On 1/28/20 3:13 AM, Jelle de Jong wrote:
On 2020-01-27 15:52, Mark Sapiro wrote:
It depends on how your MTA deliveres to Mailman. If it uses aliases,
you can change the mailman-request alias in mailman's aliases, but if
Mailman automatically generates these, that may get undone. A better
approach is to put an alias for the mailman-request and maybe other
mailman- addresses in an alias file that is processed before Mailman's
aliases or delivery. You can use these to send the mail to /dev/null
or to some user or mailbox if you want to see the mail.
So how can I make a alias for all mailman- addresses that go to /dev/null?
Assuming your MTA is configured to use /etc/aliases and puts it before
Mailman's data/aliases.
Add the following lines to /etc/aliases
mailman-admin: /dev/null
mailman-bounces: /dev/null
mailman-confirm: /dev/null
mailman-join: /dev/null
mailman-leave: /dev/null
mailman-owner: /dev/null
mailman-request: /dev/null
mailman-subscribe: /dev/null
mailman-unsubscribe: /dev/null
And then run `newaliases`
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