On 8/16/21 8:11 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
One thing you can do is enable VERP. Assuming this in Mailman 2.1 since this list is for Mailman 2.1, you enable VERP
by putting
VERP_DELIVERY_INTERVAL = 1
in mm_cfg.py. This will change the envelope sender (the bounces address) from
listname-boun...@domain.com>
to
listname-bounces+user=example....@domain.com>
where replacing the '=' in user=example.com gives the recipient's address.
The other thing you can do is just look at all the digest members of the list. If there aren't too many, you may be
able to figure out which it is. use Mailman's
bin/list_members -d -f listname
to get a list of digest members with their 'real name' if available.
Otherwise, as you note, if you can get her to send you the raw message headers, you may be able to get the address
from the Received: headers.
Great Mark, will try that VERP trick. She is out of the office for the rest of
the week so will have to wait and see.
There's over 1500 subscribers so probably best to search on her corporation's domain - that may return maybe around a
couple dozen or so - rather than digest subscribers which are probably a ton.
thanks, Jim
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