admin2 wrote:
Somebody suggested me ask the mailman folks this question.
My google official account username is <blah at domain.com> but I have
verified and activated another email address "sample at domain2.com" . I
am able to originate email with "sample at domain2.com" in the "from" email
but mailman still rejects the message claiming "Sorry, only subscribers
may post."
Somebody suggested me ask the mailman folks this question.
My google official account username is <blah at domain.com> but I have
verified and activated another email address "sample at domain2.com" . I
am able to originate email with "sample at domain2.com" in the "from" email
but mailman still rejects the message claiming "Sorry, only subscribers
may post."
Is the address sample at domain2.com a member of the list?
Mailman thinks I am not a member of the list and is
considering me "blah at domain.com" even though I can see in the bounce
that "sample at domain2.com" is in the From portion of the header.
considering me "blah at domain.com" even though I can see in the bounce
that "sample at domain2.com" is in the From portion of the header.
I do not understand the above. Which of these addresses are members of
the list. Mailman only goes by the exact email address. E.g. even if
userx at example.com is a list member, userx at mail.example.com is not.
The
SMTP header of the bounce claims "Received-SPF: pass", "Return-Path:
<blah at domain.com>", and "Sender: <blah at domain.com>"
When I send the same mail through a domain I administer the email
"sample at domain2.com" is properly identified.
Is there anything more I can configure to appease mailman's legitimacy
checking?
SMTP header of the bounce claims "Received-SPF: pass", "Return-Path:
<blah at domain.com>", and "Sender: <blah at domain.com>"
When I send the same mail through a domain I administer the email
"sample at domain2.com" is properly identified.
Is there anything more I can configure to appease mailman's legitimacy
checking?
As I said, I can't diagnose the issue without knowing what addresses
are list members. The following is in Defaults.py
# Membership tests for posting purposes are usually performed by
looking at a
# set of headers, passing the test if any of their values match a
member of
# the list. Headers are checked in the order given in this variable.
The
# value None means use the From_ (envelope sender) header. Field names
are
# case insensitive.
SENDER_HEADERS = ('from', None, 'reply-to', 'sender')
If this is unchanged in mm_cfg.py, a post will be considered to be from
a list member if any of From:, the envelope sender (Return-Path:),
Reply-To: or Sender: (in that order) contain an exact member address.
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