On Jun 3, 2004, at 00:28, Ben M. Swihart wrote:
How do I restrict this option to a particular list? It seems global.
Setting ALLOW_OPEN_SUBSCRIBE allows you to set the subscribe_policy to 'None'. After you configure your list, you could set it back to No. (Or you could use bin/withlist to set your list's m.subscribe_policy=0 directly.)
I should warn again that this setting seems like a bad idea in an era of malicious users. If the list is as "closed" as you described, I would think it much better to set the subscription policy as tight as possible (to require 'approval', so that nobody joins the list "unexpectedly") and then always have the list manager do the subscription and unsubscription through the administrative interface.
Also, the "Errors-to:" field is the field that is being grabbed and stuffed into the body of the SMS message. Is there a way to change/disable that?
You could hack Mailman/Handlers/SMTPDirect.py, but it may be easier to have your MTA strip it. (Think carefully before doing so, since some elderly MTAs might still honor that header. If you are sure none are in the path between you and your SMS gateway, you should be safe.)
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