory your lists live in.
>>
>> You did the right thing setting sendmail to trust majordomo though.
>>
>> chmod 755 or 751 the majordomo and majordomo/lists directory, but ALSO
>> chmod 755 "/" and "/usr"
>>
>> Dan Liston
>>
>> PS. In the above comment, majordomo = majordomo-1.94.5
>>
>>
>>
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