[Mailman-Users] newbie: subscribers without moderation

[Licinio Gomez]

Hi, thanks again

I´ve put Approved: <password> as the first line of the message body.
The result is the same that before.
The user is subscribed, but the list admin must accept him

That´s what I don´t like, I don´t want the list admin has to go to
accept subscribed users, I want it done automatically


I´ve tested about command line, unfortunely, my host doesn´t give me
permissions to execut files on mailmam directory

thanks

On 5/12/06, Patrick Bogen <pdbogen at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 5/12/06, Licinio Gomez <licinio at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > thanks very much for your help
> > using php, I´ve sent one email to the list with this subjet:
> > subscribe Approved:listadminpassword address=emailaddresstosubscribe
> > but it´s the same result that sending this one:
> > subscribe address=emailaddresstosubscribe
> > any idea about what I´m doing wrong?
>
> You'd need to put the Approved: <password> as its own header, or as
> the first line of the body of the message.
>
> > alternately, php application is on the same server that mailman,
> > calling it directly sounds very good, is there any API to do it? any
> > documentation?
>
> There's not an API that I know of, but you can call the command-line
> tools using php's exec(). You'd need to be very careful, though, since
> you'll be execing something that includes a user's input; you need to
> be extremely careful to prevent them from being able to run arbitrary
> commands.
>
>
> P.S., please include the list in all replies.
>
> --
> - Patrick Bogen
>