[Mailman-Users] OT Approved: <password>

[Dave Filchak]

Thanks very much ... works like a charm.

Dave


Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Dave Filchak wrote:
>
>   
>> Thanks for the reply. I am using Thunderbird and wanting to send html 
>> email to Mailman. I looked through the instructions on how to add a 
>> custom header and I am sad to say ... I don't get it. Any chance you can 
>> walk me through it? I have opened about:config but I am not sure what I 
>> am supposed to put in there and really don't want to screw up the install.
>>     
>
> In about:config scroll down to mail.compose.other.header which probably
> says Status->default, Type->string and Value will be empty.
> Right-click that line (or control-click if you don't have a
> multi-button mouse), select 'modify' from the context menu and then
> enter 'Approved' (without quotes and without a colon) in the dialog
> box and click OK.
>
> Note that there might already be headers listed in the value of
> mail.compose.other.header if you have added any customized headers to
> any filters. If this is the case, just add Approved to the end of the
> list separated by a comma and no spaces.
>
> Then, when you are composing mail, if you click the down arrow you use
> to select To:, Cc:, etc. for addresses, you will be able to select
> Approved:. Do that and type the password on that line where you would
> normally type an email address.
>
>   


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