On 5/17/20 6:05 AM, patrick-mailinglists@whonix.org wrote:
/hyperkitty/list/ shows "example.com". Not the actual domain name that I configured. How can I fix this?
Ensure that your actual domain is listed in the Django admin interface under Sites.
Then ensure that your SITE_ID setting in your Django settings is correct. This is tricky because the site id might not be what you expect. You have to look in your database at the django_site table[1]. This table contains one row per site with columns id, domain and name, and the id values don't necessarily match what you'd think from looking at Sites in the Django admin interface.
I would not mind too much about hyperkitty showing "example.com". But the more important issue is that mailman3 archives are not updated. Therefore I guess it's a symptom of a more important issue.
I doubt that these things are related.
E-mails to the list are delivered to e-mail subscribers, though. Seems only the web part is broken.
What's in Mailman's log (var/logs/mailman.log) and are the messages all queued in var/archivers/hyperkitty/spool? If so, mailman-hyperkitty can't communicate with hyperkitty. Ensure that the settings in mailman-hyperkitty.cfg are correct. base_url: needs to be a URL that can access hyperkitty and api_key needs to match the MAILMAN_ARCHIVER_KEY setting in your Django settings except that it's quoted in the Django settings and not in mailman-hyperkitty.cfg.
Using Debian buster mailman3 packages. In configuration folder /etc/mailman3 I cannot find any textual string saying "example.com". (
grep -r -i example /etc/mailman3) Therefore I don't know where mailman3 gets "example.com" from.
Please see <https://wiki.list.org/x/12812344>
[1] other ways to get this are a) increment the SITE_ID setting until you find the one that works or b) in a django admin shell do
from django.contrib.sites.models import Site for site in Site.objects.all(): print('id: {}, name: {}, domain: {}'.format( site.id, site.name, site.domain))
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