that would make it rather useless. the problem is that some ppp/slip
users as well as some colleges have incoming email addresses of
userid@domain.name and outgoing addresses of
userid@host-I-happened-to-connect-to-this-time.domain.name so we see
a need for incoming email to be matched agains the incoming not the
outgoing address, (or domain.only, skip the 1st node in the FQDN).
wonder if anyone has "fixed" resend to behave this way?
*sigh*
Fuzzy
On Tue, 30 Apr 1996, Jim Reisert wrote:
> Date: Tue, 30 Apr 1996 15:54:31 -0400
> From: Jim Reisert <jjr@databook.com>
> To: Fuzzy <fuzzy@asarian.org>
> Subject: Re: Munge Domain fails to munge domain ;)
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> I think 'mungedomain' only helps with subscribe/unsubscribe requests - i.e. it allows "joe@host.domain" to subscribe as "joe@domain" and unsubscribe without administrator intervention. But I still believe that the E-mail address has to EXACTLY match what's in the subscription file in order to post to a restricted list.
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> I'd be happy to hear otherwise.
>
> - Jim
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