I had a similar problem. You might want to try this: start a second list
(listname.alt) and add secondary addresses there. Then add the second list
name to the restrict-post option
(eg. restrict-post = listname:listname.alt )
Problem with this is that it requires you to add each new address
manually. It was easier than continually trying to train list users, but
still not ideal.
I'd also be interested on how to get the non-member bounce notification to
also go to the sender.
Best regards,
Gary
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Adam Forsyth wrote:
> I have several lists set up with the restrict-post option pointing to
> the list of subscribers of the list, so that only people who are
> subscribed can post. That seems to work great, except sometimes
> people with two email addresses get confused and try to post from a
> different address than they subscribed from. Then I as the list-owner
> get a "BOUNCE Non-member submission from" message back, and unless
> I'm nice and tell them what happened, they wonder what happened to
> their message.
>
> I don't like to have to be that nice, and would like to find a way
> that if they send from an address they are not subscribed from THEY
> as well as I get the message that their message has been rejected and
> will not be sent. Many of them will still be confused and will write
> me, but this way they will only initiate the conversation if they
> don't understand rather than I feeling the need to send them a
> message every time their posts are rejected.
>
> Any suggestions on how to make that BOUNCE notification go back to
> the sender of the message too?
>
>
> Thanks.
> --
> Adam Forsyth, Luther College Systems Administrator
> http://www.adam.forsyth.net
>
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