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[Michelle Murrain <address@concealed>]

I'm still very stuck with virtual robots, and I am about to smash my 
head into my monitor. Not a pretty sight. :-(

1) All of my lists show up in all of the virtual domains. I did find, 
buried in the tutorial, this line:
"Create a folder which will contain the virtual robot lists : 
~sympa/expl/virtual.fr. Each list created in this folder is assigned 
to this robot."

So, I tried to move the lists into their own folders. But then all 
the lists disappeared. Exactly how is this supposed to be done? What 
exactly needs to go into this folder?

2) I created a second virtual domain - a test domain, so I could try 
to figure this all out. I followed (again) the directions in both the 
docs and the tutorial, and tried a number of other things. I'm using 
sendmail style aliases in postfix, and although I can get the lists 
to work, just fine, I'm *still* having problems with the headers not 
reflecting the domain names properly. The weird thing is that the 
robot.conf file is an exact copy of the robot.conf file for the other 
domain, except with the proper domain names replaced. Yet in this 
second domain, *all* the headers are wrong, not just a couple. So the 
headers are coming from somewhere I don't understand. Is there any 
documentation on exactly how each mail header is generated?

I did some code searching. A grep on 'List-Archive' for instance 
gives me this line:
List.pm:                $hdr->add('List-Archive', sprintf 
('<%s/arc/%s>', Conf::get_robot_conf($robot, 'wwsympa_url'), 
$self->{'name'}));

However, when I look at the 'wwsympa_url' line in that robot.conf 
file I see the correct URL.

This suggests to me that problem #1 is generating at least some of problem #2.

HELP!!
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.Michelle

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