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Subject: Re: Host for majordomo emails
From: Daniel Liston <dliston @ sonny . org>
Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2005 13:15:44 -0500
To: luma <luma @ fb11docs . de>
Cc: majordomo-users @ greatcircle . com
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Hi Luma,

I created a perl script a few years ago to assist with the
aliases and virtusertable files.  It also helps where your
domain and it's lists are hosted by another domain's server.

ftp://ftp.ccsf.org/majordomo-contrib/listadd5.pl.gz

Documentation is within the comments of the script itself.

luma wrote:

> Now i want to change the majordomo domain
> from majordomo@r148.myserver.de to
> majordomo@mydomain.de which i have running
> on the server. I already set it up in $whereami , but this alone doesn`t 
> work. As a solution, I created the majordomo@..., liste@... email 
> adresses as forwardings
> to the ...@r148.myserver.de domain mail addresses, which seems to work 
> but is there another possibility ?
> 
> By that way, i always would have to make new email adresses
> whenever a new list is created - very uncomfortable.

Majordomo depends completely on your MTA for communication with
the outside world.  Aliases seem to be the best way to make the
connection between the two.  As you get used to doing something
it becomes more comfortable.

Dan Liston




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