owner suffix ignored when in Cc ?
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I'm using MailMan 2.1.11 and I noticed that when I send to foo-owner@example.com, MailMan takes it as if I had sent to foo@example.com instead, if the address is in Cc, whereas it works correctly when the address is in To.
Is this a bug in MailMan, or is it a bug in MailMan's default config, or would it be a bug in another config (PostFix routing tables or ProcMail rules) ?
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Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
I'm using MailMan 2.1.11 and I noticed that when I send to foo-owner@example.com, MailMan takes it as if I had sent to foo@example.com instead, if the address is in Cc, whereas it works correctly when the address is in To.
Is this a bug in MailMan, or is it a bug in MailMan's default config, or would it be a bug in another config (PostFix routing tables or ProcMail rules)?
This is not Mailman. It is something in the process that delivers mail to Mailman. Whether the address foo-owner@example.com is in a To: or a Cc: or no header at all, the envelope should be addressed to foo-owner@example.com and the message ultimately piped to
/path/to/mailman/mail/mailman owner foo
Somehow, your process is piping it to
/path/to/mailman/mail/mailman post foo
instead if foo-owner@example.com is in a Cc:
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