And to extend the discussion a little further, I also get a bounce from the
administrative list that looks like this:
BOUNCE mylist@mydomain.com: global taboo header: /^subject:\s*Returned
mail\b/i
So it would be nice if the administrative list could be configured to
ignore the global taboo header list, but I don't see how to do that either.
Thanks again,
Howard
At 01:01 PM 11/22/2004 -0800, I wrote:
>Yesterday I posted a question about using a list to own a list, where the
>owning list was bouncing posts from the owned list because of embedded
>commands. Roger Klorese provided the correct answer to use the
>"administrivia" switch, which works great for me.
>
>A different problem has arisen. I would like the owning list to be closed
>to posting, except from the people on the list. So I set restrict_post to
>the list. I quickly discovered that I needed to add
>"majordomo@mydomain.com" to the allowed posters so that the admin posts
>from majordomo would get through. That's fine.
>
>What's left is that now when I get a bounce message (e.g. from a member of
>the owned list whose mailbox is full), the bounce message is sent to
>owner-ownedlist, which of course is the owning list. The owning lists
>reject the posting of the bounced message because it comes originally from
>somebody not on the restrict_post list - usually
>MAILER-DAEMON@somewhere.com. Naturally I can't anticipate all of the
>places that somewhere.com might be and add them to the restrict_post list.
>
>Is there another trick to let the bounce messages be forwarded to the
>administrative list without opening the administrative list to all posters?
>
>Thank you for the great answers I received to my earlier questions, and
>thank you for any help with this one.
>
>Howard Spindel
>
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