"John P. Rouillard" <rouilj@terminus.cs.umb.edu> writes:
#
# Well there seems to be a bit of discussion on list-managers about
# privacy of addresses on lists. I figure this should be handled somehow
# by majordomo. What I am proposing is the following:
#
#
# private_who
# private_which
#
# get extended along with the other privates to be
#
# private_* = [yes, no, password <password>, none]
#
# so the options are:
#
# private_who: yes # only people on list can do a who
# private_who: no # anybody can do a who
# private_who: password WhOAmI # you need to specify the pasword
# # to do a who
#
# private_who: none # the who command is disabled to everybody
The password in the "password" setting should be optional (i.e., the
syntax should be "password [<password>]", and if it's not specified,
should default to the main list password. Although the ability to use
a different password for each command might be useful to some folks, I
don't want to have to change N different passwords every time I want
to change the list password.
-Brent
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