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Daniel O'Connor wrote:
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> Hmm but mail that is destined to pass through mailman is handled by
> MIMEDefang
> first - I want to tell MD to treat all mail to my lists as for the mailman
> user (ie use the mailman user's Bayes DB).
>
> I don't mind if I have to put something like..
> if ($to == "list1" | $to == "list2") {
> $user = "mailman";
> }
>
Daniel,
I'm using mailman as well. If memory serves, I had to allocate a
seperate virtual domain specifically for the mailman lists in order for
mailman to handle them properly.
Assuming you're using the same type of configuration, you may want to
look at stream_by_domain to process different domains with different
parameters. I don't personally use stream_by_domain or
stream_by_recipient so I can't help you with specifics related to these,
but hopefully this will point you in the right direction.
Alan
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