[rhn-users] redhat.com mailing list memberships reminder [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]

Paul Wayper paulway at sgs.immi.gov.au
Mon Oct 4 23:51:04 UTC 2010


  On 04/10/10 17:25, Penguin Infotech wrote:
> On 10/01/2010 02:34 PM, mailman-owner at redhat.com wrote:
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> Hi experts there !, Nayaz here from Penguin-Infotech, here is my 
> simple query which i couldn't resolve need help from experts

Hi Nayaz!

Congratulations on replying to the automated announcement, leaving the 
entire text in, and thereby letting everyone see your password for the 
email list!  You've just given everyone the ability to change your 
subscription, unsubscribe you from the list, or redirect your mail 
elsewhere.  Unscrupulous people would also try your email address and 
password elsewhere, but seeing it's the more-or-less Mailman standard 
randomly generated one that's probably not worth doing.  Please be more 
careful next time.  Remember, replying to someone else's topic doesn't 
create a new one in most threaded mail readers.

> this is my first mail to mailman/rh-network i have rhel 5.4 intalled 
> for MTA (postfix-2.3.3-2.x86_64 )
> I have a /etc/postfix/aliases directory where i keep aliases files 
> containing n number of users id, and i have added aliase entry in 
> /etc/aliases file to include these files.

Keep in mind this list is for questions related to use of the Red Hat 
Network, not just general questions relating to packages obtained from RHN.

> my requirement:
> i have thousands of users upon which i need to allow only a top level 
> of users to uses this aliases as address,
> the permitted users shal only match from /etc/postfix/engineers-users 
> file.
>
> Say for example user1 at xyz.com can address engineers at xyz.com.

It sounds like what you need is mailman.  Doing this via aliases is 
tedious in the extreme and likely to have a lot of unexpected problems.

Hope this helps,

Paul

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Paul Wayper - Gateway Engineer - Unisys
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