There are two things I've found.

1. There is the host_name option: Host_name that mailman prefers (it's on general)
2. The one that got me. Make sure the masquerading is turned off in sendmail (DM I think is the appropriate class).

That sorted it for me :)

L.

-----Original Message----- From: Karl G Scheidt [mailto:kscheidt@roanoke.edu] Sent: Monday, February 28, 2000 5:28 PM To: mailman-users@python.org Subject: [Mailman-Users] Reply-To address question

I've seen similar questions posted, but none have really answered my question:

I have set up a mailing list on computer, say server2.school.edu. For any list that I create, messages that get sent to that list are sent out with a Reply-To of list@school.edu, which corresponds to server1.school.edu, which is not accepting email for lists. How do I get the reply-to to be list@server2.school.edu? Is that a mailman config issue, or a sendmail config issue?

Thanks, Gus Scheidt

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