I have the same box serving out lists for (pseudo example): list1.foo.com and list2.bar.com. They are also tied via the web interface to the apache VH configuration associated with that host. My "real name" for each list never appears in header.
I don't (never have, never will) use QMail but Postfix.
-mj
On Tue, 2 Jul 2002, Gour wrote:
Stephane Bortzmeyer (bortzmeyer@netaktiv.com) wrote:
Yes but it still fails for OUTGOING mails. The real name still appears in many places. I can use Postfix's canonical to rewrite what's in the headers but it is painful.
And some messages like "We have received a request from 62.212.103.139 for subscription of your email address, <bortzmeyer@gitoyen.net>, to the REALNAME@VIRTUALDOMAIN mailing list." are not subject to customization.
I feel inclined to say that Mailman does not really support virtual domains :-(
I'm also trying to get "true" virtual support with Mailman & qmail and also realize that if I create test1@lists.net and test2@lists.net, and want them to appear as test@domain1.com and test@domain2.com, still I in the list info page they appear as test1 & test2 list ie. it's not possible to hide them.
Or I am missing something?
(each domain has its own listm but cannot hide real names.)
So, it is proper to conclude that there is no real true virtual domain support in Mailman?
(it can save me some time in experimenting further :-)
Sincerely, Gour
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