John McIntyre writes:
> I'm guessing that apache can proxy for the mailman server, but what
> about e-mail?
For the webserver, I think a virtualhost configuration in Apache like
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName mailman.example.com
ServerAdmin y...@example.com
<Location />
Require all granted
ProxyPass http://mailman.example.com:80/
ProxyPassReverse http://mailman.example.com:80/
</Location>
</VirtualHost>
might do the trick but there may be better alternatives, and some
gotchas.
For the MTA, you need to teach sendmail on the main mail server about
mailman.example.com. I don't know anything about Sendmail
configuration, but I've seen enough headers to know that the
configuration you need is common (and therefore possible :-). But
it's a Sendmail configuration issue.
I don't know if there's a lot of Sendmail expertise on this list at
the moment, most of the developers use Postfix or Exim. So you might
be better off asking on a Sendmail channel.
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