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[David Verdin <address@concealed>]

Hi Victoriano,

Well, after discussing this with Serge, I would add a smalml limit to 
his solution: You won't be able to have two lists having the same local 
part (e.g. address@concealed and address@concealed).
Indeed, the list local name is its unique id within a single robot. 
Though you can fake the existence of several robots by playing on the 
host parameter, there is still only a single one, and then only only one 
occurrence of each local part.

Regards,

David

Le 09/04/2010 09:26, Serge Aumont a écrit :
> Ola Victoriano
>
> On 04/08/2010 10:03 PM, Victoriano Giralt wrote:
>    
> > Hello, we are in the process of moving our mail list service over to
> > Sympa.
> >
> > Our present service has one web interface for all list, regardless of
> > the mail domain where the list resides. We would like to keep this
> > format in order not to disturb our users too much. Also, because we host
> > lists in domains where we control the mail but not the web, for example.
> >
> > The service will be mostly shibboleth protected as most users are either
> > internal or belong to organizations that can federate with us. Although
> > there will also be Sympa system users.
> >
> > I've tried using different URL for each robot, but inside the same
> > server. But his drives the interface nuts, and it looses track of the
> > authentication.
> >
> > Is there any way of hosting lists from several domains (like @uma.es,
> > @sci.uma.es, @confia.aupa.info) under a common web interface
> > (http://sympa.sci.uma.es/)?
> >      
> The only way I imagine for that is to host all the list in a single
> robot "sci.uma.es" and to set the "host" list parameter for each list
> that are not in that robot. This way all the list will be in a single
> web interface but messages to lists will have headers according to that
> "host" parameter.
>
> May be some apache guru can imagine a better solution ?
>
> Serge
>    

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