[Linux-disciples] Mailman virtual domains

[Stephen R Laniel]

On Tue, Dec 13, 2005 at 04:20:19PM -0500, Adam Rosi-Kessel wrote:
> Not sure. You can use different postfix transports based on domain
> name--this is how @lists.bostoncoop.net works. This would be one part of the
> solution to your problem.

Yeah, I definitely thought of that.

> I don't think mailman has the infrastructure to
> support domain-separate lists in one installation though. You might be able
> to do a little hack where you use different mailman config files based on
> the domain name but keep the same set of binary files.

That's probably the route I'll have to take. The kind of
virtualism I'm thinking of is the type wherein Mailman would
include a little "you may unsubscribe from Listname by
visiting foo.com/listinfo/listname" note at the bottom of
each message. And for that, I'd need different config files.

Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure that Mailman looks in a
standard location (/etc/mailman or whatever) when it starts.
Hm.

I'll keep digging. Thanks.

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