I've got an "ispconfig3" based Ubuntu 10.10 server installation, running
postfix. The mail server works perfectly.
I wish to add mailman to the setup, and am hitting a brick wall. I've looked
all over for clues, but no luck so far.
I created a new domain "lists.my.dom", where the "my.dom" is the actual doman.
In postfix "main.cf" I added a special "/etc/mailman/transport" which has the
single line:
lists.my.dom mailman:
The default setup of master.cf already has an appropriate mailman line in it.
I also have the "recipient_delimiter", "owner_request_special" and
"mailman_destination_recipient_limit" set as per the FAQs I've read. I also
have "virtual_alias_domains" set to lists.my.dom, because without it postfix
doesn't seem to recognize mail to that domain.
I've got mm_cfg.py set for POSTFIX_STYLE_VIRTUAL_DOMAINS , and have tried both
MTA=None and MTA-Postfix to no avail.
What happens is that incoming mail for say, '[email protected]' is accepted,
and eventually gets sent by postfix t' [email protected]', which ends up being just
another virtual user. Of course, that's not what I need to happen.
Anybody have a clue for me?
Thank you very much,
Ron
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