On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Bob Ess wrote:
> I want all users in domain foo.foobar.com to be able to 'lists' and 'who
> lists'. I do not want anybody outside of domain foo.foobar.com to be able to
> do anything.
First of all advertise only effects the "lists" command, and not "who".
I strongly recommend that you close of "who" for all. If someone wants a
who they can write to the list adminsitrator for it.
>
> In the .config file I have
>
> advertise << END
> foo.foobar.com
> END
Make that
advertise << END
/foo\.foobar\.com/i
END
> And I have no entries in the noadvertise stanza. Nonetheless, anyone outside
> of our domain can still do 'lists' and 'who lists'.
Put something in the noadvertise. something like
/./
will do the job.
So then it is noadvertise to all, but advertise to foo.foobar.com
-j
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