The best way is to stripmime or demime the messages
before they are seen by the digest or archive tools.
Demime probably has a few more bells and whistles
than stripmime, but both require access to the server
that majordomo sits on. You will need to place these
tools in the proper directory and make changes to the
/etc/aliases file to trigger them. This may require
settings to be changed in your sendmail configuration
too.
A work around, if you do not have access to the server
is to set up moderation in your list, so that all email
sent to the list must be processed at another address.
Normally, this is a human, but might be automated, at
least to some degree.
Dan Liston
Lee wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm going to ask this to the list managers' list when
> I finally get my confirmation mail to join it, but
> just wondering if anyone here can help -
>
> I'm the 'owner' of a majordomo list and have made
> efforts to provide a better digest version of it, due
> to all the html and code which comes through ... yes,
> I've tried to get subscribers to send just plain text
> ...
>
> What I've done is set up a Yahoo group into which I
> manually forward all the individual list mails. I get
> these from a standard majordomo subscription. I then
> subscribe interested members to the Yahoo group with
> their individual setting set to 'daily digest'.
>
> Fine, but you can imagine I'd like to automate this
> process - but how? I've tried all manner of ways
> including automatic fowarding from one of my mail
> accounts, or subscribing the Yahoo group email posting
> address to the original majordomo list, but the
> messages simply don't come through.
>
> I've been very careful to address issues of access
> privileges and can only conclude that the Yahoo group
> is somehow 'unwilling' to accept the messages.
> Why?! I set 'mungedomain = yes' in the original list
> config because the group address is a 'xx@xx.co.uk'
> type, but that hasn't helped either - is it because
> the mungedomain feature only works with '.com'
> suffixes?
>
> Any help or experience here would be great!
>
> Thanks a lot,
> Lee
>
>
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