DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST = 'native.stmarys.ca' DEFAULT_URL_HOST = 'native.stmarys.ca' DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN = 'http://%s/mm21/' add_virtualhost(DEFAULT_URL_HOST, DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST) add_virtualhost(DEFAULT_URL_HOST, 'lists.domain1.ca') add_virtualhost(DEFAULT_URL_HOST, 'lists.domain2.ca')
The add_virtualhost calls insert key/values into a dictionary. The key is the first parameter to the add_virtualhost call and the value is the second parameter.
You are not generating three entries in the dictionary with your add_virtualhost calls. The effect is as if the first two were not made and the only virtual host you are defining is the last one.
This might be part of your problem.
Richard,
I've tried a number of things since (as gleaned from the archives) and mail from mailman seems to go silent as soon as I either use either "add_virtual_host" setting or change a list to a virtual domain from the web interface. Received mail sent to the virtual address does end up in the digest .mbox file for the list, so it *is* receiving the virtual mail.
In another example, after changing the domain to the virtual one, subscribe notices aren't received -- change it back, that it works again.
I wish the documentation actually described in detail how this works, especially since it worked well and was easy to use in V2.0.
... Dave
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