Quoting Centro de Apoio Técnico da APM ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > This is a question better directed to support resources for your MTA.
> > The answer depends on what MTA you are using and perhaps other things,
> > but you have to recognize the different domains in your MTA and only
> > pipe to Mailman that mail which is addressed to the mailing list
> > domain.
> 
> My MTA is Postfix and I have other lists running of the same  
> mailinglist.domain.com just fine.
> The problem here is that I have a user in my server that has mail  
> running in the domain.com and a list with the same name of that user  
> running in mailinglist.domain.com. And now the user wont receive the  
> messages.
> 
> My point is: how can I prevent the messages sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED]  
> going to the list?

Mark is correct, this is a Postfix issue not a Mailman issue, per-se.  The
default setup of Mailman with postfix is that it sets up a virtual table
where [EMAIL PROTECTED] is redirected to [EMAIL PROTECTED],
and if somebody has [EMAIL PROTECTED], then you're sunk.  CPanel patched
their version of Mailman so that [EMAIL PROTECTED] is
redirected to [EMAIL PROTECTED], which would solve your
problem, but you'd probably have to do it by hand.  Look in
/var/lib/mailman/Mailman/virtual-mailman and /var/lib/mailman/aliases.

-- 
Paul Tomblin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://blog.xcski.com/
I find that anthropomorphism really doesn't help me deal with hardware all
that much, because it lends a certain attitude of disdain to what would
otherwise be a mere malfunction.  -- Carl Jacobs
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