Mark wrote:
Set everyones moderation bit. Do not set emergency moderation.
Go to Privacy options... - Sender filters and set
member_moderation_action to Reject and put your message text in
member_moderation_notice.
I replied:
Why, yes, that's perfect. Thank you, Bill and Mark. Can't think
David Lubkin wrote:
Actually, it's not perfect. Emergency moderation seems better than
setting everyone's moderation bit.
Setting everyone's moderation bit either requires manually visiting
each admin page (for ~75 lists) or writing a more complicated script
to achieve what that does. Worse, it
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Yes. Emergency moderation is totally separate from member moderation.
It is an unconditional hold without notice to the admin/moderator. It
does not look at member_moderation_action or member_moderation_notice.
Gotcha.
There is a script at
I've moved and renamed a set of lists. Not everyone reads their
email, though, so occasionally people try to post to the old names
off the old domain name. For now, I want to retain the old lists
as is, in case I need to back out of the move.
I've set up autorespond text to tell posters that a
David Lubkin wrote:
I've set up autorespond text to tell posters that a list has moved,
but their postings still go through to the old list that way. If I set
everyone's moderation bit (or enable the emergency moderation
flag), I still have to manually reject or discard postings.
The answer
Mark wrote:
Set everyones moderation bit. Do not set emergency moderation.
Go to Privacy options... - Sender filters and set
member_moderation_action to Reject and put your message text in
member_moderation_notice.
Why, yes, that's perfect. Thank you, Bill and Mark. Can't think why I
didn't
