In order to help support users with multiple posting addresses
   the UO version of majordomo has been extened to support a new
   set of commands, post and newpost.

   These work just like the info and intro commands and will allow you
   to maintain a secondary posting list. By default, this new file
   is only available to the list owner by password. Send the following
   command to majordomo@lists.uoregon.edu:

   post listname password

   to get a copy of  your current post list.

   You can update or replace your post file by editing the current
   list and then sending a newpost command to majordomo like so:

   newpost listname password
   # secondary posting list for listname
   username@darkwing.uoregon.edu
   username@uoregon.edu
   username@oregon.uoregon.edu
   EOF

   Note that a single user can have many addresses and the last
   line of the list MUST be an EOF on a seperate line.

   If you are updating an existing post you'll need to retrive your
   post file (post listname password) and make any changes and then
   return the ENTIRE list (NOT just new or change entries!) being
   sure to include the EOF.

   All new lists created after 8/6/03 will include a post file
   and the config file will include two new variables with the
   following default values:

   date_post           =   yes
   post_access        =    closed

   post_access can be changed to "list" if you want your users to
   be able to check thier own posting status.

   In order for the posting list to work, you'll need to
   modify the restrict_post setting in your config file to
   include the .post file:

   restrict_post       =   listname listname.post

   Closed lists created after 8/6/03 will include the post file
   by default.

   If you need help with your config file see:

   http://lists.uoregon.edu/~llynch/majordomo/get-config.html

For those of you with an existing secondary posting file (either
.intro or a file in your darkwing home directory) you can migrate
to the post file or not as you choose. Owners of moderated lists
can also gain control of their moderator list by using the post file
and changing the restrict_post value in your config file:

from
restrict_post       =   listname.moderator


to
restrict_post       =   listname.post

and be sure that post_access is set to closed:

post_access        =    closed