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["Goltz, Immo" <address@concealed>]

Hello Amos,

I don't know but we have multiple domains configured following the Sympa documentation.

To answer this question:

each robot aka virtual domain is configured in a folder named like the domain.

Inside this place the robot.conf and all other robot specific configurations like tt2 for mail or web.

/etc/sympa/

    sympa.conf

/etc/sympa/DOMAIN1/

    robot.conf

/etc/sympa/DOMAIN2/

    robot.conf

Does this answer the question?

Regards,

Immo

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Von: address@concealed <address@concealed> im Auftrag von Amos <address@concealed>
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 10. April 2025 17:31
An: C. Bernard <address@concealed>
Cc: sympa-users <address@concealed>
Betreff: [EXTERN] Re: [en@sympa] multiple domains - how to configure

 

was there ever an answer to this? 

On Sat, Oct 28, 2023 at 10:50 AM C. Bernard <address@concealed> wrote:

Hi all
Is there info or examples about a configuration that uses multiple
doains (for lists and sending out ),

sympa.conf
domain -> primary, ok works.

Where do I put a secondary and third domain? robot.conf file?
(I have not found any info or examples for this robot.conf file ...)

/quote:
robot.conf: Optional configuration file for the mail domain

robot.conf is the optional configuration file for each mail domain.

Format of robot.conf is the same as sympa.conf above.
/end quote.

ok for the second domain I add a robot.conf (in /usr/local/etc/sympa/ I
guess)
using parameter domain = domain2.tld

But the third?
I put robot2.conf File?
or
Domain2 = in robot.conf?
as domains = would overwrite the earlier entry I would presume...
...


There seem to be missing some essential infos... or a good long example
config.

Can someone send me sample configs for a setup with several domains?
Thanks
Christian

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