Mark Sapiro wrote:
>
>There are a few ways to make this work.
>
>You can set USE_ENVELOPE_SENDER to Yes. That will cause either Sender:
>or the envelope sender to be matched against the *_these_nonmembers of
>LIST1 and then the LIST2-bounces address is the one that will match
>against LIST1's accep
Kyle Kniepkamp wrote:
> Do you have that backwards?
>
>No, when someone sends a mail to LIST2, even thought LIST1 is subscribed to
>LIST2, LIST1's admin gets a 'please confirm' email.
I was referring to your statement
>I am guessing adding the list name of LIST1 to LIST2's 'accept these
>
Do you have that backwards?
No, when someone sends a mail to LIST2, even thought LIST1 is subscribed to
LIST2, LIST1's admin gets a 'please confirm' email.
Depending on your settings for USE_ENVELOPE_SENDER and SENDER_HEADERS
in Defaults.py/mm_cfg.py you may be able to acco
Kyle Kniepkamp wrote:
>I have a list(LIST1) that is subscribed to another list(LIST2). When
>mail is sent to LIST2 the admin for LIST1 gets a mail asking for
>confirmation.
>Is it possible that when someone sends a mail to LIST2 it automatically
>gets sent to LIST1 without any interaction from
I have a list(LIST1) that is subscribed to another list(LIST2). When
mail is sent to LIST2 the admin for LIST1 gets a mail asking for
confirmation.
Is it possible that when someone sends a mail to LIST2 it automatically
gets sent to LIST1 without any interaction from the Admin?
I am guessing ad
