On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:22:59 +0000, James Wilkinson <james@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Tim Holmes wrote: > If you want maillist@xxxxxxxxxxx as the mailing list name, I think you > have to set up a maillist@xxxxxxxxxxx mailbox on Exchange, a custom > recipient maillist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, set Exchange to route e-mail to > fedora.example.com to the right IP address, and set maillist@xxxxxxxxxxx > to deliver to the @fedora address. It's not difficult to do this, but > details are version-specific and *way* off-topic. A proper mailing list is more than a single mailbox. You also need to supply xxx-request and possibly xxx-owner mailboxes too. It would be a good idea to read RFC 2142 and even 2369. Again the book Managing Mailing Lists will be quite useful. As for integrating with Exhange, good luck. I've used a Linux/sendmail to act as the Internet-facing gateway for Exchange, but not the other way around. Another possible thing to consider would be creating a subdomain strictly for mailling lists separate from your Exchange's DNS domain. Then set up your MX records appropriately, maybe just for a quick example, acme.org. IN MX 20 exchange.acme.org. list.acme.org. IN MX 20 linux.acme.org. Then you name you mailing list address something like <joes-zine@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> and Exchange is never in the picture at all. Don't know if that will work, but it's an idea. -- Deron Meranda
