Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> Andrea S. Gozzi writes:
>
> > 'relay_domains = lists.vp44.net' fixed it.
>
> Why is this a right way to do it? I would think that if it's all the
> same host you would want something to say "I'll handle it", which is
> what mydestination does for "real" domains, and
Andrea S. Gozzi writes:
> 'relay_domains = lists.vp44.net' fixed it.
Why is this a right way to do it? I would think that if it's all the
same host you would want something to say "I'll handle it", which is
what mydestination does for "real" domains, and virtual_alias_domains
does for virtual a
'relay_domains = lists.vp44.net' fixed it.
Andrea
On Fri, 2007-04-20 at 07:26 -0400, Paul Tomblin wrote:
> Andrea S. Gozzi wrote:
> > I'm currently running Postfix with SQL backend for virtual domains.
> > One of the domain owners wants to set up a mailing list and I decided to
> > go with Mailma
Andrea S. Gozzi wrote:
> I'm currently running Postfix with SQL backend for virtual domains.
> One of the domain owners wants to set up a mailing list and I decided to
> go with Mailman (great web administration).
>
> I installed Mailman and configured it (along with Postfix) following the
> instr
Andrea S. Gozzi writes:
> > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: mail for lists.vp44.net loops back to myself
> Would somebody know how to fix this?
You probably need to tell postfix that it accepts mail addressed to
"lists.vp44.net" for local delivery. I would guess that the parameter
is virtual_alias_domai
I'm currently running Postfix with SQL backend for virtual domains.
One of the domain owners wants to set up a mailing list and I decided to
go with Mailman (great web administration).
I installed Mailman and configured it (along with Postfix) following the
instructions here:
http://workaround.org
