On Wed, Dec 29, 1999 at 12:55:13AM -0500, Peter Cavender wrote:
You're missing something. See below:
> My /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains file looks like this:
> domain1.com:forwarder-domain1
> domain2.com:forwarder-domain2
> ...
>
> I obviously have a special user, "forwarder", set up with lots of
> .qmail files, and all is fine & working for normal qmail traffic.
>
> I try making a list, [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> ezmlm-make /virtual/domain1/ezmlm /home/forwarder/.qmail-domain1
> domain1 domain1.com
That line should be:
ezmlm-make /virtual/domain1/ezmlm /home/forwarder/.qmail-domain1-domain1
domain1 domain1.com
(all on one line - notice the extra "-domain1" in the .qmail file)
Also note that if you use the standard ezmlm-0.53, then you'll have to
manually make one other change before the list will work. That change is
as follows:
cd /virtual/domain1/ezmlm
Find in there a file called "inlocal". This contains the name of the
local part which ezmlm expects to see. It will contain "domain1" in your
case. You have to change that to "forwarder-domain1-domain1". The
alternative is to patch ezmlm with ezmlm-idx, which doesn't need you to
fiddle with any files like this.
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