I just realized that if you use the dada_bridge.pl plugin and: * check: Make this list a discussion list ( Messages from addresses that are allowed to post to this list should: ) * uncheck: be sent to the Subscription List. * and check: have a copy of the original message forwarded to: * and plug in an address (that's secret to you), any messages that go to the list email will be scanned to see if it's a subscriber and will only be forwarded to you if it is. This way, the subscription list acts like a whit ...Continue Reading

OK, should be fixed now - look for ver 1.38 of dada_bridge.pl in CVS. I've attached a diff file for geek points. Justin Simoni ...Continue Reading

That was a tricky one indeed! You probably have too change the line: if($li->{group_list} == 1){ into: if($li->{group_list} == 1 && $errors->{msg_not_from_list_owner} ){ which means there is no need to verify whether the from address is on the list or not. Will be more efficient too. Have a nice lunch, I go for a sleep now! > > Hmm, > > It's still working for me, I'm suspecting that this line (703 or so): > > [snip] > > foreach(keys %$errors){ > $status = 0 i ...Continue Reading

> So, back to the list switch widget - can some one whip up some code > that will allow the onSubmit select box to work if JS is enabled, but > show a submit button if no JS is available? And be standards > compliant? If someone can, I can work with that and place it into > Dada Mail, where ever it needs to go; If we're targeting the submit > button to be used on constrictive environments like text-based > browsers, or perhaps a handheld PDA, I don't think pixel perfect > layout is absolutely ne ...Continue Reading

Hmm, It's still working for me, I'm suspecting that this line (703 or so): [snip] foreach(keys %$errors){ $status = 0 if $errors->{$_} == 1; last; } [/snip] is incorrect. Since hashes are fetched semi-randomly, whichever key you get first, will tell the fate of what status is set to and for whichever reason, it's a different order than me. It should probably read: [snip] foreach(keys %$errors){ if($errors->{$_} == 1){ $status = 0 ; last; } } [/snip] ...Continue Reading

> > Messages from moderators are still ignored for discussion lists > > when moderators are allowed. As a workaround I changed the > > following line from sub validate_msg (dada_bridge): > > I'm not having trouble getting this to function incorrectly, here's > what's printed if I manually start the process via the web interface: > [snip] > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > List: k > Logging into POP3 server: mail.example.com > ...Continue Reading

> While I think could be a good idea, I respectfully submit that it > should not > be a priority /right now./ Then it has to be written down somewhere. If it's not, it'll be lost. > Dada Mail admins using JS-disabled > browsers will still have all kinds of *other* problems in the > control panel: > with the "Subscription Form HTML" screen, ...with the "Show/Hide > Advanced > Options" in the "Send a Webpage" screen, ...and with pretty much > everythi ...Continue Reading

> ...But if you're *not* logged in as root, the "Administration" link > still > makes just as much sense as "Sign In to Another List", no? The admin link has a form to create a new list - not something you'd use if you didn't have the root password. It may be just easier to turn all these links off, unless you're logged in as root. > My only concern here is the wording. I can hear it now: > "...'Administration'? Isn't that what I'm already doing?" True; Justin Simo ...Continue Reading

> Justin, are you one of only a few who "intermingles" Dada Mail with > your other site content/design in this way? or (to your knowledge) > is it > quite common? I'd like it to much more common. It's my hope to be able to have Dada Mail blend into an already existing site and extend the site's functionality and content without having it look like, well, a program you've installed. The default looks is fine I guess - the goal is to make it simple and somewhat bare bones, perhaps to enti ...Continue Reading

> One of the things that Dada Mail > defines in its stylesheet is the body of the page itself.... > This has a tendency to break the design of some HTML pages, which > haven't defined anything for the body of the html message. Justin, are you one of only a few who "intermingles" Dada Mail with your other site content/design in this way? or (to your knowledge) is it quite common? I have a nice solution to the problem you describe, but the exact details -- as they apply to the *default* Dada Mail ...Continue Reading