Hello,

I have not played much with mailman but I am curious about something. I inherited a machine that runs mailman and one of the lists is setup through postfix aliases to do the following:

blah-subscribe /usr/lib/mailman/mail/mailman subscribe blah blah-join /usr/lib/mailman/mail/mailman join blah

How do I find out what "mailman join blah" resolves to? I guess my question is ultimately - where do I look to find out who gets the join and subscribe requests? For fun I subscribed to the "blah" list and never received a reply. I looked at the mail logs on the same machine and found an entry along the lines of:

Apr 19 20:19:07 (242320 blah: pending <name> <email> <ip>

There are a bunch of lines below mentioning other users subscribing to the same list and their requests being approved.

I realize each machine can be set up differently to process mail but ultimately I am curious as to what mailman join <list name> actually does.

Thanks! OD