I think I have narrowed this down quite a bit as Mailman definately sends mail 
now.  Fixed it's MTA reference to point at Postfix.

However, it is not reading any mail.  The mail to the mail list is just 
sitting in the mail list user inbox.  I must be doing something wrong because 
postfix just puts the mail in the box and Mailman does not go get it or 
receive it.

Any pointers anyone?  Brian maybe?

Alan

On Monday 02 February 2004 08:50 pm, Alan Dayley wrote:
> I am trying to think of a way to describe this clearly.  I'm sure you will
> all let me know if I have muddied things.  Here we go.
>
> I am added Mailman to my email server.  I can bring up the admin interface
> and have supposedly created one of the email lists.  However, no mail comes
> out. I think I know why I just don't know how to solve it.
>
> Before Mailman: Incoming
>
> ISPMailBox--> Fetchmail--> localhost:25--> spamassasin--> postfix-->
> UserMailBox--> POP--> UserClient
>
> Before Mailman: Outgoing
>
> UserClient--> ISPSMTPServer
>
> The outgoing is possible because all the client email accounts also exist
> at the ISP.  Each client logs directly to the ISP SMTP server to send mail
> out. This is good because the ISP will not allow my mail server to use port
> 25 out of their system.  You know, the spam thing.
>
> After Mailman: Incoming
>
> ISPMailBox--> Fetchmail--> localhost:25--> spamassasin--> postfix-->
> UserMailBox--> Mailman
>
> I don't know if this is working.  I don't know Mailman well enough yet to
> determine if it picks up the email in the list's user mail box.  I assume
> that it is.
>
> After Mailman: Outgoing
>
> Mailman--> postfix--> nowhere
>
> The mail is not getting out.  I don't know how to make postfix log into my
> ISP's SMTP sever to send anything out.
>
> Again, the mail list user has an email account at the ISP.  Also, the final
> solution needs to allow the non-list email accounts to still send and
> recive mail.
>
> I am reading online info in ernest.  I am a newbie email admin with just
> enough knowledge to be dangerous.  As I read maybe one of you can point out
> a better way.
>
> Alan
>
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