The whole Mailman FAQ : entry 3.34
3.34 How do I spoof-proof my one-way (annoucements or newsletter) list ?
If you've had problems with virus-generated messages with spoofed senders getting through to a one-way list (we have), you can completely spoof-proof your list by requiring Web-based approval of every message even if it is sent by the list's moderator (the author, in case of a one-way newsletter).
Under Privacy Options, Recipient Filters, set max_num_recipients to 1. This will cause every message posted by the moderator to require approval via the Web (Reason: too many recipients)
If there's a hole in this logic somewhere, please let us know.
Edit this entry / Log info / Last changed on Tue Mar 16 13:27:09 2004 by Prairienet Mailman Site Admin
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Hello,
In order to focus only on the good posts and not on virus-
generated messages for instance, is there a way to avoid
spoofed sender mails by using a password inside the e-mail ?
This password only known by the moderator, should then be
removed before sending. We use Mailman 2.1.1.
Thanks for your help.
AB
In order to focus only on the good posts and not on virus-
generated messages for instance, is there a way to avoid
spoofed sender mails by using a password inside the e-mail ?
This password only known by the moderator, should then be
removed before sending. We use Mailman 2.1.1.
Thanks for your help.
AB
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