Hi,
we want all messages sent by moderated members or non-members to our CVS list be automatically redirected to our Dev list (rather than really moderating or discarding them).
Only a specific address (in fact the list address itself) and the non- moderated members shall be allowed to post to the list without being redirected.
Is there any patch or other solution which does that job?
Michael
I dont know of any, and this sugestion is off the cuff. (but it would be fun to try :P)... Do it at the MTA level, ie: (just invented pseudo alias-code)
dontsendstuffhere@freexp.de: |$MAILMAN cvs cvs@freexp.de: |$MAILMAN dev dev@freexp.de: |$MAILMAN dev
The cvs list may require tweeking to allow messages in that dont seem to be for it. There is some kind of AKA-ish option, details of which I dont recall.
Quoting Michael Heydekamp <my@freexp.de>:
Hi,
we want all messages sent by moderated members or non-members to our CVS list be automatically redirected to our Dev list (rather than really moderating or discarding them).
Only a specific address (in fact the list address itself) and the non- moderated members shall be allowed to post to the list without being redirected.
Is there any patch or other solution which does that job?
Jeff Warnica <jeffw@chebucto.ns.ca> wrote on 21.01.04:
we want all messages sent by moderated members or non-members to our CVS list be automatically redirected to our Dev list (rather than really moderating or discarding them).
Only a specific address (in fact the list address itself) and the non- moderated members shall be allowed to post to the list without being redirected.
Is there any patch or other solution which does that job?
I dont know of any, and this sugestion is off the cuff. (but it would be fun to try :P)... Do it at the MTA level, ie: (just invented pseudo alias-code)
dontsendstuffhere@freexp.de: |$MAILMAN cvs cvs@freexp.de: |$MAILMAN dev dev@freexp.de: |$MAILMAN dev
Might work, but I'm reluctant to tweak on MTA level (plus that I have no idea how to do it in detail).
The cvs list may require tweeking to allow messages in that dont seem to be for it. There is some kind of AKA-ish option, details of which I dont recall.
Anybody else here around who can help? Or is the users group the better place to ask? I mean, we're talking about Python code, right?
Michael
On Wed, 2004-01-21 at 17:51, Michael Heydekamp wrote:
Anybody else here around who can help? Or is the users group the better place to ask? I mean, we're talking about Python code, right?
Well, since this feature doesn't exist in Mailman currently, you're talking about some development being necessary. Which means mailman-developers is the right place to post it.
-Barry
Hi Barry,
Barry Warsaw <barry@python.org> to Michael Heydekamp on 22.01.04:
On Wed, 2004-01-21 at 17:51, Michael Heydekamp wrote:
Anybody else here around who can help? Or is the users group the better place to ask? I mean, we're talking about Python code, right?
Well, since this feature doesn't exist in Mailman currently, you're talking about some development being necessary. Which means mailman-developers is the right place to post it.
Ok, now that we have clarified that :) we're "just" still missing the answer which would put us in the position to do this redirection *now*. I hoped one of the python experts would be able to deliver some code.
Or probably Jeff was right and we should try it on MTA level? Geez, after Mailman and INN more stuff to look at...
Anybody an idea how to do this redirection (except for specific addresses) with Exim? Response by personal mail would be fine.
Michael
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