[Mailman-Users] acceptable_aliases, multiple addresses

2021-01-13 Thread Lars Bjørndal
For one list I'm administrating, I want to have two aliases, and I'm
unsure how to format the acceptable_aliases value. Is it correct this way?

acceptable_aliases = 'us...@example.com',
  'us...@list.example.com'

Is this correct, e.g. ending the first line with comma?

Thanks

Lars
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[Mailman-Users] Re: acceptable_aliases, multiple addresses

2021-01-13 Thread Mark Sapiro
On 1/13/21 4:04 AM, Lars Bjørndal wrote:
> For one list I'm administrating, I want to have two aliases, and I'm
> unsure how to format the acceptable_aliases value. Is it correct this way?
> 
> acceptable_aliases = 'us...@example.com',
>   'us...@list.example.com'

Via the web UI, just put the addresses only, one per line, no quotes, no
commas in Privacy options... -> Recipient filters -> acceptable_aliases.

Via config_list, your example would be

acceptable_aliases = ['us...@example.com', 'us...@list.example.com']

I.e, this is a Python list. However, your example raises a question.
These values are not user addresses. They are alternate addresses for
mailing to the list but not having the post held for "implicit
destination".  As a simple example, suppose posts to l...@example.com
can also be sent to prior-n...@example.com because that address also
delivers to the list. For this, you would put prior-n...@example.com in
acceptable_aliases.

Is this what you want to do?

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[Mailman-Users] Re: acceptable_aliases, multiple addresses

2021-01-13 Thread Lars Bjørndal
On Wed, Jan 13, 2021 at 12:17:27PM -0800, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> On 1/13/21 4:04 AM, Lars Bjørndal wrote:
> > For one list I'm administrating, I want to have two aliases, and I'm
> > unsure how to format the acceptable_aliases value. Is it correct this way?
> > 
> > acceptable_aliases = 'us...@example.com',
> >   'us...@list.example.com'
> 
> Via the web UI, just put the addresses only, one per line, no quotes, no
> commas in Privacy options... -> Recipient filters -> acceptable_aliases.
> 
> Via config_list, your example would be
> 
> acceptable_aliases = ['us...@example.com', 'us...@list.example.com']
> 
> I.e, this is a Python list. However, your example raises a question.
> These values are not user addresses. They are alternate addresses for
> mailing to the list but not having the post held for "implicit
> destination".  As a simple example, suppose posts to l...@example.com
> can also be sent to prior-n...@example.com because that address also
> delivers to the list. For this, you would put prior-n...@example.com in
> acceptable_aliases.
> 
> Is this what you want to do?

Yes, that's right. I could have saied l...@example.com and 
l...@lists.example.com. They are both delivered to mailingl...@list.example.com.

Thanks a lot!

Lars
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