The patch applies cleanly on the latest mailman for Lucid,
mailman_2.1.13-1ubuntu0.2.
Yes, I know... I am running an old distro.
It seems this has been fixed in Debian Wheezy, currently mailman_2.1.15.
Same applies for the latest package in Precise.
I have attached a diff between the current Luc
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 10.04.4
Version: 1:2.1.13-1ubuntu0.2
The postfix-to-mailman.py script does not recognize list names like
"mylist-admin" or "mylist-request".
Currently it strips off the control extension (e.g. "-admin", "-owner",
etc.) from mlist before checking if it actually exists.
I also just found some clues that it might be caused by reverse DNS:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=409360
Disabling mdns4 hosts lookup in /etc/nsswitch.conf indeed seems to fix
the problem, so I will probably settle with that workaround, keeping
GSSAPIAuthentication turned on.
Ok, I understand the reason to keep it on as default, which is also
useful on our case, where we actually have a kerberized environment, but
there must be some way to reduce this huge login delay, or at least make
it easier to it turn on/off than "ssh -o GSSAPIAuthentication=...
user@hostname"
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Is there any change the default configuration could be changed to accommodate
this?
Those of our users running e.g. Ubuntu (12.04) experience this frustratingly
long delay, and just assume it's our servers being very slow.
Luckily, our Linux-users are generally more computer savvy than others, so
