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Why do I get messages about "Implicit destination" from the mail manager? John Reekie, 7 Aug 1999
MailMan tried fairly hard to trap mail that
looks like spam. If a message comes in that doesn't
look it is correctly configured, MailMan will
hold it for approval, and send you (the list
administrator) mail requesting that you approve
or discard that message.
If you are forwarding mail from
other lists or have aliases set up elsewhere to point
to your list, then you will need to explicitly tell
MailMan not to reject these messages. Go to the
list administration page and select the
"Privacy options" page.
In the field labelled "Alias names (regexps) which qualify as
explicit to or cc destination names", add the name
of the forwarding list or alias that is sending to
this list.
For example, if you have an alias
foo-list@mymailserver
set to point to
a-gsrc-list@gigascale.eecs.berkeley.edu,
then the configuration option for a-gsrc-list
needs to have "foo-list" added to it.
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