On Tue, 2008-02-19 at 09:55 -0500, Daniel J Walsh wrote:
> THese look liked leaked file descriptors from mailman, but not sure they
> are preventing sendmail from running. Could you put the machine into
> permissive mode and verify the mailman is working.
Done and yes it is working fine in permissive mode.
Note: Sendmail is working perfectly except for an inability to forward
messages to mailman. The problem is that when messages arrive for a
mailman mailing list, somewhere while being passed from sendmail to
mailman, we get the selinux rejection quoted in my first Email.
My aliases file has:
mailman: "|/usr/lib/mailman/mail/mailman post mailman"
(this alias having been added by mailman) and when I post a message to
that EMail address, I get the complaints quoted in the earlier EMail.
In permissive mode, it works.
Thus, the complaint that python running with sendmail's ssecurity token
needs to access something with a mailman-related security token.
> Did you change the configuration to use sendmail rather then using the
> default internal mechanism of mailman to send mail. (I am not a mailman
> expert, so I am relaying questions from some co-workers.)
As you suggest, I have *not* changed mailman to use sendmail.
Thanks,
Eddie
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