March 3, 2006
11:46 a.m.
Harold Paulson wrote:
away. All of the normal posts would go right through. Members who
send from the wrong account would get the usual Mailman notice.
Occasionally wrong-account-posters would have to wait a long time on
their notice.
For the sender, there is a very simple solution to "whitelist" his or her own e-mail addresses which I have used myself: subscribe the other e-mail address then set "Mail delivery" to "Disabled." And if it's that important to the sender that his or her messages get through, then set "Receive acknowledgment" to "Yes." In many ways, I think that is a better solution than expressly whitelisting addresses elsewhere.
Jonathan