-owner and -request not working on new host

I recently moved my site from a host that provided Mailman 2.1.5 and Plesk 8.1 to one that provides Mailman 2.1.9 and Plesk 10.1.1.
I manually created 55 lists on the new host through Plesk, and populated them in the Mailman admin. All of them have the same two emails in the -owner field, which were also the same ones used for the old lists on the old host.
My problem is that emails sent to both the -owner and -request addresses bounce back with the message that that address doesn't exist.
Interestingly I tried to manually created -owner and -request addresses for one of the lists (news@domain.org) via Plesk, and was prevented with the message that news-owner@domain.org and news-request@domain.org were already in use. So Plesk thinks they exist -- but trying to send anything to them fails.
I am not a Linux guru. How do I go about debugging this?

Nina Nicholson wrote:
My problem is that emails sent to both the -owner and -request addresses bounce back with the message that that address doesn't exist.
Interestingly I tried to manually created -owner and -request addresses for one of the lists (news@domain.org) via Plesk, and was prevented with the message that news-owner@domain.org and news-request@domain.org were already in use. So Plesk thinks they exist -- but trying to send anything to them fails.
This is apparently a Plesk issue. See the FAQ at <http://wiki.list.org/x/tIA9>. Debugging this will require access to the configuration files and logs of the MTA on the Mailman host machine and perhaps specific Plesk knowledge.
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