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[Olivier Salaun <address@concealed>]

> Nicolas Brouard wrote:

> 1) I would like to create a forum (list) where each member (subscribed 
> person) is allowed to post (private) 
> without moderation but I would like that an authentication message is sent 
> to the sender before the 
> distribution (to avoid usurpations of identity which are more and more 
> frequent now). I understand that it 
> could be done by the editor with "editorkeyonly" but is it possible to have 
> this
> protection for any member? It will be a real advantage for the moderator 
> who trusts the subscriber and 
> doesn't want to moderate each authentic member.
> 
> It sounds, in sympa jargon, like Privatekeyonly, but does it exists?
> 
> In addition to the design of this list, I would like that any mail sent to 
> the list from a non subscribed 
> person will be moderated before distribution.

This should be called send.privatekeyoreditorkey :

        is_editor([listname],[sender])          smtp,md5,smime  ->      do_it
        is_subscriber([listname],[sender])      smtp            ->      
request_auth
        is_subscriber([listname],[sender])      md5,smime       ->      do_it
        true()                                  smtp,md5,smime  ->      
editorkey

> 2) I would like to design a small mailing list, typically a few people, 
> instead of a simple alias to these 
>people. The advantage of a mailing list is the web archiving system mainly. 
>This list should be moderated for 
>non-members because I don't want to spread spams and viruses among even a 
>few people.  But I don't want that 
>the sender receives a message telling him that his message has been
> moderated. Only the message indicating the refusal should be sent (i.e it 
> was a spam) to the sender.

Therefore, you can use 'quiet' :

        !is_subscriber([listname],[sender])     smtp,md5,smime  ->      
editorkey,quiet

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Olivier Salaün
Comité Réseau des Universités