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On Thu, May 29, 2003 at 11:44:03PM +0100, Richard Clamp wrote: > On Thu, May 29, 2003 at 11:36:41PM +0100, Nicholas Clark wrote: > > Arse. I've just remembered that whatever mutt defaults From: to here isn't > > what I'm subscribed to siesta-dev as. > > > > So what happens to my message now? It festers in limbo until someone writes > > approval? > > I think that's a possibility. What's more likely is I'll grab it out > of the database and munge it, when I can figure out the incantations I > need for mysql. Option 3. If I've done it right, then you should be subbed nomail from that address. It's as simple as: Set up the list so people can sub nomail % nacho set-plugins siesta-dev Archive SubjectTag ListHeaders Send NoMail mysql> update list_plugins set personal = 1 where name = 'NoMail'; Sign someone up and set them nomail % nacho add-user-list siesta-dev nick@xxxxxxx.xxx % nacho set-plugin-config-userlist NoMail nick@xxxxxxx.xxx siesta-dev nomail 1 Which is to say, it needs to be a chunk simpler, but nacho is icky. The other way to solve this, is to make the Siesta::User class know about multiple email addresses per user, and teach Siesta::List->is_member about that. I think that's cleaner, and it's what we've had in mind since the first day, but it's less simple and doesn't help with stealing mailman users directly with bandito. -- Richard Clamp <richardc@xxxxxxxxx.xxx>
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