On Sat, Oct 25, 2003 at 01:06:44AM -0700, Ian Truelsen wrote:
> Hopefully, someone out there knows a bit about ezmlm and can answer
> this, because it is driving me up the wall.
>
> I just installed ezmlm-idx to set up a small mailing list. I went to
> ezmlm.org and checked out the quick start there to test that everything
> was working correctly. I ran the following:
>
> ezmlm-make -rdugm -5 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/list ~/.qmail-list
> user-list host.com
>
> Now, according to the docs, this should have set up a [EMAIL PROTECTED] that
> I could post to after subing myself, which I did. However, what I get is
> a list, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nope.
SYNOPSIS
ezmlm-make [ -+ ][ -a..zABD..Z ][ -C03..9 arg ] dir [ dot local host
[digestcode] ]
DESCRIPTION
ezmlm-make sets up a new mailing list, [EMAIL PROTECTED], along with several
extra addresses to handle administrative requests.
I.e., what you want is
ezmlm-make -rdugm -5 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/list ~/.qmail-list list host.com
In addition, you will have to tell qmail that all mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] should be
delivered to the user for whom you're setting up the mailing list. I've found that
this is easiest done by adding proper entries in /var/qmail/users/assign. See
qmail-newu(8) and qmail-users(5).
I've heard recommendations about setting up a virtual domain for all lists. This is
probably a better approach, especially if you plan on running many lists, but using
qmail-users works just fine for me.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Henrik.
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