I have several email lists, hosted at my ISP, to which I have restricted access with a password. I use a Unix email program so I was able to add 'Approved: password' to the header and then the 'Subject: whatever' line shows up in the header; when those who use a Windows email program try it, the 'Subject:' line in the header ends up being blank. The reason is that the they have to put 'Approved: password' on the first line of the body of the message. What I would like to do is eliminate the need for a password by setting up a restric_post in the config file. The assistant unix admin at my ISP said he would be happy to "touch" a file for me but he doesn't know much about majordomo and would need instructions. The system is a BSD (OpenBSD to be exact). Could someone tell me what file he needs to touch and the permissions and can it be writeable so I can add emails to it? Also, what exactly do I put in the config file? As much simple detail as possible would be appreciated. If there is another, better way to restrict who can send to a list then I am open to suggestions. Thanks. Neil Neil
