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diff --git a/japanese/mailman/files/FreeBSD-post-install-notes b/japanese/mailman/files/FreeBSD-post-install-notes deleted file mode 100644 index 62f8d27bea9b..000000000000 --- a/japanese/mailman/files/FreeBSD-post-install-notes +++ /dev/null @@ -1,170 +0,0 @@ -# ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Post-installation instructions for the FreeBSD port/package of Mailman -# $FreeBSD: /tmp/pcvs/ports/japanese/mailman/files/FreeBSD-post-install-notes,v 1.1 2012-03-04 06:00:37 tota Exp $ -# ---------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -CONTENTS: -* VERY IMPORTANT NOTE -1) General post-installation instructions -2) Integrating Mailman with your web server -3) Integrating Mailman with various mail servers - 3.1) Sendmail - 3.2) Exim - 3.3) Postfix - 3.4) Qmail -4) Apache configuration - - -VERY IMPORTANT NOTE - -The Mailman port has a number of build time options. Getting the values of -some of these right is CRUCIAL if you want your Mailman installation to work! - - -1) General post-installation instructions - - You should find two files named "INSTALL" and "README" in the same - directory as this file. You should read them for general - post-installation instructions. Bear in mind that the installation of - Mailman from the FreeBSD port or package may have already taken care of - many of the steps you may read about in these files. Also, not everything - in these files is necessarily relevant to the FreeBSD port. - - -2) Integrating Mailman with your web server - - You need to set up your webserver to find Mailman's CGI scripts. The - Mailman port works well with either Apache 1.3.x or Apache 2.x as - installed from their respective ports (www/apache13 and www/apache2). - - If you are using Apache, you need to add at least two lines to your - httpd.conf. Assuming that you installed the Mailman port in the default - location (/usr/local/mailman), they are: - - ScriptAlias /mailman "/usr/local/mailman/cgi-bin" - Alias /pipermail "/usr/local/mailman/archives/public" - - If you installed the Mailman port to a non-standard location, replace - "/usr/local/mailman" as appropriate. - - If your Apache is configured for multiple virtual servers, ensure that the - above configuration lines appear in all the relevant <VirtualHost> - sections. - - Remember to restart your Apache server after you have changed httpd.conf! - - No specific instructions exist at this time on how to integrate the - Mailman port with web servers other than Apache. Please submit any such - information to the maintainer of the Mailman port. - - -3) Integrating Mailman with various mail servers - - -3.1) Sendmail - - You have to choose SENDMAIL option on config build and port will set - MAIL_GID=mailnull to you. - - When your build is finished, please review the instructions found in - mailman-install.txt in the same directory port. The port is designed to - work with Sendmail by default. - - No further instructions exist at this time on how to integrate the - Mailman port with Sendmail. Please submit any such information to the - maintainer of the Mailman port. - - -3.2) Exim - - The following instructions assume that Exim has been set up from the - FreeBSD Exim port, and that it runs with a fairly default configuration. - Specifically, it assumes that Exim runs under the default UID and GID as - configured by the FreeBSD port. In other words, that the following - lines appear in Exim's configure file: - - exim_user = mailnull - exim_group = mail - - For Exim 4.x, the value of MAIL_GID has to be set to 'mail' (or 6) when - building the Mailman port, so you have to choose EXIM4 on build options to - set it to you. - - Next, follow the instructions in mailman-install.txt found in the same - directory as this file. You can add the macros, transport and router - found in mailman-install.txt verbatim to your Exim's configure file. - - Note that mailman-install.txt as installed with the FreeBSD port of - Mailman has been patched, and should be trusted over a version of the - file obtained from another source. Specifically, when adding the - macros found in mailman-install.txt, you should set the MAILMAN_USER - and MAILMAN_GROUP to the same values as those for Exim, namely: - - MAILMAN_USER=mailnull - MAILMAN_GROUP=mail - - Once you have finished editing configure, remember to re-HUP your Exim - server: - - # kill -1 `cat /var/run/exim.pid` - - Now, start Mailman's qrunner daemon: - - # /usr/local/etc/rc.d/mailman start - - Troubleshooting: If you ever see an error message such as the following - in your Exim's mainlog, that is a sure sign that Exim and Mailman - disagree about the GID under which mail is delivered: - - ** testlist@your.host.com R=mailman_router T=mailman_transport: - Child process of mailman_transport transport returned 2 from command: - /usr/local/mailman/mail/mailman - - In this case, ensure that you have followed the instructions in this - section to the letter. - - -3.3) Postfix - - The value of MAIL_GID has to be set to 'nobody' (or 65534) when building - the Mailman port, so you have to choose POSTFIX on build options to - set it to you. - - NOTE: the group needs to be 'mailman' if you are using the Mailman - integration for generating the postfix virtual and aliases files. - - Review the instructions found in mailman-install.txt in the same - directory as this file. - -3.4) Qmail - - The maintainer of the Mailman port has no information at this time as to - the required value of MAIL_GID for Mailman to work with Qmail. :-( - - Review the instructions found in mailman-install.txt in the same - directory as this file. - - No further instructions exist at this time on how to integrate the - Mailman port with Qmail. Please submit any such information to the - maintainer of the Mailman port. - - -4) Apache configuration - - You should add the follow lines to your httpd.conf so - that the mailman interface works correctly: - - <Directory "/usr/local/mailman"> - Options FollowSymLinks ExecCGI - AllowOverride None - Order allow,deny - Allow from all - </Directory> - - After that, restart your apache: - - # apachectl restart. - --- Jean Milanez Melo <jmelo@FreeBSD.org> - (former Mailman port maintainer) |