On Fri, Jul 30, 2021, at 11:01 AM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
On 7/30/21 10:47 AM, bob B wrote:
Basically once I have docker installed, and mailman3 up and no lists are available, How do I setup or/and sign in as admin?
I'm not sure what the actual command would be do run the django-admin interface in the docker image, but from below, it looks like it's
mailman-web. Runmailman-web createsuperuserto create an admin ID.
Container images don't support mailman-web command yet, it has to be ported to use the mailman-web command.
You can run commands with docker exec -it mailman-web ./manage.py <command>.
For creating the superuser, you can run1
Although, if you have set the MAILMAN_ADMIN_EMAIL, that command should have already run in the setup process. You want to figure out the email sending process.
Although, you can create a second admin and set the password for it and login using that using the command mentioned at 1.
Also In docker how can I test sending mail? the command "mailman-web sendtestemail youremailid@domain" from the mailman-web container does not work.
You can run
docker exec -it mailman-web ./manage.py sendtestemail youremailid@domainThis command tries to send the mail via SMTP to localhost port 25.
How can I make sure my containers can send and receive mail?
The MTA should be listening on port 25 and that need to be visible in the mailman-web container. See <https://asynchronous.in/docker-mailman/#setting-up-your-mta>
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