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[David Verdin <address@concealed>]

In Sympa, a lot of actions are ruled by authorization scenarios. They 
allow a rich expression of who can or can't do an action.

Please see the doc regarding authorization scenarios:
https://www.sympa.org/manual/index#authorization_scenarios

You should have a look, particularly, to the part regarding implicit 
scenario inclusion, which allows to include rules to any scenario in a 
virtual host.

The scenario you will need to modify are :
- visibility for the list's visibility
- subscribe and create_list for you subscription and list creation.

Regards,

David Bremner a écrit :
> Bonjour;
>
> I have just installed sympa 5.3.4 on debian testing, with mysql back
> end.  I would like this particular sympa site to be private, in the
> sense that new users are not accepted via wwsympa or via email, and
> only a list that I preload can see all of the lists and subscribe (and
> even create more).
>
> The only way so far I could see to this would be to make a very
> complicated regexp in auth.conf, something like
>
> user_table
>         address@concealedaddress@concealed
>
> I have about 30 users (yeah, not really the intended application of sympa)
> Can anyone suggest a less nasty way of accomplishing the same thing?
>
> David
>
>   

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David Verdin
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