> Your interpretation is not quite correct.
> 
> When it is run, and as a security precaution, the mailman
wrapper 
> checks the group of the process which is executing it is what it

> expects and then and only then runs the mail delivery script
with the 
> mailman gid. This expected gid is compiled into the mailman 
> wrapper as 
> the value of --with-mail-gid from ./configure.
> 
> The issue is not what gid the wrapper should run the Mailman
mail 
> delivery script as but what gid the wrapper expects the 
> process running 
> it to have.
> 
> The error message is saying that it is being run with the gid
nogroup 
> when it was told to expect to be run by a process with the 
> gid mailman. 
> If you want to stick with that then Postfix, repeat Postfix, has
to 
> execute with the gid mailman. Which may or may not be what you
want.
> 

Okay, great.  I'm not sure about your explanation, but when I
changed all the aliases and aliases.db files on my system to
mailman:mailman ownership, everything is finally working.  By your
explanation, Postfix must be running as gid mailman now.

Thanks for the help, everyone.  Should this be added to the
documentation somewhere?  I can usually find anything using the
documentation, but I really don't think this information is in the
documentation or FAQ anywhere.

Thanks again,
Jeremy Gilbert
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