This may be an intractable issue, or it may have a solution not visible to me from my non-professional perspective.
My Web site is hosted at aracnet, and that's where Mailman is installed and four maillists (for non-profit orgs, not my bueiness) established. The IP address is that of the Web site. The MX for my mail has a diffeent IP address; the local one that Frontier changes a number of times each evening and night. Testing the maillists fails because they're hosted at the Web site IP address and the MX for my mail is a different IP address; mail cannot be delivered properly. I could install and configure Mailman here, but do not have apache open to the world. Configuring it securely, and keeping it secure, would be a burden on my time since that's not part of my core business. Might there be a solution for this DNS conflict that would not require major time and effort to maintain? Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
