The goal is that my mail server and my web server are not the same...
I just wasn't sure how to complete the setup where the *inbound* MTA
isn't on the same server as the outbound one (where it's obvious what
to do).
It turns out that you really don't need to install mailman on the mail
server -
> "J" == JT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
J> And all of a sudden I'm not sure it's possible, although
J> apparently it is possible, looking at this very list --
J> [EMAIL PROTECTED], mail.python.org, www.python.org!!!
Others have given good answers that seem to help your situatio
On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, JT wrote:
> I am trying to set up a mailman installation where the web and smtp
> servers are separate... E.g., the list address is [EMAIL PROTECTED],
> my mail server is mail.foo.org, and the interface is maintained on
> www.foo.org
My first question is, what is your goal in
I am trying to set up a mailman installation where the web and smtp
servers are separate... E.g., the list address is [EMAIL PROTECTED],
my mail server is mail.foo.org, and the interface is maintained on
www.foo.org
And all of a sudden I'm not sure it's possible, although apparently it
is possibl
