> Hello again folks. You've all been tremendous help for me recently, but I have a another question. > > I am using mailman to manage a newsletter list (with some other lists - but that's the primary use), and obviously I don't want to allow public postings to a newsletter. So I set the e-mail address of the person who composes the newsletter as the only one allowed to post to the list. So, in order to protect my users from their users :) I set the list to hide the sender of the message. > > So here's the problem - the newsletters go out saying they're from newsletter-owner, and the admin of the list (me) gets all the "Out of office", "remove me pls!", "undeliverable" et al. This amounts to ~400 e-mails whenever the letter goes out... > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks > -jim
You can always change the alias for listname-owner to be /dev/null (assuming you never want to hear from the users). If you do that, *please* add in the footer that reply to's are not read, and make sure they know how to get off the list! Another alternative is to use a preprocessor on your email (like Procmail) and sort out or dev/null the various messages before you download them. Jon Carnes ------------------------------------------------------ Mailman-Users maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users
