On Thu, Nov 8, 2012 at 9:54 AM, E Kogler <igoetr...@yahoo.de> wrote: > Hello, > my task is to establish access to mailman across a firewall. > The configuration looks (of course ;-) ) like that: > > INTERNET---FW--INTERNAL > > On the Firewall there is a mail-relay with postfix installed, on the > Internal server the courier-mta does the job. > I'm wondering how to cross the firewall without much work for me as the > sysadmin. > What I came up with is to have each list with all its addresses on the > valid recipients list on the mail-relay but it seems to me a little bit > complicated because I'm planning to have a few lists running on the > internal server. > The other solution which came to my mind is to have mailman on the FW and > tweaking the mail-relay. > > > Is there a better way doing this ? > Edgar > > Since Mailman has no login accounts, I see it as easy as running it on the FW.
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