[Mailman-Users] How to Add entire @domain.com to allowed sender list

[Richard Barrett]

On Wednesday, October 8, 2003, at 01:10  am, Merle Reine wrote:

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> 1.  I need to be able to allow anyone from @domainname.com to be able 
> to
> send to a list.  I see the box to do this but can not figure out the
> proper text to do so.
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> I tried *.*@domainname.com
> *.*@domainname\.com
> $@domainname.com
> etc.
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I would use a regular expression. Something like this should work:

^[^@]*@domainname\.com$

Explanation:

^ means this is a regex and start matching at the beginingof the 
address string

[^@]* means match any character that is not an @ to match any mail alias

@ means match the @ character

domainname\.com means match the mail domain. Note the \. so that the 
period is not treated as the match character meta character but as a 
literal period character

$ means match the end of the address string

> Anyone have any ideas?  I read the python manual to no avail.
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> It is under Privacy Options > Sender filters > List of non-member
> addresses whose postings should be automatically accepted.
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> I do not want to add anyone to the list but rather want anyone in the
> company to be able to send to the list.
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> For example, the list of execs at domain.com .  I only want 5 people on 
> the
> list getting the mail but want anyone from inside the company to be 
> able
> to send to it.
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> 2.  Is there a way to allow any user anywhere to post to a list without
> subscribing?  Example, support at domain.com .  I want anyone in world to
> be able to send to it but not subscribe to it.
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> Thanks for the help.
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> -- 
> Merle Reine
> Lindows.com Hardware Certification Specialist
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Richard Barrett                               http://www.openinfo.co.uk