--- a/ChangeLog	Mon Jun 21 03:27:22 2004 +1000
+++ b/ChangeLog	Mon Jun 21 03:36:27 2004 +1000
@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+ o Added regular expression based access control.
  o Added wrappers for malloc(), realloc(), free() and strdup(), so we can
    bail out if any of them fail.
 0.7.3

--- a/TODO	Mon Jun 21 03:27:22 2004 +1000
+++ b/TODO	Mon Jun 21 03:36:27 2004 +1000
@@ -7,7 +7,6 @@
 Functionality items:
  o listname+get functionality
  o web interface
- o listdir/control/access for regexp access control of mail to the list
 
 Nice to do:
  o Convert mlmmj-sub, mlmmj-unsub and mlmmj-process (moderation) to use

--- a/TUNABLES	Mon Jun 21 03:27:22 2004 +1000
+++ b/TUNABLES	Mon Jun 21 03:36:27 2004 +1000
@@ -6,7 +6,8 @@
 the contents of a file does not matter, the mere presence of it, will set the
 variable to "true". If it's a "normal" file, the first line will be used as
 value, leaving line 2 and forward ready for commentary etc. If it's possible
-to specify several entries pr. line, it's marked "list".
+to specify several entries (one pr. line), it's marked "list".
+
 
  · closedlist			(boolean)
 
@@ -15,31 +16,38 @@
    too, so the -C option to mlmmj-sub and mlmmj-unsub is of no use with a
    closed list.
 
+
  · moderated			(boolean)
 
    If this file is present, the emailaddresses in the file listdir/moderators
    will act as moderators for the list.
 
+
+
  · tocc				(boolean)
 
    If this file is present, the list address does not have to be in the To:
    or Cc: header of the email to the list.
 
+
  · subonlypost			(boolean)
 
    When this file is present, only people who are subscribed to the list,
    are allowed to post to it. The check is made against the "From:" header.
 
+
  · prefix			(normal)
 
    The prefix for the Subject: line of mails to the list. This will alter the
    Subject: line, and add a prefix if it's not present elsewhere.
 
+
  · owner			(list)
 
    The emailaddresses in this file (1 pr. line) will get mails to
    listname+owner@listdomain.tld
 
+
  · delheaders			(list)
 
    In this file is specified *ONE* headertoken to match pr. line. If the file
@@ -48,3 +56,10 @@
                    Message-ID:
    Then all occurences of these headers in incoming list mail will be deleted.
    "From " and "Return-Path:" are deleted no matter what.
+
+
+ · access			(list)
+
+   If this file exists, all headers of a post to the list is matched against
+   the rules. The first rule to match wins. See README.access for syntax and
+   examples.