Jason Helfman wrote:
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> We have a need for one list, but two different functions. Our current
> list setup is in /etc/aliases with sendmail.
If we could see those aliases, it would be easier to figure out what you
are trying to do.
>
> The groups is called, say widget, and their are other ppl and groups in
> the widget list, however everyone needs to send to the list, yet not be
> a part of the list.
OK, an OPEN list allows anyone to send to it. Are you going to trust the
general public not to spam your list members? People have addresses, and
lists (groups) have addresses. All majordomo understands or cares about
are addresses.
>
> They don't need to see any emails sent to the list, however there are
> some that need to see what is posted to widgets...
If anyone can post to an open list, they will not see what was posted
unless they are also subscribed to the list. If they NEED to see the
postings, they must be subscribed.
>
> The last issue with this list is that everyone in the company would need
> to be able to send to widgets and not have to worry about subscribing.
Same solution, an "open" list.
>
> There would be under 20 ppl on the list, that would be able to send and
> see posts from other members of the widget group, however, the remainder
> of the company only needs to send and will never see what actually is
> returned to the list members.
I think you just changed the rules here. Are you talking about a list
that is not the widgets list, or a subscriber of the widgets list?
>
> I was wondering if Majordomo can do such a thing? Thanks for your help,
> once again...
I am sure it can. It is all a matter of how you define your problem as
to how creative the solution can be.
Dan Liston
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