On Dec 13, 2008, at 4:35 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
The following (Chinese) domains are perennial offenders (and I do mean *years*): tom.com, 163.com, 126.com, and 263.com.
Thanks, I added those too.
Also, only the message-id of discarded messages is logged by Mailman, so figuring out if any particular discard_these_nonmembers entry is still being hit is difficult.
As Mark points out, the whole domain filters don't catch much because the domain change frequently, so I just have discarded messages sent to me. That way I can catch the mistakes, if any (only one so far, from clicking the wrong box (from an email address, not a domain filter)).
I can't use graymail/spam programs because I don't have access to the root where MM is.
Using these tools is imperfect but it does save me some time and annoyance.
Wishlist: can you make the screen showing the list of addresses/code lines bigger? It's very hard to navigate. Ideally, it would be small when on a page with lots of other commands but expand when you click on the individual command.
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