On 12/7/2011 00:28, Mark Sapiro wrote:
This part is doable by telling Mailman to use the mail server directly for outgoing SMTP or possibly by relaying via a local MTA. It is not clear to me how internal mail would be routed from the Mailman server to the recipients, so I don't know which might be a more suitable solution.
Split DNS should not be needed to solve this. Simply install Mailman as it's own sub-domain (maillists.example.com?) and have the Sendmail gateway route that domain to the server that Mailman is running on. (It /could/ be the Sendmail server, but it does not really matter.)
Then when Mailman sends email to your users (i.e. us...@example.com) it will route to the existing MX for example.com just like normal email would. - If for some reason you set up other mail routing, email from Mailman would happily follow that configuration.
If you would like more details, pleas more clearly specify your existing environment and what you are thinking about doing and would like to do.
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