[freelists-users] Re: a little help?
- From: "Alex S. Garcia" <mvdbase@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: freelists-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 14 Feb 2002 12:59:25 -0500 (EST)
>I have a closed list, but all non-subscriber messages have to be approved by
>me. This way SPAM can be filtered.
Same here.
>I forgot how I did it, and maybe John could please post the currect
>setting(s).
I think there's a setting somewhere that asks you, if your list is closed,
what you want to do with attempted posts from non-subscribers. One option,
for instance, is to have it "eaten" (I think that's the term used :-) or you
can have them run by you for approval in case you want it sent to the list
anyway.
This is handy as I've found that sometimes a subscriber's message won't get
through because he's trying (unknowingly) to mail the list from a different
address then the one he's subscribed with. So this way, instead of simply
losing the message (and having the guy wonder why it never showed up) I can
let it go through and warn him about the problem.
Should do the trick for you, I think.
Alex.
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