Yes, I can send from the root address and receive email to it just by the local machine and not using mailman. Only not from that one email address. I can't send to the list or to the local root account from this one email server yet it will receive from mailman, and I have tried multiple accounts on this same email system, so it isn't just one account being bounced. All other email accounts I have tried work beautifully, can send and receive from the local root account and any mailman list I create.
Sounds like that one machine is munging the e-mail address when the message comes in, so you can receive fine but when you try to reply, the address is no longer correct.
You need to find out what about that machine is broken and then fix that.
Send a sample message through your mailing list server, and show us what it looks like when that message is received on an account which works, and what it looks like when that message is received on an account which doesn't. Make sure to include *all* headers in both copies of the example. And I do mean *ALL* headers, including all the "Received:" lines, all the "List-" lines, everything. The body isn't really important for debugging this part -- it's just there to give you something to generate the necessary headers.
Also show us all log entries on the server for both the input and two outputs, and the log entries on each of the two recipient systems.
With that information, we might be able to figure out what's going wrong.
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