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  • April 13, 2005 at 11:46 pm #361300
    Josh Hurd
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    How can I set up my Mac mail server to accept mail from the world for public addresses such as my users and deny mail from all but internal users for private addresses such as internal mailing lists?

    Thanks,
    Josh

    April 14, 2005 at 8:12 pm #361315
    Josh Hurd
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    Actually what I want to do is a little more complicated than that.

    I would like all local users to be able to send to any mailing list. These are for example departmental lists so not everyone will be a member every list.

    What I want to do is be able to deny (bounce maybe) messages from non-users to certain mailing lists while keeping others publicly available.

    Example:
    I work for a newspaper.
    All my mailing lists are set up and working the way I want them to.
    Only my users should be able to send mail to the all@ mailing list. This list should be ‘private’.
    While anyone in the world should be able to send mail to the editor@ mailing list. This list would be ‘public’

    Does that make better sense?

    Thanks,
    Josh

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