hello all, Hello Davide
I've just set up a fresh xmail on a linux box. The mailing list feature
worked as expected as long as there were no aliasdomains defined.
I'm sending a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] But the local domain's name is
'apsserver'
As soon as I have the line
"apsag.com"\t"apsserver"
in the aliasdomains.tab file, any restrictions are ignored.
Or, in other words, as soon as there is an alias for a domain, the whole
world is allowed to send to a list of this domain.
As a (permanent) work-around, I need to set up the alias'd domain as
handled domain and set an alias from the local domain to it:
"apsserver"\t"apsag.com"
hope there won't be another leak...
Regards
Martin Schmid
Martin Schmid schrieb:
>I currently have this in the file:
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>"ClosedML"\t"1"\n
>"UseReplyTo"\t"0"\n
>"DisableEmitAuthUser"\t"1"\n
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>In the list there are only three users and only one has write permission.
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>Martin Schmid schrieb:
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>>Hello
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>>Maybe this is an old issue:
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>>I have several mailing lists and everywhere there is closedml set to
>>"1". However, anybody is able to send mail to the list. There are no
>>restrictions at all. Is there a fix available?
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>>The version is V1.21/Win32. And I'm using psync for all incoming mail,
>>and there are domain aliases
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>>Regards
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>>Martin Schmid
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