Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>Perhaps we could test if msg.get_sender() == mlist.GetOwnerEmail(), and
>discard in that case only, but I'd want a somewhat different test in
>case the sender's domain were not identical - something like
>
> if msg.get_sender().split('@')[0] == \
> mlist.GetOwnerEmail().split('@')[0]:
Nope. This won't do either. Consider that someone spoofs a message from
list1-owner to list2-owner and this matches a list2 reject rule.
Reject is sent from list2-owner (rejects come from -owner) to
list1-owner and this matches a list1 reject rule. Reject is sent from
list1-owner to list2-owner and we have a ping-pong loop.
If we're going to test sender, it would have to be something like
if msg.get_sender().split('@')[0].endswith('-owner'):
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