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>>>>> "CH" == Chael Hall <nowhere@chaos.taylored.com> writes:
CH> Well my problem with defaults is that who_access defaults to 'open.'
CH> This is a big mistake in my opinion. All I did was convert to the
CH> latest version and now all of my lists are insecure.
"Open" has always been the default condition for who access, inasmuch as
release versions of Mj before 1.94 had no way of making it "closed", and
defaulting to "open" in Mj 1.94 and 1.94.1 maintains consistant behaviour.
The patches that allow for it in Mj 1.93 and earlier are unofficial, always
have been, always will be.
CH> I didn't notice until I was culling the logs and saw a bunch of
CH> successful who requests.
You forgot to read the fine manual before installing/using the new version
of Majordomo.
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Prescient Technologies, Inc. | elderly, and children under 10
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