[Mailman-Users] multiple domains

[Chuck Dale]

I was actually about to ask a question similar to that just discussed
(see bottom of message for quotes from thread).

Basically I want to have multiple lists with the same (left bit of @ sign). 

But with different domains (names have been changed to protect the fuzzy
        people). So:

everyone at hoth.sw
everyone at tatooine.sw

I could make two lists:
everyone-hoth
everyone-tatooine

Then create virtusertable entries for the two lists so
everyone at hoth.sw -> everyone-hoth
everyone at tatooine.sw -> everyone-tatooine

Unfortunately I can only tell mailman to change the host part of the
>From address when sending out mail. So mail would be sent out from these
addresses:
everyone-hoth at hoth.sw
everyone-tatooine at tatooine.sw

(Assuming I set the domain in the admin to those.)

Is there any way to do this cleanly in Mailman? (Perhaps an upcoming
        version?)

Does anyone have any recommendations for a kludge to get around this?

Thanks again,
Chuck

Wrote Danny Yee on Mon, Mar 06, 2000 at 07:29:47PM +1100:
> I wrote:
> > > I want to run mailman on multiple domains, e.g.
> 
> Gerrit Holl wrote:
> > I'm not sure, but have you tried to install Mailman twice?
> > Just make the '/mailman' alias of foo.com go to the first installation and
> > make the '/mailman' alias of bar.com go to the second installation, etc.
>  
> That works (/var/mailman and /var/mailman2), but it's very ugly,
> requiring replication of a large pile of stuff that really shouldn't
> need replication.  My qmail/EZmlm friends have convinced me that list
> data should be separated from list code...
> 
> It's possible to configure the mail domain and preferred admin URL for
> each list, but that doesn't actually work, since the lists still share
> the same web scripts.