Backscatter is becoming more of a problem, and I can only see it
getting worse. I'm sure that programming LR to compare the domains of
From: and Reply-To: headers (or something similar) would be a pain,
so: is there a way to turn OFF 1) the -on and -off addresses and 2)
the "not allowed to post" responses?
I'm thinking that if there is *not* a way to do the former, that
adding a From: "-on@" to the Rejection strings might be a work-
around, but I can't think of a way to take care of the latter.
Either way, I think I'm going to go for the former (if that would
actually eat those messages) and just set up web forms that send a
subscribe listname message to the Requests address, as what's really
getting bombarded is the -on and -off...usually with something virus-
laden, which then ends up being sent (truncated though it is, it's
still recognizable) to spam traps, etc.
Advice, tricks, etc., welcome!
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Be consistent; when the worshiper has become attuned to the
'dialect' of
the Divine Service, he will become impatient or confused if he finds
it being incessantly changed.
The Rev. Eric J. Stefanski
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