On 30 May 2011, at 02:37, Barry Warsaw wrote:
> There are two parts to this. First, the way Exim is integrated with MM2,
> there's no need for alias file hacking because Exim can autodetect which
> mailing lists are available by looking at the config.pck files. Of course,
> there are no config.pck files in MM3 any more, so a new strategy is needed.
So to make this more generic:-
- how can an external process detect configured lists?
- preferably in a relatively non-active fashion - ie looking at
the filesystem
- if needed by running something to say if list x exists
- what addresses does a list provide (ie list-request etc)
- or is there a way of getting mailman to list all the addresses
that mailman handles (ideally including domain)
> Second, the preferred way to get messages into MM3 is via LMTP, so ideally,
> there'd be some configuration to get Exim to connect to MM3's LMTP server.
That should be pretty easy.
> It would be great to have better Exim (and Sendmail, qmail, or any other MTA)
> support in MM3. Let us know if you're willing and able to help!
Can't do a great deal on this, but willing to heckle, umm, give
some advice from the sidelines.
The exim.org machine is moving to a more modern platform later in
the year so we may be in a position to realistically look at hosting
a MM3 install then.
Nigel.
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[ Nigel Metheringham ------------------------------ ni...@dotdot.it ]
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