At 6:01 PM +0100 2006-02-06, Xabier Guitián wrote:
> I've checked every log and find what i was looking for, the logs tells us the
> message-id I want to look after, it divides in different MTA IDs, i'm
> supposing that MM sorts them somehow.
Once the message has passed from Mailman to the MTA, there is
nothing more that Mailman can do -- everything is in the hands of the
MTA.
> With that I can search across the logs
> looking for the specific "list member" i wanted to track. That's what i were
> looking for. I wonder if there is any tool that could do this for you :P
Not any Mailman-related tools, no. You should check with the
author or company supporting your MTA to see if they have any such
tools.
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