You need to specify a regular expression, for example:
.*\@voyager\.net will do what you thought *@voyager.net would do.
This is because the . and @ have special meanings in regular
expressions. Unfortunately you still need to manually reject all the non
voyager addresses.
Matt Holtz wrote:
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Hello Everyone,
We use mailman for an internal mail server. Recently several of the
mail list addresses have been getting a ton of spam. I would like to
know if it is possible to include an entire domain as acceptable
addresses to send to a list?
i.e. there are 10 @voyager.net users on a specif
