It really does seem like that. See what postmaster is aliased to. My
server's /etc/aliases has several entries like this:
admin: root
bin:root
adm:root
mail: root
apache: root
mailnull: root
smmsp: root
postfix:root
syst
Jeff Bernier wrote:
>I have an instance of Postfix-(2.4.3) running on my Mailman-(2.1.9) host-(Mac
>OSX 10.5.6).
>
>I am relatively new to both Mailman and Postfix, so I'm not sure where to
>look. Is there something in Postfix that may be causing this?
Normally, but not always, Postfix delive
On Fri, 24 Apr 2009, Jeff Bernier wrote:
I have tested this by just making up names on-the-fly like nolist, or
xyzlist, and get this result every time.
Sounds like you have a catchall address pointing to the Mailman list
address.
-- Larry Stone
lston...@stonejongleux.com
I have an instance of Postfix-(2.4.3) running on my Mailman-(2.1.9) host-(Mac
OSX 10.5.6).
I am relatively new to both Mailman and Postfix, so I'm not sure where to look.
Is there something in Postfix that may be causing this?
>>> Mark Sapiro 4/24/2009 10:52 AM >>>
Jeff Bernier wrote:
>If I
Jeff Bernier wrote:
>If I Telnet directly to Mailman with a bogus list name, I get the same result.
I don't doubt that. The question is why? What (non-standard?) delivery
method actually gets the mail from the MTA to Mailman?
Mark Sapiro 4/24/2009 10:32 AM >>>
>Jeff Bernier wrote:
>
>>So
If I Telnet directly to Mailman with a bogus list name, I get the same result.
>>> Mark Sapiro 4/24/2009 10:32 AM >>>
Jeff Bernier wrote:
>Sorry... I just wish to clarify... the message gets put in the moderator
>request queue in my "Mailman" list.
So your MTA or other Mailman delivery proces
I have tested this by just making up names on-the-fly like nolist, or xyzlist,
and get this result every time.
>>> Donna Dierker 4/24/2009 10:29 AM >>>
To get a message like that, the list must exist one *some* system --
perhaps not the one you think.
I would go to the mail server (e.g., if th
Jeff Bernier wrote:
>Sorry... I just wish to clarify... the message gets put in the moderator
>request queue in my "Mailman" list.
So your MTA or other Mailman delivery process is delivering mail to
nonexistentl...@example.com as if it were addressed to
mail...@example.com.
You have to examine
Sorry... I just wish to clarify... the message gets put in the moderator
request queue in my "Mailman" list.
Hello all,
If someone posts a message to a list that does not exist in my Mailman system,
the message goes to the pending moderator requests queue, and the sender gets a
notice indicat
