On 10/8/23 16:03, alex@presland.net wrote:

We migrated a number of mailman lists last weekend and I spotted this evening that an email from the list contained a footer along the lines of the following (all bits in CAPITALS were successfully representing the list.

===== LISTNAME mailing-list -- LISTNAME@DOMAIN To unsubscribe, email LISTNAME-unsubscribe@%(host_name)s

1. I don't know why %(host_name)s hasn't been automagically substituted
2. I can't find anywhere to change this footer in the Mailman3 Postorius interface

The mailman import21 process creates templates for existing 2.1 regular and digest headers and footers in Mailman 3's var/templates/lists/LIST_ID/LC/ directory. LIST_ID is the list's id like listname.example.com and LC is the language code for the list's preferred language. These have names like list:member:regular:header.txt, list:member:digest:header.txt, list:member:regular:footer.txt and list:member:digest.footer.txt.

These are based on the mailman 2.1 lists regular and digest headers and footers with replacements translated to the appropriate Mailman 3 equivalents. However, there are various reasons why some replacements can't be translated, and these are left as is.

in your case you need to edit those files and change %(host_name)s to $(domain}, or, since the default mailman/templates/en/list\:member\:generic\:footer.txt is

_______________________________________________
$display_name mailing list -- $listname
To unsubscribe send an email to ${short_listname}-leave@${domain}

just deleting the var/templates/lists/LIST_ID/en/list:member:regular:footer.txt file will probably do what you want.

Note that templates defined in Postorius are handled differently, and if a template is currently undefined in Postorius, starting to define it in Postorius starts with an empty template instead of the current file system template. See https://gitlab.com/mailman/postorius/-/issues/366

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