Ye gods, it was require_explicit_destination that sorted it. If only
I'd not glossed over that part in the original reply/looked more
thoroughly for that configuration directive :(.
Very many thanks to yourself and Patrick for sticking with me during
this! I suspect less patient guys would have ig
BigglesZX wrote:
>
>If I use a local mail account (using mutt) to send a message to
>[EMAIL PROTECTED], the message is passed through fine - goes out on
>to the list.
>
>If, however, I send the message to the remote account checked by
>fetchmail, then run fetchmail to retrieve the message, it does
Okay, straying from topic further here, but you've already been so
helpful I'm hoping you might have a further solution to this :-).
I took the plunge and removed the mailman Debian package, and
installed from source. This has sorted the group mismatch problem from
before; my problem is now possib
BigglesZX wrote:
>Okay, the problem was with my MTA - Exim was not set up to play with
>mailman, so after following the advice given in the Exim-mailman
>readme, I have made some progress. The test messages sent previously
>were being frozen by Exim because it was not correctly set up to
>handle m
Okay, the problem was with my MTA - Exim was not set up to play with
mailman, so after following the advice given in the Exim-mailman
readme, I have made some progress. The test messages sent previously
were being frozen by Exim because it was not correctly set up to
handle messages to mailman.
Th
BigglesZX wrote:
>Ah, and here's the strange thing - if I send mail to the list address
>(using [EMAIL PROTECTED]) from a local account, it doesn't get sent
>out on the list either! No bounce messages are returned.
What's in the local MTA log for this message? Do you have aliases or
whatever the
Ah, and here's the strange thing - if I send mail to the list address
(using [EMAIL PROTECTED]) from a local account, it doesn't get sent
out on the list either! No bounce messages are returned.
On 13/10/06, BigglesZX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 13/10/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
On 13/10/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What is fetchmail doing with the messages it retrieves? Note that
> possibly the most straightforward thing is to have fetchmail deliver
> to a local mail directory (qfiles/maildir/ by default but can be
> changed in mm_cfg.py by setting MAILDIR
Patrick Bogen wrote:
>On 10/12/06, BigglesZX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> I've followed your advice and now have fetchmail retrieving mail from
>> the remote account and forwarding it to the local mailing list
>> address. Despite my setting the list to accept mail from
>> non-subscribers etc,
On 10/12/06, BigglesZX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Patrick, and thank you very much for your reply.
>
> I've followed your advice and now have fetchmail retrieving mail from
> the remote account and forwarding it to the local mailing list
> address. Despite my setting the list to accept mail fr
On 10/12/06, BigglesZX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was told (by someone to whom the problem may or may not have been
> succinctly explained) that Mailman could be my salvation, so here I am
> - installed and ready to go. The main question being: can a Mailman
> list be set up such that instead o
Hi all,
I'm using Mailman 2.1.8 on Debian with exim4 (4.63). I am a first-time
user of Mailman (at least from the administrative end); I am trying to
use Mailman as a replacement for a mail distribution routine used
previously in a project I am part of.
The previous system involved two accounts,
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