[Case 83461] MailMan 404 Error when Managing List

[NW-Dan]

I've googled for this answer and searched but can't find much. I've just enabled this in my WHM and added a list, but am receiving a 404 after I click manage. I've tried adding the mail. prefix but that didn't help. Any other suggestions?

I've disabled and reenabled, the only thing I didn't try was reinstalling via command line. I'd like to see if anyone else found a fix for this before I do that.

 

[cPanelMichael]

Hello

Does your domain name resolve to your server's IP address?

Thank you.

 

[NW-Dan]

It does. The actual account itself is on a dedicated IP, but when the mailmail link is clicked its looking for it through the hostname. I use cpanel dnsonly if it makes a distance.

 

[cPanelMichael]

Does the hostname also resolve to the IP address of the server? If so, try running the following command:

/scripts/fixmailman

Thank you.

 

[cinusik]

I have exactly the same problem on multiple servers running 11.40.0.26. Some of them are CentOS some CloudLinux so it is not related to any specific linux distribution.
There is 404 error or "can't open page" error every time I click Manage next to mailing list.
Already tried upcp --force, /scripts/fixmailman and also reinstalled mailman but without any success.
Opened ticket - id 4407575

 

[cPanelMichael]

I have exactly the same problem on multiple servers running 11.40.0.26. Some of them are CentOS some CloudLinux so it is not related to any specific linux distribution.
There is 404 error or "can't open page" error every time I click Manage next to mailing list.
Already tried upcp --force, /scripts/fixmailman and also reinstalled mailman but without any success.
Opened ticket - id 4407575

Internal case 83461 is open to address the issue where links in the mailman management interface fail to function correctly when using the .pl tld. The current workaround is to add a trailing "/" to the end of the URL. There is currently no time frame available for when a resolution will be implemented.

Thank you.