Damn Gentoo stuck it elsewhere. Searching.
I know what you mean.. Fedora sticks 'em in /var/log/mailman.. For key tools such as this one (mailman), I tend to lean towards rolling my own..
smtp-failure shows the following:
Oct 07 07:57:24 2004 (6344) All recipients refused:
{'[EMAIL PROTECTED]
s': (550, 'Verification failed for
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>\nUnk
nown user\nSender verify failed')}, msgid:
<mailman.0.1097153842.21728.rifts-pbe
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Oct 07 07:57:24 2004 (6344) delivery to [EMAIL PROTECTED] failed
with code 550: Verification failed for <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Unknown user
Sender verify failed
which is wrong because it's included in my alias file.
*nod* However, that does tend to lead to a MTA (sendmail, postfix, etc) error as opposed to a problem with Mailman. You may want to confirm your settings in Mailman/mm_cfg.py with regards to your mailhost and such.
What mail server software are you running? And does it reside on the same, or different, machine?
There is no maillog file.
Not sure where gentoo would put it, but you might have to check in your /etc/syslog.conf to see where it puts all of the "mail.*" notifications, and then check that file to see what is being logged there.
I'm still as lost. Here's the relevant entries for that file:
The aliases look good (I see you're not using smrsh with your email server). You're actually not as lost as you think you are.. at least you know that mailman is trying to send the emails, but failing miserably. Now you need to dig through and find out why its communication with the mail server is failing.. The mail server logs should help you there..
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