Quoting Dennis, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Set up mailman (download current from web site) according to
> INSTALL. I'm running RH Linux with Sendmail 8.8.7
>
> The email for the list is going to the user email specified in the
> /etc/aliases file which is my user dennis.
>
> Here is the /etc/aliases snip:
>
> mailman: dennis
> mailman-owner: mailman
>
> I added a list called test2
>
> here is the aliases snip for that:
>
> test2-admin: mailman
> test2-request: mailman
> test2-owner: mailman
> test2: mailman
It looks like you did not create this "test2" list with the correct
Mailman script...
>
> I ran newaliases and restarted Sendmail. What am I missing?
How did you create this new list? If Mailman is setup correctly, you create
a new list with the command /path/to/mailman-home/bin/newlist <listname>
and that will return a set of aliasses that you can insert into the
appropriate alias-file (/etc/aliases most cases)
Here's a snippet from my alias file...
# Mailman aliasses
mailman: geert
mailman-owner: geert
## testing mailing list
## created: 06-Apr-2001 mailman
testing: "|/home/mailman/mail/wrapper post testing"
testing-admin: "|/home/mailman/mail/wrapper mailowner testing"
testing-request: "|/home/mailman/mail/wrapper mailcmd testing"
testing-owner: testing-admin
Here you see that the various aliases point to the wrapper script that
handles the mailinglist sending/redistributing processes. These are
missing in your alias file.
HTH,
\Geert.
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