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→Creating lists
Keep in mind that no list can have the same name as an ibay or an user so choose the name carefully.
Keep in mind that no list can have the same name as an ibay or an user so choose the name carefully.
{{Note box|msg=Always use http://domain.name/mailman to create your list, where domain.name is the exact domain you want to be used after the "@". Failing to do so, will lead to denial to relay error. As an example do not go to http://hostname.domain.name/mailman to create a mailing list for mailinglist@domain.name but to http://domain.name/mailman. see [[Bugzilla:5976]]}}
{{Note box|msg=Always use http://domain.name/mailman to create your list, where domain.name is the exact domain you want to be used after the "@". Failing to do so, will lead to denial to relay error. As an example do not go to http://hostname.domain.name/mailman to create a mailing list for mailinglist@domain.name but to http://domain.name/mailman. see [[Bugzilla:5976]]
If you don't use a FQDN domain Name as described above, you can have an error like this one
Error: Unknown virtual host: xxxxxx
Error: Unknown virtual host: xxxxxx
where xxxxxx is the hostname of your Server. see [[bugzilla:7837]]
where xxxxxx is the hostname of your Server. see [[bugzilla:7837]]
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===== Error: You are not authorized to create new mailing lists=====
With the followed version of rpm, there is a bug which doesn't allowed the smeserver admin to create List (even from the server-manager) without set by the command line a new password. see [[bugzilla:7836]]
version concerned
smeserver-mailman-1.3.0-42.el5.sme
mailman-2.1.9-20.el5.sme
for resetting a new password you need to issue the following command in a root terminal
/usr/lib/mailman/bin/mmsitepass
==== Command line options ====
==== Command line options ====