Hm. What about something that sits between the MDA and Mailman and makes this translation? Does that seem feasible?
What would you put there? How would that program work?
Would this require changing the alias for each list, for example, or is there another way to do this from within the MTA? I'm using postfix.
You could probably configure postfix to use a different local delivery agent, one that was configured to munge all addresses appropriately, before handling as would previously have been done.
Regardless how you do it, you've got a fair amount of program writing to do.
As I said, that would be good but is utterly out of the question. The people in charge of all the mail infrastructure will never do that.
Then you may well be permanently screwed, depending on how much damage their servers cause to the e-mail addresses in question.
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