Two things to check:
1. Your list alias is using resend
list: "|/majordomo/wrapper resend -l list list-outoing"
2. Your $listdir/sender.list is 644 majordomo.majordomo
Have you tried using a different filename?
While we are in group discussion mode here in the users list, I would
like to suggest that we, as users, standardize a filename for this
type of scenario. I recommend $list.post for a static group that will
never change, or $list-post (similar to the -digest file) for posting
restictions that are subject to change more than once per year.
This keeps us all thinking alike, and allows/prepares us for something
that could be integrated for ease of management into another minor
revision of majordomo.
All thoughts and ideas are welcome,
Dan Liston
TGablunsky@gmx.de wrote:
>
> hi everybody!
>
> I've got a very annoying problem with "restrict_post" directive in the
> configuration file of my mailing list.
>
> Actually its very easy: everybody is able to send mail to my list! But I
> want only 3 Persons to have this right! So I made a file with just three
> lines in it:
>
> ich@er.org
> you@me.com
> she@them.net
>
> This file ist called "sender.list". My "restrict_post" directive is just
> "restrict_post = sender.list" (the file ist in the $lists-directory, yes -
> well, I even tried it with an absolut path..)
>
> I'm using Majordomo 1.94.5-2 (the rpm-archived version), Perl 5.005_3,
> RedHat Linux 6.1, sendmail 8.9.3.
>
> any idea??
>
> thanks a lot
>
> tobias
>
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