Jonathan Hahn writes:
>
> Majordomo 1.92
>
> When people submit addresses with '/' in them, majordomo complains
> that they are hostile addresses and rejects them. E.g.:
>
> augustine_kate/furman@furman.edu
>
> This is a vaild address, and the second one I've seen of its type.
> Comments?
This is easily disabled by editing majordomo.pl and changing
# if there's a "|" or a "/" in it, it's hostile
if (tr/|\//|\// != 0) {
to read
# if there's a "|" or a "/" in it, it's hostile
if (tr/|/|/ != 0) {
(This still leaves the check for "|" enabled...)
In majordomo 1.93, checking for hostile addresses is a configurable
option, disabled by default, which you can enable by changing
$analyze_slash_in_address = 0;
to
$analyze_slash_in_address = 1;
in /etc/majordomo.cf.
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