[Mailman-Users] individual moderation notices stopped suddenly
Larry Kuenning
larry at qhpress.org
Sun Sep 3 17:19:14 EDT 2017
On 9/3/2017 3:11 PM, Richard Damon wrote:
> I believe it is intentional that you do not get notified for post held
> for 'emergency moderation'. My understanding of the purpose of
> 'emergency moderation' is for a short term emergency when a lot of 'bad'
> posts (like spam) are getting to the list. It is intended to be a short
> term patch till you can figure out a better method, then you will turn
> off the emergency moderation. In this case you will likely get flooded
> with moderation messages for posts held for the emergency moderation,
> and you are likely going to be able to check the web interface
> frequently while you are working on it.
I see. That makes sense for the typical high-volume "emergency" such as
a spam attack or flame war.
In my case the "emergency" on this very low-volume list was that one
cousin had requested other cousins' personal data to help arrange an
aunt's bequests, and the list's reply_goes_to_list setting was creating
a risk of the requested private info being accidentally sent to too many
recipients. I could have turned off reply_goes_to_list but most
subscribers were used to the old setting.
Thanks, I guess my technical questions have been answered (apart from
the probably unanswerable matter of how to get Plesk to accept a recent
version of mailman).
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Larry Kuenning
larry at qhpress.org
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