At 07:31 AM 5/8/00, Marc Wiatrowski wrote:
>tried installing majordomo2 which works great with MIME encoded commands
>to majordomo, but still doesn't work with the headers. (yea, I know they
>really aren't headers if they are inside MIME)
With Mj2, list owners can use access_rules to remove anyone
from all post filtering:
configset gear access_rules << END
post
allow
/eckert\@climber.org/i
post
deny, replyfile=NonSubscriberPost
!@MAIN
END
If the first access_rule setting is "allow", the post just goes out,
no need to approve tokens or add headers, etc. Be sure to add one for
trapping non-subscribers, as I've shown here, or anyone else you don't
want posting to your list.
If you're going to run posts past the owner for approval, instead
of having the owner actually post them, use "consult" instead of
"deny" and forget the "allow" rule entirely. Then the owner gets
to send back a token (magic cookie, whatever) and the post goes out.
No need to add headers or risk sending the password to the list.
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