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Hi there,

I was using mailman.  First of all, how isyour mailman set up is it
supposed to answer when you pull up a certain site.  The way I had mine
running was Mailman had a cgi script that I would pull up when I wanted to
look at the lists.  For example., I would type in Lynx,

http://hotspotandhotjamzy.dyndns.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/(whatever
list if I wanted one.)  Or I could type that same main url to look at the
lists I was serving.  If you could send a long some of your config files
I would be happy to try to help you out if I can.

t  On Sun, 22 Feb 2004,
Joseph C. Lininger wrote:

>
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> Hi,
> I am running Slackware 9.1. I have manually configured and installed
> the Apache web server version 2.0.48, and mailman mailing list
> software. I have a domain list.pcdesk.net that I want to host all of
> my lists. When ever I pull up http://list.pcdesk.net, I get an index
> of the main mailman directory instead of something else. Can anyone
> provide some assistance with this? The documentation is kind of vague
> on this. What should I be getting when I pull up the site? If it
> matters, I'm using virtual hosts to host a variety of web sites. For
> example, www.pcdesk.net, webmail.pcdesk.net, etc. While I'm at it,
> can someone tell me how to get apache to execute a CGI as the main
> page? For example, http://webmail.pcdesk.net should run a CGI named
> webmail.cgi rather than pulling up index.html. Any help would be
> appreciated. Thanks.
> - ---
> Joseph C. Lininger
> jbahm@pcdesk.net
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