Hi Matthew, your idea works like a charm. Shame on me, I have the same book. :( You have the book and the better understanding. :)
thanks, p@rick > >I have a postfix daemon running, accepting and delivering > mails for my > >local domain and a few virtual domains. > >Now I want to integrate mailman as listserver for one of > the virtual > >(!) domains. > > > >My problem is: > >The output generated by bin/newlist applies for > 'alias'-style maps and > >not for a postfix 'virtual' map. And this is where my > problems start: > > Now perusing the Postfix book it looks as if you should be > able to do what you > want on one machine like this: > > /etc/postfix/virtual > > virtual.domain DOMAIN > [EMAIL PROTECTED] list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] list-admin > [EMAIL PROTECTED] list-request > [EMAIL PROTECTED] list-admin > > another.domain DOMAIN > [EMAIL PROTECTED] thing > [EMAIL PROTECTED] thing-admin > [EMAIL PROTECTED] thing-request > [EMAIL PROTECTED] thing-admin > > > /etc/postfix/aliases > > list: "|/mailman/mail/wrapper post list" > list-admin: "|/mailman/mail/wrapper mailowner list" > list-request: "|/mailman/mail/wrapper mailcmd list" > list-owner: list-admin > > thing: "|/mailman/mail/wrapper post thing" > thing-admin: "|/mailman/mail/wrapper mailowner thing" > thing-request: "|/mailman/mail/wrapper mailcmd thing" > thing-owner: thing-admin > > > However since each "list" in a virtual domain points at a > local "user" and those > local users must be unique so too the list names must be > unique over ALL the > virtual domains: > > ie you cannot have > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] and mylist@seconddomain. > > > Mmm... perhaps worth saying again, I'm looking at a book, > I *haven't* set it up > like this myself. > > > Matthew > > NB: The book refered to is "Postfix", by Richard Blum, Sams > Publishing. ISBN 0-672-32114-9 ------------------------------------------------------ Mailman-Users maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users
