[Mailman-Users] Setting up an archive list - reprise!

[Horse]

Hi again

Apologies if this is another dumb question.
The fix below works fine if I set "General Options / Hide the sender of 
a message, replacing it with the list address" to 'yes' so that the list 
name appears in the 'From:' field, but if I set it to 'no' so that the 
'From:' field is the name of the member then again it gets held for 
moderator approval. Is there some way of getting mailman to pass posts 
through based on either the 'Reply To:' or the 'To' field.

Thanks in advance


Horse


Jared Rimer wrote:
> Horse,
>          Go to privacy, I don't remember if its sender or recipient 
> and turn off implicit destination.
> At 17:08 10/28/2005, you wrote:
> 
>>Hi All
>>
>>This is my first post to the list but I've been lurking for a while.
>>I'm running Mailman 2.1.5 on a debian sarge box with exim 4, apache 1.3
>>etc. at home. I also have an account with a hosting company which
>>provides mailman 2.1.5 lists and a fairly standard mailman control
>>interface.
>>My home setup runs fine and so far I've had no problems with the couple
>>of test lists set up on the host.
>>What I want to do is to set up a list with the host and forward emails
>>received there to a list on my home system purely to provide a backup
>>archive. For test purposes I'm only using my home setup at the moment.
>>
>>I've created a main list (main at domain) and an archive list
>>(archive at domain) and added archive at domain to main at domain member list.
>>
>>archive at domain has no members but in the privacy options /senderfilters
>>I've added main at domain to the "List of non-member addresses whose
>>postings should be automatically accepted" section.
>>
>>So far so good.
>>
>>I post to main at domain and the post goes out to all members including
>>archive at domain but there it gets held for approval by the list admin
>>(i.e. me). The reason given is:
>>
>>"Blind carbon copies or other implicit destinations are not allowed. Try
>>reposting your message by explicitly including the list address in the
>>To: or Cc: fields."
>>
>>I can pass it through to the list manually but would prefer it to go
>>through automatically as I intend to do this several lists.
>>Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can do this. I have access to the
>>python source on my machine so I can modify if need be.
>>
>>Apologies if the detail above is a bit excessive.
>>
>>Cheers
>>
>>
>>Horse
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