~mailman/bin/newlist mylist-com fill-out the fields and copy the aliases to your /etc/aliases file Then in your virtusertab: mylist@example.com mylist-com mylist-request@example.com mylist-com-request mylist-admin@example.com mylist-com-admin In the mailman config for the list, setup: hostname this list prefers: example.com Base URL for Mailman... : http://www.example.com/mailman

~mailman/bin/newlist mylist-org fill-out the fields and copy the aliases to your /etc/aliases file Then in your virtusertab: mylist@example.org mylist-org mylist-request@example.org mylist-org-request mylist-admin@example.org mylist-org-admin In the mailman config for the list, setup: hostname this list prefers: example.org Base URL for Mailman... : http://www.example.org/mailman

This assumes that you are running both domains as Virtual. If you are running Sendmail, you may wish to use the Generics Table to reverse alias any email originating from the server: mylist-com@realdomain.com mylist@example.com mylist-com-request@realdomain.com mylist-request@example.com mylist-com-admin@realdomain.com mylist-admin@example.com mylist-org@realdomain.com mylist@example.org mylist-org-request@realdomain.com mylist-request@example.org mylist-org-admin@realdomain.com mylist-admin@example.org

Viola! Your two lists on your two virtual domains running from your real domain. Hope this helps -- Jon Carnes

On Mon, 2002-11-04 at 22:47, Dan Langille wrote:

On 4 Nov 2002 at 22:41, Jon Carnes wrote:

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On Mon, 2002-11-04 at 18:02, Dan Langille wrote:

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Has anyone figured out how to run two lists in different domains but with the same list name?

e.g. mylist@example.org & mylist@example.com

Create the two mailman lists: mylist-org and mylist-com Then alias them in your virtual user tables: mylist-org --> mylist@example.org mylist-com --> mylist@example.com

Of course you should also alias the mylist-request and mylist-owner addresses for each domain.

Thank you. When I create the lists, how would I use newlist for each list?

Dan Langille