NONE TITLE config-post-from-anyone.html
Keywords: NONE TITLE,fml, flexible mailing list manager, not listserv style but fmlserv emulates listserv or majordomo style

    	fml 3.0 permit post from anyone

See the following url for more details of fml installation. ../../INSTALL-e/index.html

    * anyone can post to mailing list

    For example, anyone can post to mailing list for support purpose.
    This configuration may induces spam and mail bomb.  The value of this
    configuration depends on traffic and operation policy.

    * how to configure
    % makefml config elena

       MAIN MENU -> 1 -> PERMIT_POST_FROM -> anyone

    * anyone can use "command" for mailing list ?

    Restriction over post and command differs, so

       MAIN MENU -> 1 -> PERMIT_POST_FROM -> anyone

    enables "anyone can post" but not "anyone can use command".  fml in
    default restricts only member contained in $MEMBER_LIST can use
    command.

    If you need "anyone can use command", configure

       MAIN MENU -> 1 -> PERMIT_COMMAND_FROM -> anyone

    but it may be not required, I think.

    * Ensure nobody can use command.

    Clearly the best method is "remove elena-ctl in /etc/aliases". It
    disables elena-ctl, address for command.

    Please check /etc/aliases or equivalent for your MTA.

    * SPAM/mail bomb

    1. ignore ;-)

    fml MTI (Mail Traffic Information) may help you in some cases.

    ../resource_control/index.html

    2. not use "anyone" but "moderator" if traffic is small.

    config-moderated-e.html