Rich Pieri wrote:
>>>>>> "RB" == Russell Boyer <rboyer@ti.com> writes:
>
>RB> Is there a way for majordomo to restrict a list's subscriptions and
>RB> posts from a particuliar doman? (EX: only from *.company.com)
>
>Well, one way to do it is to set up your Mj server inside your firewall on
>a machine that cannot see or be seen outside your company. This is the
>easy way.
Not necessarily effective, if email can get through the firewall
and someone determines the majordomo address.
In my environment, I added the following code to the majordomo script,
immediately after it checks for a valid reply_to address:
if ($reply_to !~ m/foo\.com/i) {
&abort( "$whoami: not replying to $reply_to because not a FOO.COM address.\n");
exit 0;
}
Seems to do the trick, but then nobody outside of FOO.COM can send
majordomo commands (which is just the way I want it).
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