Hi Mark,
2010/8/19 Mark Sapiro :
> Note that while people on this list may be willing/able to help you
> with this, this is not really a GNU Mailman question. It is a Postfix
> question or possibly a Debian/Ubuntu packaging question. Based on what
> you have posted so far, postfix_to_mailman.py w
Florian Effenberger wrote:
>
>I've reproduced the configuration according to various howtos,
>including the documentation inside the Python file, and every
>configuration all of a sudden throws this "User unknown" error, unless
>I disable the local_recipient_maps. Anyone else ever experienced these
Hi Mark,
> This is really a Postfix question, not a Mailman question, but
> postfix_to_mailman.py is designed to work with a dedicated domain
> which receives all and only Mailman list mail.
>
> There needs to be an entry in Postfix's transport_maps specifying a
> 'mailman' transport for that doma
Florian Effenberger wrote:
>
>I run Mailman and Postfix together using postfix-to-mailman.py, and it
>worked without any problems. All of a sudden, Mailman lists could not
>be reached anymore with an "User unknown" code. After lots of digging
>into the problem, adding
>
>local_recipient_tables =
>
Hi,
I run Mailman and Postfix together using postfix-to-mailman.py, and it
worked without any problems. All of a sudden, Mailman lists could not
be reached anymore with an "User unknown" code. After lots of digging
into the problem, adding
local_recipient_tables =
to my main.cf solved the proble
