Mailing List...

[ENMACE]

Hello, I've 2 Dedicated servers with ServerBeach, with separed accounts.

My Server 1 is: server1.witmikts.com and my server 2 is: server1.t1hosting.com

In server1.witmikts.com the Maling List is ENABLE, but in server1.t1hosting.com is DISABLED !

I want ENABLE my Emaling List in server1.t1hosting.com

I work with PLESK 6.0 in the 2 servers

How I can to ENABLE my Emailing List in Server1.t1hosting.com ???????????????????????

Thanks.

[knightfoo]

Are both of your servers running the same version of RedHat? I believe the mailman package is required for the mailing list, and it may not be installed on all versions of RedHat.

-knightfoo

[ENMACE]

Hello

server1.witmikts.com --> RedHat 7.3 (Mailing List Enable)
server1.t1hosting.com --> RedHat 9.0 (Mailing List Disable)

I want MAILING LIST ENABLE in my server1.t1hosting.com....

How I can to Enable it?

[QT]

Originally posted by ENMACE
Hello

server1.witmikts.com --> RedHat 7.3 (Mailing List Enable)
server1.t1hosting.com --> RedHat 9.0 (Mailing List Disable)

I want MAILING LIST ENABLE in my server1.t1hosting.com....

How I can to Enable it?

Try logging into "both" of your servers and run the following command:

rpm -q mailman

This will show you if the mailman rpm is installed, obviously if this is installed on one server and not the other...you'll need to install it to enable your mailing list. ;)

[ENMACE]

m... Don't know How I can to run this command...

I type:

: rpm -q mailman

This message =

Not an editor command: Not an editor command: rpm -q mailman

[QT]

Originally posted by ENMACE
m... Don't know How I can to run this command...

I type:

: rpm -q mailman

This message =

Not an editor command: Not an editor command: rpm -q mailman

Erm, are you typing this in vi? You log in to your server via PuTTy and type that command as a regular user....(don't run vi) ;)

[ENMACE]

This is OK :confused: ?

[root@server1 root]# vi rpm -q mailman
VIM - Vi IMproved 6.1 (2002 Mar 24, compiled Feb 12 2003 07:42:12)
Too many edit arguments: "-q"
More info with: "vim -h"
[root@server1 root]#

[QT]

Originally posted by ENMACE
This is OK :confused: ?

[root@server1 root]# vi rpm -q mailman
VIM - Vi IMproved 6.1 (2002 Mar 24, compiled Feb 12 2003 07:42:12)
Too many edit arguments: "-q"
More info with: "vim -h"
[root@server1 root]#

No. Do not type 'vi'...
(Note: you don't have to be root to do this)

This is what it looks like and how to type it:

[root@server1 root]# rpm -q mailman

[ENMACE]

Is not Installed =(

[root@server1 root]# rpm -q mailman
package mailman is not installed
[root@server1 root]#


How I can to Install It?

[QT]

Originally posted by ENMACE
Is not Installed =(

[root@server1 root]# rpm -q mailman
package mailman is not installed
[root@server1 root]#


How I can to Install It?


Typing the following will download and install the mailman rpm:

[root@server1 root]# rpm -Uvh http://mirrors.kernel.org/redhat/redhat/linux/9/en/os/i386/RedHat/RPMS/mailman-2.1-8.i386.rpm

(make sure the above is all typed on the same line)

[ENMACE]

Thanks you again QT_

I've a question... my server Have 11 days Up Time... How I can to restart the server...

Automaticaly again work after the restar or ServerBeach need put it Online Again?

[QT]

Originally posted by ENMACE
Thanks you again QT_

I've a question... my server Have 11 days Up Time... How I can to restart the server...

Automaticaly again work after the restar or ServerBeach need put it Online Again?

You can do a RapidReboot, however..I wouldn't recommend this. Knightfoo made a good post regarding RapidReboot:

Originally posted by knightfoo

If you Rapid Reboot a server that is not down, there is a pretty good chance you will actually cause damage to your server. The Rapid Reboot is a hardware reset, similar to flipping the power switch off then on with your computer at home. Doing this can result in data loss or corrupted filesystems. Most operating systems cache a lot of information to memory instead of writing them directly to disk (to enhance performance) .. if you reset a system that has not yet commited the cache to disk, any recent changes will be lost.

-knightfoo

Which can be found here:

http://serverbeach.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=463

If you truly need your server rebooted, you're probably better off asking someone at serverBeach to do it. :)

Is there any particular reason why you feel your server needs rebooting?