* Matt England:
> I'm also considering adding these capabilities (which may or may not be
> implicit in the above description) to combat spam:
>
> * Don't allow email from non-subscribers
> * Moderate email from new subscribers some period of time (probably a day
> to a week)
I've compiled a fe
* Brad Knowles:
> At 1:24 PM +0100 2005-02-14, Florian Weimer wrote:
>
>> Who has a say in the disclosure of a security bug?
>
> In terms of who can post such things to this list? Well, as one
> of the core developers for Mailman, Chuq is one of the very few
>
* Chuq Von Rospach:
> my position is simple (and unchanged): if it's not your project, don't
> make strategic decisions about it.
Unfortunately, the crackers that began to attack Mailman sites in
January didn't respect your wishes.
Who has a say in the disclosure of a security bug? The person
Is there some script to check for subscription status (or, more
precisely, the permission to post)? find_member is almost what I
need, but it uses a regular expression, doesn't check just a specified
mailing list, and doesn't look at the additional poster list.
(I'm trying to reject posts from no
I'd like to host multiple mail domains (two at the moment) on the same
host. Some of the lists will have clashing names, e.g.. info@domain1
and info@domain2.
Shall I use two separate Mailman installations, or is there a better
solution?
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Florian Weimer[EMAIL PROT
Is it possible to remove the sender header from answers to
administrative requests sent out by Mailman?
There's some broken software out there which uses a Sender: header for
replies if it's present, and this software is widely used by some
audiences. :-/
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Flor
Dan Mick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > My mailer (Exim) delivers a message
> > for multiple recipients sequentially. Of course, this is more
> > efficient in terms of network usage, but processing several batches in
> > parallel is faster (and network bandwidth isn't an issue here).
>
> Oh, d
network bandwidth isn't an issue here).
In addition, administrative requests are not handled until the
cron/qrunner script is run---I'd prefer if they were dealt with
immediately.
Did I miss some config options? I'm running Mailman 2.0.1.
Thanks,
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Florian Weimer
John W Baxter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Or one can look at Mastering Regular Expressions page 316 which contains,
> in highly compressed micro type, a 6,598 byte (he says) regular expression
> for matching email addresses.
Something has to be wrong. The mail address syntax described in RFC
