At 16:49 -0600 5/13/02, Mike Avery wrote:
>However, any list that has any real presence will be
>subjected to any number of attacks. Once the email
>address is known, spammers will try to send to it.
Boy, isn't that the truth. Which reminds me, I was wondering if
there are any thoughts of allowing for a "condensed view" of the
messages that have lodged in the spam filter? Something like a table
that shows the subject, sender, the reason the message got caught,
and the options available (Approve, Reject, etc.). That would make
clearing out actual spam sent to active lists a lot simpler.
Note that I'm looking for this option in an environment where I
can't hack the source code or data files of Mailman; in other words,
I'm looking for a planned addition to the Web interface. I'd be
happy to mock up what kind of layout I was envisioning, if that would
be helpful.
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