On 29 Mar 2001, at 11:44, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
"Richard B. Pyne" wrote:
With named vrtual domains, mailing lists are always created defaulted to the domain where Mailman was originally installed (the machine's default domain)
I run named vdomains, to the same IP. However, I do have a separateinstallation for each vdomain (though they all run under ~mailman as mailman.mailman)
There is the difference, I run ONE copy of Mailman for the entire server. There should be no need to run a separate copy for each virtual domain.
There are also some minor issues on the list of lists for a domain. If the domain is set to foo.com and the user browses to http://www.foo.com/mailman/listinfo they will not see the list but will if they browse to http://foo.com/mailman/listinfo.
That's not mailman's fault, that's your web server's problem.Misconfigured.
No, not msconfigured. Mailman looks at the FQDN when deciding what lists to show, not just the second level domain. Changing this behaviour COULD cause other undesirable effects though.
--Richard
Richard B. Pyne, KB7RMU rpyne@kinfolk.org http://pyne.kinfolk.org/rbp2