[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I have read about the configuration options for TMDA, but I am still > confused. I understand that TMDA can be enabled on a per-user basis. > However, I am confused about the whitelist. > > When TMDA is used on a per-user basis, does each user have a whitelist, > or is a global whitelist maintained? And, can how this is handled be > changed?
It can work both ways. Each user has their own filter file (e.g. ~/.tmda/filters/incoming). This filter file can process as many or as few whitelists as you want, e.g. by: from-file /path/to/some/global_whitelist accept from-file ~/.tmda/lists/confirmed accept These whitelists could be generated by any means (text editor, custom script, or TMDA can manage the file). TMDA can automatically manage whitelists, e.g. by adding all users who respond to confirmation requests. There are a number of variables that tell TMDA whether to do this, and if so, what filename to write to, e.g.: http://www.tmda.net/config-vars.html#CONFIRM_APPEND These variables can be configured in the global config file (e.g. /etc/tmdarc) or the user's individual config file (e.g. ~/.tmda/config)
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