R.Quenett wrote:
on Monday, May 30, 2005 at 16:56 Declan Moriarty wrote:
[...evidence of spam via list]
" What's going to happen is that linuxfromscratch.org will be listed as a
" spam source in the bayes internals of this installation and give me and
I don't think so, providing the bayesian filters you're using are
properly trained. I'm using popfile and I find it extremely effective at
picking off the spam whether it's via a list or not. I can't remember
having seen a spam via the blfs-support list, barring the false +/-
stuff. Not to say that the crap shouldn't be stopped as close to source
as possible.
R
well, just between yesterday and today, there were 12 spam emails
to/from this list.
4 ebay, 4 paypay, 4 singletons.
the rest of the spam, was 1 in my inbox.
no filtering / rulesets applied.
lists should block anything that purports to be from a site like paypal
or ebay as a matter of course.
what list owner would use a list for an account with them?
I've gotten warnings about bounced messages from the list, by bouncing
paypal / ebay emails.
sending to /dev/null means you don't see them, but it doesn't tell
sender that the list addy is defunct.
list should bounce any email saying paypal, ebay, or purportedly from a
bank about account data / status.
Jaqui
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