Removing 'accept all' for non-subscribed user in mailman?

[Brian Cluff]

I think you will find thir email address under
Privacy Options -> Sender filters -> List of non-member addresses whose 
postings should be automatically accepted.

If I may make an suggestion, you should put the email address of your 
alias in Privacy options -> Recipient filters -> Alias names (regexps) 
which qualify as explicit to or cc destination names for this list.

By doing that you can just treat everything like a normal list and not 
have to worry about setting the accept all setting for each user, so the 
moderation settings work correctly.

Brian Cluff

On 11/14/2010 12:59 PM, Kurt Granroth wrote:
> I have a few lists in which people are subscribed primarily by a
> redirecting email address. Since they typically post using whatever
> physical address they are using at the time, I get a 'moderation
> request' the first time they post using that address. I then mark that
> address as 'accept all' and that's it.
>
> One of the list members just had one of her physical addresses
> compromised, though, and it's sending SPAM to the list. My question is:
> how do I revoke the 'accept all' on that address?
>
> The mailman interface seems to only deal with the actual subscribed
> addresses. Is there a command line interface or config file or somesuch
> that can deal with *all* addresses?
>
> Kurt
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