However, since the change to force @my.domain on outgoing mail (using the "MASQUERADE_AS" option on sendmail, many users have complained that they cannot post to mailing lists because they subscribed as <user>@host.my.domain. Is there a way to set up mailman to accept either domain as coming from the same domain?
i.e. : if Joe user ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) subscribed to my a list as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" through the web interface, is there a way that I can let him post as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"? I realize that I could set up a filter to specifically allow "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to post, but I would prefer that mailman accept an "@my.domain" address to be treated the same as the corresponding "@host.my.domain" addresses.
/tim -- Tim Faircloth, System Administrator GSW OIIT Office: (229) 931-5076 Beeper: (229) 928-1458
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