We have attempted to support the EXTRA_DOMAINS with traefik labels. We discovered that additionally the nginx template will need to be changed to support it through some means (it can have a list of addresses with space separation in the server_address field). This all seems to work, however, it seems like the web frontends inside mailman do not support this configuration directly.
We haven't checked for example if SERVE_FROM_DOMAIN needs to be added to (if indeed it can be) to fix it.
We have attempted to support the EXTRA_DOMAINS with traefik labels. We discovered that additionally the nginx template will need to be changed to support it through some means (it can have a list of addresses with space separation in the server_address field). This all seems to work, however, it seems like the web frontends inside mailman do not support this configuration directly.
We haven't checked for example if SERVE_FROM_DOMAIN needs to be added to (if indeed it can be) to fix it.
There are hints that it is possible but the posts are old and don't see relevant. https://gitlab.com/mailman/mailman-web/-/issues/5
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We have attempted to support the EXTRA_DOMAINS with traefik labels. We discovered that additionally the nginx template will need to be changed to support it through some means (it can have a list of addresses with space separation in the server_address field). This all seems to work, however, it seems like the web frontends inside mailman do not support this configuration directly.
We haven't checked for example if SERVE_FROM_DOMAIN needs to be added to (if indeed it can be) to fix it.
There are hints that it is possible but the posts are old and don't see relevant. https://gitlab.com/mailman/mailman-web/-/issues/5