On 1/6/22 10:56 AM, jdanitxu@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, we are writing from the NGO Engineering Without Borders - Spain. After having migrated from mailman2 to mailman3 in a server with Debian 11, our domains are like these: https://listas.isf.es/mailman3/ https://listas.andalucia.isf.es/mailman3/ https://listas.aragon.isf.es/mailman3/ ... I have set FILTER_VHOST = True and restarted postorius (systemctl restart mailman3-web), but when we enter in every URL, we see all the lists. Any hint to search?
How did you install Mailman. If you are using the Debian packages, they are out of date. I'm not exactly sure the state of Postorius in them. The latest Debian mailman3-web package is 0+20200530-2 which may or may not include https://gitlab.com/mailman/postorius/-/merge_requests/500.
What is your Postorius version? if it is less than 1.3.3, FILTER_VHOST doesn't work. Even if it is 1.3.3 or newer there is an issue with FILTER_VHOST. Namely, Postorius doesn't filter lists based directly on web domain. It filters based on the email host associated with the web host. There are two possibilities. If more than one domain has the same web host but different email hosts, no filtering is done. If domains with different web hosts have the same email host, all the lists with that email host will be shown.
In short, FILTER_VHOST only works well with Postorius if each web host
domain has a unique email host. I'm guessing that in your case, the
email host for all three domains is isf.es so all lists are shown.
P.S: apart from this conversation, I suggest to include in documentation related to migrations the fact that is important to have 'charset': 'utf8mb4' if MariaDB/MySQL is used, in order not to get migration errors doubt to encodings. We had 75 GB of mbox messages and some of them have had trouble doubt to not setting it before.
I think this should be fixed in Mailman core 3.3.5 which defines the charset and collation for many columns/tables as utf8mb4 for MariaDB/MySQL.
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