If [EMAIL PROTECTED] sends a note to dave-test then dave-test will send that
note onto the sublists.  The sublists will see a note from [EMAIL PROTECTED]

If [EMAIL PROTECTED] is in "Addresses of members accepted for posting" then
the note will go through without moderation (if you have it setup that
way...)

Having dave-test as an "Addresses of members accepted for posting" is
not going to help [EMAIL PROTECTED] send mail to the sublist. 

There isn't field in the 2.0.x series that does exactly what you want.
You want the opposite of the feature "Hold posts with header value
matching a specified regexp". You want to allow posts with header value:
List-Post: <mailto:dave-test@;dom.ain>

Of course this would be fairly easy to program in, if you wanted to
modify the source. I would estimate that a Former Rocket Scientiest
could do it in about 4 hours!

On the otherhand, you could try out the feature "Hide the sender of a
message, replacing it with the list address (Removes From, Sender and
Reply-To fields)" on the dave-test list. Then see if the dave-test
sublists interpret that correctly as being From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Good Luck -- Jon Carnes

======
On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 11:25, Dave Stern - Former Rocket Scientist wrote:
> Is it a correct statement that if you have nested lists, the sub-lists
> MUST be open-posting to allow the umbrella list to post to it?
> 
> Say I have a list called dave-test  which includes both user addresses and
> names of one or more sublists. I thought I'd simply be able to add under
> privacy-options in sublist "Addresses of members accepted for posting to
> this list without implicit approval requirement". But that didn't seem to
> work. What is the format? Is it [EMAIL PROTECTED]? dave-test\@host\.domain?
> 
> What can the "Alias names (regexps)" be used for?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> 
> 
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