Dony Tata wrote:

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Did Mailman create a set of entries

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abc@virtual.org abc abc-admin@virtual.org abc-admin ... Mailman doesn't create that set but Mailman create this set abc-virtual.org@virtual.org abc-virtual.org abc-virtual.org-admin@virtual.org abc-virtual.org-admin

in data/virtual-mailman and aliases

abc-virtual.org: "|/path/to/mail/mailman post abc-virtual.org" abc-virtual.org-admin: "|/path/to/mail/mailman admin abc-virtual.org" ...

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in data/aliases

You did not create the list properly. You created a list named abc-virtual.org. You did not create the list abc.

If you have installed some patches that are supposed to provide "true virtual hosting" you need to talk to whoever developed those patches.

If not, and this is straight GNU Mailman, you need to do the following in the mailman directory:

bin/rmlist -a abc-virtual.org bin/newlist -e virtual.org -u www.virtual.org abc

where www.virtual.org may be something else such as just virtual.org. It is the host name for the virtual.org web pages.

In any case, with data/aliases entries like the above, the virtual-mailman entries should be like:

abc@virtual.org abc-virtual.org abc-admin@virtual.org abc-virtual.org-admin

Otherwise you would have to actually mail to abc-virtual.org@virtual.org, etc.

-- Mark Sapiro <mark@msapiro.net> The highway is for gamblers, San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan