David Walker wrote:
>
>Thanks Mark. However, as others will probably chime in, this is still a
>per-user setting. IE I'd need to set a accept_these_nonmembers for everyone
>who uses the +tag email option. I was thinking that there should be some
>config option that would (and if i knew python a bit better I may have
>attacked this)
>
>When mailman checks if this sender is registered, I'm assuming (sorry for
>the phpesque here):
>if (in_array($sender, $registered_users))
>
>Well before doing this check, the registered_users array could be walked
>through
>foreach($registered_user as &$user) {
> $user = preg_replace('/(.*)+.*(@.*)/', '/$1$2/', $user);
>}
I have already given my opinion on this in another thread, but I note
that the above is not really correct. I think it's more complicated
than that. It is possible under the RFCs that the addresses
[email protected] and [email protected] belong to
different people.
--
Mark Sapiro <[email protected]> The highway is for gamblers,
San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan
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