Re: Question about how to run a deny in access_rules.

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On 09/30/09 22:42, quoth Michael Yount:
> Use a rule in the inform configuration setting, e.g.,
>  post | fail | inform
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> Michael
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> Steven W. Orr wrote:
>> I have a few situations in my lists when I want the person to be
>> automatically
>> denied, but I would also like to be informed on when it happens.
>> Currently, I
>> see no way to do this.
>>
>> For example, I currently have a number of these constructs in my
>> access_rules:
>>
>> post
>> deny, replyfile=3DMultiTo2
>> $admin_bothlist2 >=3D 2
>>
>> The person who sends the message is getting the rejection, but is
>> there some
>> way that I as the list owner can get a copy when this happens?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>>  =20

Ok. One more followup. I'm getting the inform that I wanted but I'd also =
like
to both see the reply contain the content that caused the deny and for th=
e
poster to also see it.

Doable?


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