Jeff Salisbury wrote:

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Mark, Ok, I added these lines at the end of the mm_cfg.py file:

DEFAULT_URL_HOST = 'www.domain1.net' DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST = 'mail.domain1.net' VIRTUAL_HOSTS.clear() add_virtualhost(DEFAULT_URL_HOST, DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST) add_virtualhost(DEFAULT_URL_HOST, 'mail.domain2.net')

This doesn't work. You can't have two different Mailman virtual domains with the same web domain (url_host). The

add_virtualhost(DEFAULT_URL_HOST, 'mail.domain2.net')

entry simply replaces the

add_virtualhost(DEFAULT_URL_HOST, DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST)

entry in VIRTUAL_HOSTS because they have the same url_host which is the key in the dictionary entry so you wind up with with only the second entry.

What this means is all lists created from the www.domain1.net domain, at least via web create will wind up with mail.domain2.net as their host_name. You may be able to work around this by changing (or at least verifying) the host_name attribute on the list's admin General Options page, but if you really have lists in domain1 and domain2, why do you want to access the web interface via domain1 for all lists? Or do you really want the second add_virtualhost to be

add_virtualhost('www.domain2.net', 'mail.domain2.net')

Then, I ran the command below that refresh the mailman system:

bin/withlist -l -a -r fix_url --

Then, I verified that the file virtual-mailman had been populated.
Looks good so far...

OK, but are you sure the lists are in the correct domains in virtual_mailman. The above withlist command will put all lists in the DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST (mail.domain1.net) domain.

Now, how do I restart or "refresh" the Postfix system?

If you ran bin/genaliases, that process should run the POSTFIX_ALIAS_CMD (default '/usr/sbin/postalias') and POSTFIX_MAP_CMD (default '/usr/sbin/postmap') commands which update aliases.db and virtual-mailman.db which should be all you need.

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