Jim Park <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>All,
> I have a question on a problem that one of my list admins is seeing.
>We have a non-member filter setup for a specific email address that is
>allowed to post to a particular list. When the list member attempts to
>send to the list the list admin receives the following information.
>My question is what does the Reason Message has implicit destination mean?
Implicit destination means that the list name was in a "Bcc:" line;
it was not in a "To:" nor "Cc:" line. There are two ways to fix this:
1) Tell your posters to place the list name in a "To:" or "Cc:" line.
That is what I do.
2) Under "Privacy options...", "Recipient filters" set the
require_explicit_destination
to No. Mailman has this test because a lot of spammers put the
recipient list in the "Bcc:", and I would advise against changing
this default setting.
I do not know which test comes first - require_explicit_destination or
accept_these_nonmembers. In any case, the explicit destination check
applies to all postings.
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