On Tuesday 04 November 2003 10:07, Jeremy Maitin-Shepard wrote:
Although they likely have nothing to do with Linux, they are also harmless to all decent Linux email clients and users. Thus, I see no need to block them specifically. Like other spam filtering, I think this should be left to individual developers.
not all Gentoo developers utilize linux as their desktop machine and/or read e-mail on a non-windows machine.
-mike
*waves*
Win2k SP4 Here for a desktop here, so yes, this would a useful I think. Even though I'm usually smart enough to not execute such files attached to mail, I might still be tempted to look inside the files to analyze, which I did with Klez once. Wound up getting the thing on my machine :P
--Kumba
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