Having switched our regular mail host over to qmail, I'm now looking to cut
over our mailing list machine. Anyway, while attempting to use smartlist, I
seem to have hit a snag. I thought it would be as easy as moving the lines
from /etc/aliases like
list: "|exec /home/slist/.bin/flist list"
to
|exec /home/slist/.bin/flist list
in
/var/qmail/alias/.qmail-list
(and the same with the request address).
However, when I do this, any requests or submissions (regardless of any
configuration issues in rc.* in the list directory) get logged in the
request file for that list, and remained unprocessed.
If anyone who has cut over to smartlist over qmail sucessfully might point
out what obvious step I'm missing.... (If I could figure this out, I'd
start working on cutting in qmail to replace the choplist stuff at the
back-end)... TIA.
-Matthew Schnierle
-pyld@grove.iup.edu
-http://www.iup.edu/~pyld/
-Member, Programmers Local 1036--AFL-CPIO.
-Stomp out Internet Spam. http://www.vix.com/spam/
over our mailing list machine. Anyway, while attempting to use smartlist, I
seem to have hit a snag. I thought it would be as easy as moving the lines
from /etc/aliases like
list: "|exec /home/slist/.bin/flist list"
to
|exec /home/slist/.bin/flist list
in
/var/qmail/alias/.qmail-list
(and the same with the request address).
However, when I do this, any requests or submissions (regardless of any
configuration issues in rc.* in the list directory) get logged in the
request file for that list, and remained unprocessed.
If anyone who has cut over to smartlist over qmail sucessfully might point
out what obvious step I'm missing.... (If I could figure this out, I'd
start working on cutting in qmail to replace the choplist stuff at the
back-end)... TIA.
-Matthew Schnierle
-pyld@grove.iup.edu
-http://www.iup.edu/~pyld/
-Member, Programmers Local 1036--AFL-CPIO.
-Stomp out Internet Spam. http://www.vix.com/spam/