On Tuesday, October 07, 2008 at 03:57 CEST,
Marcelo Iturbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am currently hosting the mail for the domain santiago.cl at google
> Apps. Google Apps has a very limited mailing list system so I want to
> install a local linux+postfix+mailman server for mailing list
> administration.
>
> I can create the sub-domain lists.santiago.cl and point the MX records
> to this linux server and have all the lists with @lists.santiago.cl
> and everything would be OK.
>
> BUT, I would like to avoid using @lists.santiago.cl and just use @
> santiago.cl as the domain.
[...]
> In the mailing list I have read-up on modifying the transport file
> "add this line to /etc/postfix/transport
> user2 at example.com smtp:[your.isp.smarthost]"
>
> But the problem is that I have 8000+ accounts and they get added more
> every day dinamically so maintaining this file is not really an
> option.
Seriously, why not? Surely you must have a data source from which can
you pull out the usernames? Nobody is suggesting that you maintain that
file by hand.
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Magnus Bäck
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
