On 10/20/25 17:50, Cathryn McGuire wrote:
Me: We've changed from Accept Immediately to Default Processing. We'll
investigate other settings that might be making all message Held.
The important thing is the reason why the message is held.
More importantly, what are you trying to accomplish? I.e. what do you
want to happen in the following cases?
Message To: the list, no Cc: -- Accepted
Message To: the list, Cc: to other address (non-member) -- Hold for
moderation.
Message To: the list, Cc: to a member's address –– Accepted
I don't think you can accomplish this one. You can hold all messages
with a Cc: header with header filter which is close to what you want,
but this won't distinguish between members and nonmembers in the Cc: header.
There are other cases you might want to address such as multiple values
in To:, one of which is the list and another is a nonmember, but I don't
think you can accomplish that either. The best you can do in this case
is a header filter on To: with a pattern that matches multiple addresses
and a hold action. Such a pattern might be something like
.*?@[^,]*,.*@
which will match anything up to the first @ followed by anything up to a
comma followed by anything up to another @. The idea is it will match
anything with two or more strings containing @ and separated by a comma.
Message To: somewhere else, Cc: to the list -- Hold for moderation.
Message To: elsewhere, Bcc: to the list (require explicit destination
will hold this one) -- Hold for moderation.
--
Mark Sapiro <[email protected]> The highway is for gamblers,
San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan
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