INCOMING FILTER headers '^X-Spam-Status:\sNo' ok headers '^X-TMDA-Confirmed:' ok from-file '~/.tmda/lists/whitelist_confirmed' ok headers '^X-Spam-Status:\sYes' confirm
OUTGOING FILTER to * tag Reply-To dated envelope dated=10d from bare
My users are totally virtual (using vmailmgr) and will not have shell access, their only access is through IMAP.
To the best of my knowledge, there are three sorts of list setups:
1) web based
2) tagged address such as: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
3) content/subject line signup where you put the word subscribe or some other command either in the subject line or body
I don't want to accidently send confirmation messages to the entire list, and obviously dated addresses aren't going to work for a subscription. The main MUA is going to be Mozilla 1.6 I'd prefer not to set up a web server if possible. Does anyone have a suggestions on a good comprehensive way to deal with this situation? I'm pretty sure I could make it work for me on a case by case basis, but I'd like to make it work for the users without my intervention besides their initial account setup.
I was looking at tmda-address and keywords but it doesn't seem to work with virtual users:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr/local/src/tmda-1.0/bin]$ ./tmda-address --h Traceback (most recent call last): File "./tmda-address", line 113, in ? from TMDA import Defaults File "./TMDA/Defaults.py", line 1534, in ? TMDA.Errors.ConfigError: Can't find key file: /root/.tmda/crypt_key
Since root doesn't recieve mail directly on my or any qmail system for that matter, this is obviously a directory confusion issue. On my box .qmail-root points to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the crypt key is located in /home/virtual/users/chris_berry/.tmda/crypt_key
Can I buy a vowel?
Chris Berry [EMAIL PROTECTED] Systems Administrator JM Associates & Coast Business Service
"Some days you fix the multi-million dollar machine, other days the $12 stapler kicks your ass."
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