The MTA=Postfix creates a file: "/etc/mailman/aliases". That file is in
the format used by Postfix , Sendmail, Exim, etc. to form the mail
interface into Mailman. It looks like the intention was that Mailman
would maintain that file along with edits by a human. Is that
functionality still useful? The cost is a complex MTA/Postfix.py.
The only functionality I want out of Postfix.py is the ability to write
out a complete aliases file like genaliases does. Could someone do that
for me? I have not done any Python code.:-(
I propose two new config entries for MTA='Sendmail':
MAIL_ALIAS_FILE='/etc/mail/aliases-mailman'
NOTIFY_MAILER='sudo systemctl restart sendmail'
I see some support for virtual mail domains. Can I now have two
distinct and separate mailing lists like:
memb...@a.example.com
memb...@b.example.com
??? Or do virtual domains just keep the mailing list names outside the
local-mail name space?
I have a script that I use locally to make virtual domains in Sendmail.
It should make supporting virtual domains trivial.
Ciao,
//Z\\
P.S.: I appreciate Grant's comment that mm-handler minimizes changes to
the MTA. If you want to put mailman lists into the local mail domain
then I think we still need the aliases route.
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