One, you may want to put a filter in place that will bounce the offending
messages back to the list owner before they get distributed to the list.
Two, make sure whoever is doing the approving is not sending the approved
message in MIME, HTML, or other non-pure ASCII text.
Three, in your *-digest.config files, set up a filter to catch BOUNCE. On
the other hand, if it got into the digest, I can just about guarantee that
it got into the "regular" list too.
Dan Liston
Brad Hudson wrote:
>
> Hey All;
>
> I have an odd problem I was hoping someone could help with.
>
> We have about 20 lists here which all have digests. When the digests are
> sent, some of the messages in them show the "approved: password" line in
> the message; they also show the majordomo headers such as the "BOUNCE"
> subject line et al. This is obviously a security problem.
>
> My initial investigation pointed to variations in the subject line of the
> approval message (ie: a (fwd) appended at the end of the subject), but this
> does not always seem to be the case.
>
> Can anyone shed some light on why this might be happening?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brad
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