I provide a mailman mailing list for an organization that has their own domain, but of course the mailing list is *not* a part of that domain. i.e., the list is for [EMAIL PROTECTED], but the list resides at mydomain.com. To make it easy to send mail to the list, they have an alias set up at them.com that forwards mail directly to the mailing list at mydomain.com, which makes it look like the list is at their site. That enables their members to just address mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and not need to worry that the list isn't actually at "them.com". However, if somebody uses the "official" list address at mydomain.com, then that's what the To: address shows in the message everyone receives, which looks odd to certain easily agitated users. Is there any way I can intercept the incoming mail, and if it is explicitly to [EMAIL PROTECTED], change the To: address to [EMAIL PROTECTED] before it goes out so it looks like they used the alias? It's really just a "looks" thing, but it would be nice. Thanks for any help. Van Sederburg ------------------------------------------------------ Mailman-Users maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users
