If you want to create a list that all your mailman users can post to (but no one else) then you will need to write a small script to create (or update) the list.  You can find the script in the archives....<this is me cruising through my personal archives>...... Ahh here is one (Thanks to Shane Beasley)
 
list_lists | grep "^ " |awk '{ print $1 }' | grep -iv foo_all | \
 xargs -rl list_members | sync_members -f - -w=no foo_all
This assumes that ~mailman/bin is in your search path, since the commands list_list, list_members, and sync_members are all in that directory.  This line of code dumps out all the list names, prints out the names of every member of every list and feeds those names into sync_members which then updates the list "foo_all".  Setup a chron job to run hourly and this list will updated hourly.
 
Jon Carnes
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2001 8:47 AM
Subject: [Mailman-Users] i need help

i have got a problem.

i want the all user, who are subscribed in the of all lists on a mailman-server, should be allowed to write to an other list on this server, bit the hole world should not be allowed.

how can i do this.

Thanks for your help.

Markus

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