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On 02/06/05, Claudinei Matos <claudineimatos@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hey guys, |
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> I have a list at mailman with all my clients. I've specified that all |
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> posts to the list are moderated. |
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> That works fine but I always have to approve the messages by admin interface. |
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> The situation is that I have a address that I want to trust to post to |
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> the list without moderation but I can't just allow that email 'cause |
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> anyone that post using this email address and so send whatever he want |
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> to my list. |
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> I'm wondering if is there a way to create some really trusted process |
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> like verifing the email and even the IP of the sender. Could this be |
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> possible? |
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> Other possibility I think is to create a shell script that verify the |
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> post and send it automatically by verifiying some "string" at the |
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> message code. |
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> Well, I give a try to understand the mailman process but I didn't |
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> found a way to implement the possible "shell script" solution, so I |
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> really don't know how to solve my problem. |
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> Did someone implemented such a thing? |
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> Tks in advice, |
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> Claudinei Matos |
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If you are gonna verify some kind of string at the message code, why |
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not just verify the sender's PGP/GPG? |
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-- Joe |
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Money can't buy everything. |
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Sometimes money can't even buy a gun... |
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