Hi.
I've got my list configured as an announcement-only list, and the
first few mailings I've sent have gone through exactly as planned. I
use Approved: password as the first line to approve mailings. I
inadvertently sent email to the list from one of my other email
addresses, and when
Jacob Sam-La Rose wrote:
I've got my list configured as an announcement-only list, and the
first few mailings I've sent have gone through exactly as planned. I
use Approved: password as the first line to approve mailings. I
inadvertently sent email to the list from one of my other email
Thanks for the response, Mark. I'm only just getting used to the
concept of community via mailing list (I'm more used to user forums...!)
On 26 Jan 2007, at 19:00, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Jacob Sam-La Rose wrote:
I've got my list configured as an announcement-only list, and the
first few
At 10:59 PM + 1/26/07, Jacob Sam-La Rose wrote:
What Mailman version is this?
2.1.9.cp2
That's a cPanel version number. Please see FAQ 6.11.
Do you have a copy of the message from the list - complete with all
headers? If nothing else, if the list is archived, this copy will be
in
Jacob Sam-La Rose wrote:
Headers:
Subject: FYI (important): any email to / Jacob this morning...
Date: 26 January 2007 11:00:05 GMT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As Brad points out in another reply, these don't look like raw message
headers for a few reasons, not the least
Kai == Kai Schaetzl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kai So, put Approved: password in the first line or as a
Kai header. Note, this will be parsed away and NOT distributed to
Kai the list, don't worry!
Well, worry a little. It's cleartext, so unless you're using a VPN/
encrypted
Hi,
I'm running a list on Mailman 2.1.3 and I am looking to secure my list as
much as possible. I saw this in FAQ 3.11
(http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq03.011.htp):
A more secure alternative is for your approved posters to add an
Approved header to their postings
Sean wrote on Thu, 6 May 2004 12:12:18 -0400 (EDT):
A more secure alternative is for your approved posters to add an
Approved header to their postings as a header, or as the first line of
the post).
I'd like to implement this but I'm uncertain to go about it. I'm pretty
certain the
On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 08:45:46AM +0200, Dan Richter wrote:
I was using Majordomo, but I got scared off when I realized that anyone
could bypass the list posting restrictions by posting to the correct alias.
(The normal list alias processes, then redirects to a second alias which
blindly
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002 08:45:46 +0200
Dan Richter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was using Majordomo, but I got scared off when I realized that
anyone could bypass the list posting restrictions by posting to the
correct alias. (The normal list alias processes, then redirects to a
second alias which
Mailman doesn't use secret aliased.
That's good.
Mailman v2.0 authenticates on From: or envelope (you pick).
Mailman v2.1 authenticates on From: and envelope.
Pardon me for being a pain here, but isn't it ridiculously easy to forge a
From:, and also rather easy to forge an envelope?
Now
Mailman v2.1 authenticates on From: and envelope.
What is used?
Pardon me for being a pain here, but isn't it ridiculously easy to forge a
From:, and also rather easy to forge an envelope?
Now I'll be humble and admit that I don't even know what an envelope is.
So
my question about the
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002 19:00:06 +0200
Dan Richter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pardon me for being a pain here, but isn't it ridiculously easy to
forge a From:, and also rather easy to forge an envelope?
From: is trivial under many MTAs. Envelope requires understanding SMTP
and driving that
I was using Majordomo, but I got scared off when I realized that anyone
could bypass the list posting restrictions by posting to the correct alias.
(The normal list alias processes, then redirects to a second alias which
blindly transmits.) The blind forward alias shows up in the headers, so I
I had that- question
and in current of the week tried to get here answer, but alas, nobody not
was able on this answer, come to go to majordomo
I was using Majordomo, but I got scared off when I realized that anyone
could bypass the list posting restrictions by posting to the correct
alias.
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