Privacy Options > Sender Filters > Accept_these_non-members
Version 2.1.24
According to the documentation, I can set Privacy Options > Sender Filters > Accept_these_non-members to allow members of other local lists to post. It is not working for me.
Example: Domain: parishplayers.org List: board@parishplayers.org I added: @digital to Accept_these_non-members (digital@parishplayers.org is a valid, working list) It still holds mail from people on the digital mailing list.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks, Paul
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On 08/23/2017 11:00 AM, Paul Hunt wrote:
Version 2.1.24
According to the documentation, I can set Privacy Options > Sender Filters > Accept_these_non-members to allow members of other local lists to post. It is not working for me.
Example: Domain: parishplayers.org List: board@parishplayers.org I added: @digital to Accept_these_non-members (digital@parishplayers.org is a valid, working list) It still holds mail from people on the digital mailing list.
If this is cPanel (are they up to 2.1.24 yet?), you need to use the cPanel internal list name, i.e., @digital_parishplayers.org in this case.
If that is not the explanation, what is the reason why the post is held? Is it 'Post by non-member to a members-only list' or something else?
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