Ty Nelson wrote:
I don't know how to make it so I can have more than one domain on my mailman install. I have all the domains pointing to the correct IP address, so the interface works on each domain. I can change the hostname in my main.cffile to whatever domain I want to work at that instant, and it works-but I don't know how I can have 5 domains that work at the same time. I can only get them to work one at a time. I understand that these files must be changed: main.cf mm_cfg.py (something involving virtual hosts????)
But I've looked everywhere on the internet and I can't find a step by step guide for (idiots) if you will on what I need to do to what file word for word.
Basically, how can I make: domain1.info domain2.info domain3.info domain4.info domain5.info
all work at the same time.
I know this forum is for advanced issues in general, been on it for quite sometime. So I apologize for filling your inbox with such a silly question.
This list is for any and all Mailman users. No apologies required.
If I understand correctly, the easiest solution is to make all the domains local in Postfix. I.e. in main.cf, if for example you have
myhostname = domain1.info
you could put
mydestination = $myhostname, localhost.$mydomain, localhost, domain2.info, domain3.info, domain4.info, domain5.info
Then, assuming you have aliases for all the lists, this should work.
In any case, you should also have in mm_cfg.py (assuming the web domain corresponding to the email domain domain1.info is www.domain.info)
add_virtualhost(www.domain1.info, domain1.info) add_virtualhost(www.domain2.info, domain2.info) add_virtualhost(www.domain3.info, domain3.info) add_virtualhost(www.domain4.info, domain4.info) add_virtualhost(www.domain5.info, domain5.info)
This is to facilitate creating lists in the proper domain from the web.
If you want some of these domains to be "virtual" in Postfix, it's a bit more involved. If you let us know exactly what the requirement is, we can help with that too.
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