* Jacob Fugal [Tue, 27 Jan 2004 at 16:00 -0700] > I think the likely approach here is in the forwarding. If I understand > correctly, email sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is forwarded iff > the from address is in a validity list (or hopefully/probably some other > more sophisticated and stringent check). They could modify that > forwarding mechanism to forward the email to all students iff the email > is signed with a valid key. The end recipient doesn't have to know > anything about the key.
This is exactly what I meant. You wouldn't even have to do much more than set up the MUA of <person allowed to mail the entire student body> to sign the email, and that's only for the purpose of getting past the forwarding. I don't think it would be that hard. If this were something that a lot of people would be sending mail to, that would be a different story. p.s. sorry if you get this twice.
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