I told you there were smarter people than I. :) For problem #1, I manually enter each of my [EMAIL PROTECTED] as a subscriber. Again, with a small company this works.
For problem #2 What if you changed the "bounce" setting to "Only subscribers can post, all others go to moderators for approval",and thus it wouldn't bounce nor be used for spam. If these are not going to work for you, perhaps there is someone else with better ideas. Thanks John On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 9:14 AM, Hristo Chernev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You are talking for Ezmlm based groups right? > I was testing the ezmlm groups features but I find two major problems with > them: > 1. Only subscribed senders can send to the group but what I need is the > whole domain to be able to send to the group. > 2. Ezmlm bounces an answer when he receive mail from unsubscribed email. > Spammers may use the list to spam third party by fake sender address. Thats > why I want to skip bounces at all. > > Is it possible to workaround these problems and is there another solution > not based on ezmlm? > >> >> I'm sure there is someone smarter than I, but in my company I simply >> close off the email group to any incoming subscription requests >> (closed list), and then I manually enter each subscriber - each email >> address in my company. Mine is small enough that's not a problem, but >> if you have a large company or lots of turn over, this might not work >> as well. >> >> If you were needing specifics I can give that, but if you know how to >> use your qmailtoaster admin area, you don't need me to walk you >> through it. >> >> >> Thanks >> John >> >> >> On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 9:34 AM, Hristo Chernev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> > Hello, >> > I successfully installed the last toaster on CentOS 5 ( on AMD 64bit >> > dual >> > core platform). It works like charm - thanks to all of you who work on >> > qmailtoaster project! >> > >> > I have one organizational problem - I want to create email group which >> > distribute the mail received to couple of email addresses but only if >> > the >> > incoming email is from the same domain (or from the group). For example >> > - >> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] is the group email and it should only accept and >> > deliver >> > mail if it comes from [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> > How can this be done? >> > -- >> > Hristo Chernev >> > > > ------------------------------------- > > ICN.Bg ñ ��é-�������à ���à �ò ������ã �����è �à ���������ÿ ����ð > VPS ������è - 42 �â. | ����è ������è - 149 �â. ñ ��Ñ > ������ã �ò 2.60 �â. | ������è (info, eu, bg) �ò 6.90 �â. ñ ��Ñ > http://icn.bg/ > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > QmailToaster hosted by: VR Hosted <http://www.vr.org> > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
