So here is the answer,

The domain that I used to setup the mailman server used to be managed by the domain/server that was sending the problem posts.

They still had this domain in the virtualdomain file for their qmail server. Now why the email was even getting out of their qmail server and actually posted to the list is beyond me as these are 2 different servers on different networks, but just removing this domain from virtualdomains solved the problem.

Thanks,

Chris

On 2/7/05 11:51 AM, "Mark Sapiro" <msapiro@value.net> wrote:

Chris Malatesta wrote:

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So here is the issue, posts from this one domain don't get mailman header information added to the email, although they get posted to the list.

What would cause a post to go to the list and not get header info and the Subject_prefix added to that post?

The message is not being processed by CookHeaders which is the module that adds the subject prefix and headers X-BeenThere, X-Mailman-Version, Precedence and maybe others depending on list options.

CookHeaders must be in the list pipeline since it is there for messages from other domains. I can't see how it would be avoided for just the messages from this one domain. Presumably the rest of the pipline is processed since without CalcRecips and ToOutgoing or at least ToDigest, the message wouldn't be sent to anyone.

This is really puzzling.

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