On Mon, 16 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm sure they're using something like address plussing, though
> the examples I've seen to date are simply [EMAIL PROTECTED] I don't
> want mailman to strip the + out, but I would like it to not freak out
> and hold such messages for approval (list set up with posting by list
> members only).
AMS (Andrew Mail System, from Carnegie Mellon University ) used to do
this, and Cyrus might as well. I don't know if anyone is still using
AMS though. cmu.edu and pitt.edu are two common domains that used it
(I went to CMU and AMS was still in heavy use at the time, but I think
that they have switched over to Cyrus now).
> Is there any way to set up an email alias for a given user in
> mailman? That would be relatively simple, just tweak the subscribe
> CGI form to automagically subscribe both variations.
Your users can always subscribe twice, once with the + and once
without, and set one to nomail. You could fairly easily write a
script to do this if you like. It also wouldn't be hard to write a
filter that got invoked before mailman and converted From
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", but that is kind of ugly.
alex
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