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On Mon, Sep 01, 2003 at 04:47:44PM +0200, Allan Joergensen said:
> (By global I mean is it posible to have both list@xxx.xxx and
> list@xxx.xxx?)
It's easy to have a list receive mail from multiple domains merely by
putting the standard piping Juju across multiple alias files.
% grep 'list' alias.foo.com
list: "|/usr/local/perl580/bin/tequila post list"
% grep 'list' alias.bar.com
list: "|/usr/local/perl580/bin/tequila post list"
Alternatively you can have the same address going to different lists on
different domains.
% grep 'list' alias.foo.com
list: "|/usr/local/perl580/bin/tequila post list-foo"
% grep 'list' alias.bar.com
list: "|/usr/local/perl580/bin/tequila post list-bar"
There's no reason why Siesta couldn't be adapated to have non unqiue
list names. We'd have to have uniqueness constraint under SQLite.
The problem is that the command tools (well, certianly nacho) rely on
the user identifying the list they're working on using the list-name not
the id (if it exists, I don't think it does under SQLite) but that would
be quite easy to to change.
In fact with Jody's rewrite of nacho it would be possible to specify a
list using either.
% nacho show-users list=siesta-dev
% nacho show-users listid=1
or something.
I'm tired so this may all be wrong.
Simon
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