I reaslise this probably isn’t a virtualmin issue, but I’m pulling my hair out with this now.
I’ve tried (always unuccessfully) to install Mailman under AlmaLinux 9.4 and I never get very far (on a newly created VPS with virgin Virtualmin install). I’ve even had two fiverr consultants attempt it and they have both failed.
I gave up and reset the VPS again, this time to Debian 12, as the mailman3 package is included with Debian (following instructions as from here, How to Install Mailman3 on Debian 11 | LinuxCloudVPS Blog). This time I have got much further, and Mailman is running, the web interface seems to be working, I’ve created a test mailing list, and added a few addresses, and it successfully mailed out the welcome messages to those addresses. However, when I try and send a message to the list I get a
<list@domain.com>: host mail.domain.com[xx.xxx.xxx.xxx] said: 550
5.1.1 <listi@domain.com>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual alias table (in reply to RCPT TO command)
Further research on that error tells me to make sure the MTA setup is correct, I’ve followed the instructions here,
I believe I’ve done everything correctly, but it’s the same result…
Anyone have any insight on where I should be looking next… I’d happily pay a little to get this sorted, but its for a non-profit local community discussion list I have offered to help, so its out of my pocket…
These were the lines I added to the postfix config files based on recommendations from the link I had posted above (restarted postfix amd rebooted the server, but the same issue).
Unfortunately, I couldn’t get this to work, so I’ve had to elect to subscribe to an external mailist company. I’ve selected this one, and I’ll leave a footnote once I’ve set everything up, just in case anyone else has this need.
Yes, I could get into the web interface no problem (managed to create a list, manually added members, and got notification email of addition). Problem was only when I tried sending to the list
So far, things look good with the subscription I made above, they are Australia based, but have been very quick to respond to a couple questions, and I’m almost finished finalising the list there.