Banning members

Lyris User's Guide
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Banning members

Table of Contents
ｷ Introduction
ｷ Email Commands
ｷ Web Interface for Users
ｷ Server Administrator
ｷ Site Administrator
ｷ List Administrator
ｷ Other Topics
ｷｷ Security Considerations
ｷｷ Security Issues Relating to Members
ｷｷｷ Access to the list archives
ｷｷｷ Access to the list of members
ｷｷｷ Access to Subscribe to the Mailing List
ｷｷｷ Steps to restrict false impersonations
ｷｷｷ Security Features for Posting Messages
ｷｷｷｷ List admin posting
ｷｷｷｷ Admin Moderation
ｷｷｷｷ Number moderating
ｷｷｷｷ Allow Non-Member Posting
ｷｷｷｷ Action Phrase Restrictions
ｷｷｷｷ Password based posting
ｷｷｷｷ Banning members
ｷｷｷｷ Disallow Email Posting
ｷｷｷｷ Secure HTTP web interface
ｷｷｷｷ Lyris List Manager extensions
ｷｷｷｷ Confirmed subscriptions
ｷｷｷｷ Duplicate messages
ｷｷｷｷ Cross-posting
ｷｷｷｷ Maximum posts per member
ｷｷｷｷ Maximum quoting allowed
ｷｷｷｷ Maximum Messages Per Day
ｷｷｷｷ Limit the Message Size
ｷｷｷｷ Reject Email Attachments
ｷｷｷｷ Moderator auto-approval
ｷｷｷｷ Command detection
ｷｷｷｷ Anonymous Postings
ｷｷｷ Access to unsubscribe and change settings
ｷｷｷ Visibility of the existence of the mailing list
ｷｷｷ Web Interface Access
ｷｷｷ Overview of Lyris List Manager Posting Security
ｷｷｷ Security Considerations of the From: field
ｷｷｷ Security Recommendations for Announcement lists
ｷｷｷ How Lyris List Manager Determines the Identity of the Person Posting
ｷｷ Lyris List Manager Mail Merge
ｷｷ The Lyris List Manager command line
ｷｷ Modifying lyris.plc
ｷ Add-On Packages
ｷ Installing and Upgrading
ｷ Appendix
ｷ Frequently Asked Questions

Banning members
You can ban certain members or groups of members (i.e., names or domains) from joining or posting to the mailing list. For example, if you are "widget.com" and your competitor is "acme.com", you can ban anyone in the "acme.com" domain from joining.

Other pages which link to this page:

Security Features for Posting Messages

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