You have broken the cardinal rule for getting support. What is your
configuration? Hardware, MTA, version numbers???
Just guessing at problem #1, is that you are not using the 'resend'
command in your list alias, so that your list.config will even get
accessed.
test: "|path-to/majordomo/wrapper resend -l test test-outgoing,nobody"
test-outgoing: :include:/path-to/majordomo/lists/test
nobody: /dev/null
Once your listname.config file starts getting used, the restrict_post
can be enforced.
On issue #2, use the "reply_to = newsletter@domain.com" setting in the
.config file.
Dan Liston
jwesley@CMAontheweb.com wrote:
>
> Sorry to post this again, but i wasn't on the list and i don't know if anyone responded to ...
>
> Ok I want to say first, yes i read the FAQ and I found some documentation on MD and read all that, but now my questions are getting really detailed, so I will ask the MD community...
>
> I have list that I would like only a few people to send to(i.e. more like a mailing list instead of a list server..) I saw the "restrict_post" on the .config for the list but after I set it up it still did not work, IT still allows anyone to post to the list.
> here is what i put in the config file
> restrict_post = /usr/lib/majordomo/lists/testlist.adm
> the file just list email address of allowed posters.
>
> Another issue...
> I would like when people reply to a mail out, to not reply to the sender but another mail account (i.e. newsleter@domain.com) so a dedicated person can read over the replies. but when i set this in the config file, it also did not work.
> Thanks for your help
>
> Jeremy Wesley
> Web Designer-Flasher-ASP
> MCP I, MCSE I, MCDBA
> Cherbonnier Mayer & Associates
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