Once being human has been verified for an address, added to a whitelist.
Human verification could take the form of an email requiring a response only a human can give, or a web page asking to identify something not machine readable.
This coupled with per-source-address rate limiting will prevent similar DOS attacks in future.
Perhaps somehow this can be added to http://sf.net and http://savannah.gnu.org ?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steven,
The mailing list is hosted at SourceForge. I have very little control over it. I am, however, able to add some filters to look at the mail headers.
So, I just added 3 new filter lines, that will hopefully catch the bounce messages, and NOT relay them to the list.
Thanks for your patience,
Jim McQuillan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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