[Zope] MailBoxer Question

[beno]

Chris Withers wrote:
> beno wrote:
>> As far as Andreas' comment of switching to Mailman, dunno why, but 
>> Mailman requires cgi scripts, and I use Pound as reverse proxy 
>> directly to Zope, 
>
> Why don't you use Apache, like every other sane individual out there?
Actually, there are a *lot* of people who *don't* use Apache! Here's 
why: Apache duplicates 95% of what Zope's server does, so if you're only 
using Zope, then it's un-elegant to use Apache. Not a good, clean 
solution at all! Besides, the rewrite rules you have to throw at Apache 
are awkward, and that's the reason why!  However, Zope can't handle cgi 
scirpts, and Mailman uses cgi scripts. That's one reason I don't want 
Mailman. Furthermore, MailBoxer could be more easily integrated into 
Plone, because it's integrated into Zope, therefore sharing password 
information, etc., would be easier, and that makes MailBoxer a more 
logical choice. I always prefer Zope products over non-Zope products for 
integration purposes. Now...

Will *you* answer my question?

On this page (of a Zope product):
http://iungo.org/products/MailBoxer/
there is the instruction to send an email to this address:
|foo at yourMailHost.yourDomain
What exactly does that mean? Can someone give me an example? The list is 
called "rejoice", the Web site in question is called "rejoice.2012.vi" 
and I tried this address: "rejoice at 2012.vi". It didn't work. So I tried 
this address: "rejoice at rejoice.2012.vi". On that one, I didn't get a 
bounce but I didn't show up in the Properties::maillist, either, nor did 
I receive a welcome message :( Frankly, I find the tokens "yourMailHost" 
and "yourDomain" terribly unclear.

TIA,
beno