> ...
> Ezmlm is writing directly to qmail-queue UNLESS it finds a qmail
> control/qmpqservers file. In that case the mail will be handed over to
> a QMQP server.
> So, it seems that this could be used to take care of all ezmlm  
> messages
> while courier is handling all standard mails.

Bernd --

We've had success installing both qmail and courier on the same  
system, with smtproutes in qmail set to deliver all email that is  
locally hosted back to courier's smtp server so that qmail doesn't  
have to understand how to do local deliveries.

1. Install courier.
2. Install qmail & ezmlm.
3. Create your ezmlm list, using .courier instead of .qmail in the  
control file paths (or, compile courier to use ".qmail").
4. In qmail, make sure the locally hosted virtual domains are listed  
in the smtproute file (not sure of the exact filename; I'm offline as  
I write this otherwise I'd check it), and have the entries point back  
at you courier smtp instance.

With this setup, Courier will handle inbound delivery to ezmlm, and  
qmail will handle outbound delivery of all outbound messages. This  
has the nice side effect of creating a different outbound queue for  
your mailing list traffic, so normal Courier inbound and outbound  
email won't be delayed as qmail runs through its queue.


Related, I'm wondering what success people have had with using  
mailman in vhosts setups with Courier?

best,
Jeff

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