J.A. Terranson wrote:
>
>First, let me say that I'm not certain this is going to transslate the way
>I intend...
>
>That said: I have a machine with a half dozen lists on it, running on 1
>IP. Id like to keep the same "info" page that lists all the various
>lists, but have each one (at smtp level, I dont care where the archives
>and user pages are) communicating on a different IP for traffic
>engineering purposes (rather than using separate instantiations on
>separate IPS).
>
>Is this possible?
What I'm getting is you want each list to have it's own domain and
associated IP address - e.g., li...@l1.example.com,
li...@l2.example.com, etc.
You can do this in a couple of ways. If all lists share a common web
host domain, just set the host_name on each list's General Options
page to the desired email host (or set it with bin/config_list), and
make the appropriate changes in your MTA.
I gather that you don't want a separate web host domain for each list,
but if you did, you would need to put things like
add_virtualhost('web1.example.com', 'l1.example.com')
add_virtualhost('web2.example.com', 'l2.example.com')
etc.
in mm_cfg.py and run
bin/withlist -l -r fix_url list1 -u web1.example.com
bin/withlist -l -r fix_url list2 -u web2.example.com
etc.
to update the list configurations, and put
VIRTUAL_HOST_OVERVIEW = Off
in mm_cfg.py so all the lists will appear on the listinfo and admin
overview pages regardless of invoking domain, and of course make the
appropriate MTA and web server changes.
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