On 21-Sep-2001 gyro gyro wrote:
> hi,
> 
> here's a quick and dirty thing i discovered when using the mailing list 
> feature....sorry for posting all this config, my problem can be described in 
> easy words but i want to make sure that there's no cfg error at my side...
> 
> account setup (without [tab] entries, they are present, though)
> 
> mailusers.tab:
> "domaina.com" "infomailing" "encryptedpwd" 102 "infomailing" "M"
> 
> custdomains/domainb.com.tab:
> "redirect" "domaina.com"
> 
> domains/domaina.com/infomailing/user.tab:
> (all my user.tab files are the same btw. except the last 2 lines,
> they are only present at list accounts)
> "RealName"    "non-disclosed"
> "HomePage"    "non-disclosed"
> "Address"     "non-disclosed"
> "Telephone"   "non-disclosed"
>#"MaxMBSize"   "10000"
> "SmtpPerms"   "MRVZ"
> "ReceiveEnable"       "1"
> "PopEnable"   "1"
> "ClosedML"    "1"
> "ListSender"  "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> 
> domains/domaina.com/infomailing/mlusers.tab:
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" "RW"
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"   "R"
> 
> 
> ok, now let's go:
> if someone writes to [EMAIL PROTECTED] xmail respects the
> permissions, and the presence of the user in mlusers.tab....
> 
> but: if someone writes to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (the aliased one),
> xmail accepts the mail and just distributes it to all members of the mailing 
> list, even if the sender is not listed at all, let alone the permissions...
> 
> i dunno how the custdomains processing works, obviously it comes after a 
> mail is received. but my question is if there's some workaround for it.... 
> thank you

You're right, with custom domains that could happen.
I was thinking a few months ago to implement aliases on domains, would it be a good 
idea ?




- Davide

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