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Hello Kevin,

We are having similar problems. Is there anyway to make it a server-config? So i
don't have to change the templates for all the lists?

Kind regards,

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Joost de Groot, ICT Operator
Department for Information Technology, Library & Education (ITBE)
University of Twente, P.O. Box 217, 7500 AE Enschede, The Netherlands
Telephone +31 53 489 4641, Fax +31 53 489 2383

Kevin Parris said the following on 5-12-2006 21:20:
> One possible option is to locate the template
> "MSG_POSTING_CONFIRM_SENDER" for the affected list(s), and insert three
> lines, like this:

>  .bb &NON_MEMBER = 1
>  To cut down on spam,

>  .TY &DATE &TIME &LISTNAME; spam-drop &FROMID; &MSGREF;
>  .* cancel the confirm request, reduce spam back-scatter
>  .QQ

>  .else
>  For security reasons,

> You should recognize how things fit plainly enough once you access the
> original version of the template.  Note that in your template leading
> spaces are not allowed, the dot/period must appear in the first column
> of each line, I have indented here for visual clarity. Once you apply
> this change, any message arriving for the list from a non-subscriber
> address will be ignored.

> You might not want the .TY line in your situation, I have it so there
> is at least some trail of what has gone on - in the event of some
> complaint eventuality, I can go through the logfile to identify the
> stuff that got discarded by this technique.

> To the specific item in your request about domain selection, you may be
> able to cook up something to parse the FROMID variable and make a
> determination from that, but I have not tried it.

> No lifeguard on duty, swim at your own risk.


>>>> [log in to unmask] 12/4/2006 4:11:49 PM >>>
> How can we prevent Listserv from bouncing error messages to domains
> other than our own? We have a situation where internet "users" that are
> not list members are sending post messages to our lists and listserv is
> sending error messages back to what appears to be
> non-existant/bogus/spoofed Reply-To email addresses. What I am looking
> for is something similar to preventing Out-of-Office replys to the
> internet.

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