My web host apparently has version 1.1, dated 18 May 96. Wow, thats
older than I expected to see.
I think it is hosted on Linux, but not sure exactly what.
Also not sure about the MTA.
I don't know how to send the sendmail command.
Hmmm, as I look at the aliases, I realize that I have an alias for
dmgroup that might be interfering with majordomo.
Mike Nicewarner
At 08:28 AM 4/21/2004, you wrote:
What verxion of majordomo are you running, on what OS, and with
which MTA? Is your domain hosted?
What does "sendmail -bv majordomo@datamodel.org" tell you?
Is there anything in either the maillog or the majordomo Log
to give a clue?
What do your aliases for dmgroup look like?
What does "wrapper config-test" output?
Dan Liston
Mike Nicewarner wrote:
OK,
Sending a simple email to "majordomo@datamodel.org" with the single
body line "lists" or "help" does nothing.
I've checked my configuration and everything is open, so this should
have worked.
I've also tried sending to "dmgroup@datamodel.org" and
"dmgroup-request@datamodel.org".
They all come right back to my mailbox.
Is this because the list is moderated?
I sure hope not, because I don't want to have to approve people
asking for help.
Mike Nicewarner
At 09:11 AM 4/14/2004, you wrote:
At 6:56 AM -0500 on [m-d-y] 4/14/04, Mike Nicewarner wrote with
subject "Problems with getting started with Majordomo":
I'm a newbie, so forgive me if my question is simple or stupid. I
have read through the FAQ and other sources, but still can't figure
out this problem on my own. Please help.
I have set up a new majordomo server as part of my web domain
hosting. Everything seems OK, but the lists I create don't seem to
work. One is called "dmgroup". I would assume that
"dmgroup@datamodel.org" would be the proper email address to use when
sending messages to the list.
It would be for messages to the list.
I have tried sending commands and
requests to the list many times.
Commands to the list, such as the one below, should be sent to
majordomo@datamodel.org.
It sounds as if there is something else wrong, or the commands you
sent to the list should have generated something. (But not what you
wanted.)
What is your configuration?
I think I have the formatting
correct. For instance, the following should give me a list of
members:
approve password who dmgroup
(the password isn't really "password", of course)
Can someone help me get started. Where is a good on-line resource
for this sort of thing? Everything I have found so far really
doesn't help me diagnose/debug the situation.
Thanks for your help.
Mike Nicewarner
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