Andrei wrote:
>Two quick questions:
>
>Is it possible to copy list preferences from one list to another?
Use bin/config_list -o to write the settings from one list to a file,
edit out the list specific settings which don't apply to the other
list. Some candidates are real_name, owner, moderator, description,
info and subject_prefix. Then use bin/config_list -i to apply the
remaining settings to the other list.
>Is it possible to create a regex in mailman that would accept emails
>from all domain members even if they are not members of a list?
>For example, I have [email protected] list with three members.
>I would like users from host.com and lists.host.com (only) to be able
>to send this list
If you really want just those two, put in accept_these_nonmembers
^.*@(lists\.)?host\.com$
or you could put both
^...@lists\.host\.com$
^...@host\.com$
If you want host.com and all subdomains, use
^...@.]host\.com$
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