That's true. It's called README.POSTFIX.
Michael Geary wrote:
> Umm. There actually _isn't_ such a file in the Mailman source.
>> README.postfix in Mailman sources (any *nix will do)
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hi ppl :)
I don't know whether this is the right place to ask ... but anyway :
does any of you have a good howto to make mailman run with
postfix ?
many thanx in advance
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> Umm. There actually _isn't_ such a file in the Mailman source.
Yes there is, just wrong casing:
mailman-2.1b2/README.POSTFIX
I don't remember about 2.0, I've moved to 2.1b3. Amongst many other
niceties, it interfaces nicely with postfix.
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Umm. There actually _isn't_ such a file in the Mailman source.
However, I have recently set up Mailman with postfix on Darwin (OS X).
I found the instructions in the INSTALL file to be correct and helpful.
The one tricky thing for me was that I had to place the following
information in my /etc
> I don't know whether this is the right place to ask ... but anyway :
It is.
> does any of you have a good howto to make mailman run with
> postfix and debian ?
README.postfix in Mailman sources (any *nix will do)
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hi ppl :)
I don't know whether this is the right place to ask ... but anyway :
does any of you have a good howto to make mailman run with
postfix and debian ?
many thanx in advance
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