As the admin, you have file level access to all lists and configs. You also have the ability to read the admin password for every
list. Anyone with this password can send commands to majordomo as the list owner. Have you confirmed that list owners are in fact
getting the old config back when they send a `config listname password` message to majordomo? Have you looked in the lists
directory to see if any config file exists with the older style information? Are you sure the list owners are doing a get command
before a send command when it comes to newconfig? Maybe they are just working from older copies and do not realize the private_*
settings are no longer supported.
Dan Liston
Bessie Lin Nakashima wrote:
>
> Configuration:
> majordomo 1.94.5
> Sendmail 8.9.3
> Solaris 5.7
>
> I (server admin) am trying to update our majordomo config files to the newer 1.94.5 version. When I
> do the writeconfig <list> <passwd> command the new file gets written to the correct dir, but when a
> list owner tries to get the config file by sending mail to majordomo it returns the old config file.
> The specific lines are the private_* that used to be in the old version are no longer in the new
> one. But the email returns with those lines. Hence when they try to update their config file
> majordom returns an error about those private_* lines.
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