Mark Sapiro writes:
> If something that looks like a 'request' is sent to the list posting
> address, and the General Options administrivia setting is set to Yes,
> that message is held for approval as a post, not as a request, so a
> human can decide if it is a misdirected request or a valid
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>All of the tests below where based on a user sending a mail with "subscribe"
>to the mail distro [EMAIL PROTECTED] If I instead have the user send the
>subscribe message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], they get added to the distro without
>confirmation or approver interaction.
All of the tests below where based on a user sending a mail with "subscribe" to
the mail distro [EMAIL PROTECTED] If I instead have the user send the
subscribe message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], they get added to the distro without
confirmation or approver interaction.
Ok, that's the behavior that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I've got a number of mail lists I'd like to run without requiring the user to
>performan a confirmation or for the list-admin to approve. I've added to
>"mm_cfg.py" the lines:
>
>DEFAULT_SUBSCRIBE_POLICY = 0
>ALLOW_OPEN_SUBSCRIBE = yes
>
>and then stopped and restarted
I've got a number of mail lists I'd like to run without requiring the user to
performan a confirmation or for the list-admin to approve. I've added to
"mm_cfg.py" the lines:
DEFAULT_SUBSCRIBE_POLICY = 0
ALLOW_OPEN_SUBSCRIBE = yes
and then stopped and restarted mailman. If I send a message wi
